College in Texas for a Bachelor’s Degree to teach Elementary School?
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Question by Rachael: College in Texas for a Bachelor‘s Degree to teach Elementary Teach?
It’d be fantastic if you may possibly give me these, but just a LINK to a WEBSITE with ALL this info on it would be AMAZING!
a. Admission requirements (SAT/ACT required scores and other high teach course/requirements)
b. Hours required for degree/training
c. Estimated years in college/training
d. Cost per year (total tuition, travel, books, room & board, meals, etc.)
e. Average cost for Degree/Training
f. List required college science courses for degree/training
Best answer:
Answer by SomeoneSecret
Whatever colleges you are looking at should have a website with all this information pertaining to that fastidious college. Some do not require the same classes as others, so it may possibly be uncommon at each one.
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In Texas, you get a degree in a subject, then get certified for elementary ed by taking the ASEP test(s). The tests are also known as the TExES and ExCET tests. Each college/university calls it a uncommon thing. For example, at UT, you would major in Early Childhood to Sixth Grade Generalist Certification and get your Bachelor of Science (B.S.) in Applied Learning and Development. Just go to the schools websites that you like and try out out all the uncommon info. Excellent luck!
http://www.utsa.edu
http://www.rice.edu
http://www.uta.edu