Cal State LA Programs in the Charter College of Education ANA ZAMBRANO

Cal State LA Programs in the Charter College of Education ANA ZAMBRANO RECRUITMENT ADVISOR SPECIALIST CCOE

About the CCOE The Charter College of Education (CCOE) at Cal State L.A. is the only public college of education in the United States with the distinguished “charter” identity offering an extensive portfolio of 57 academic programs of differing types including undergraduate, graduate (including a joint Ph.D. with UCLA and an Ed.D., the first-ever independent doctoral-level program offered at the university), teaching & professional credentials, as well as academic certificates.

What degree to you need to become a teacher? ANYONE CAN EARN A TEACHING CREDENTIAL DEGREE OPTIONS? Anyone with a degree can earn a teaching credential, if they meet the demands of the teaching credential agency HOWEVER! If you choose a teacher prep program, you might qualify to waive one of the exam requirements and you benefit from paying lower tuition for the credential program

About Cal State LA Art Communication Studies English Liberal Studies Modern Languages and Literatures Music, Theatre & Dance Philosophy Television, Film, & Media Studies College of Arts & Letters Accounting Economics and Statistics Finance and Law Information Systems Management Marketing College of Business & Economics Anthropology Biological Sciences Chemistry and Biochemistry Geosciences and Environment History Latin American Studies Mathematics Natural Science (Interdisciplinary Program) Physics and Astronomy Political Science Psychology Sociology College of Natural & Social Sciences Applied and Advanced Studies in Education Curriculum and Instruction Special Education and Counseling Charter College of Education Asian and Asian American Studies (Interdisciplinary Program) Chicanx Studies Pan-African Studies College of Ethnic Studies Child and Family Studies Communication Disorders Criminal Justice & Criminalistics Kinesiology and Nutritional Science Nursing Public Health Social Work Youth Agency Administration(Certificate Program) Applied Gerontology (Certificate Program) Civil Engineering Computer Science Electrical and Computer Engineering Mechanical Engineering Technology College of Engineering, Computer Science, & Technology College of Health & Human Services Academic Programs English Language Program International Office International Summer Session Open University Professional Development and Training Study Abroad Study in L.A. Summer Session Test Preparation Nursing Public Health Social Work Youth Agency Administration (Certificate Program) Applied Gerontology (Certificate Program) Honors College College of Professional and Global Education

Colleges With Teacher Preparation Options Urban Learning Art English Liberal Studies Music, Theatre & Dance Industrial Technology The teaching credential program is housed in the Charter College Of Education These programs have a teacher preparation component College of Engineering, Computer Science, & Technology Charter College of Education College of Arts & Letters Child and Family Studies Kinesiology and Nutritional Science Biological Sciences Chemistry and Biochemistry Geosciences and Environment History Mathematics Natural Science (Interdisciplinary Program) Physics and Astronomy Chicanx Studies College of Health & Human Services College of Natural & Social Sciences College of Ethnic Studies Some have an Integrated Teacher Preparation option (pursue the teaching credential while completing your undergraduate degree) Others prepare you with content (the subject you will teach)

Two options General Option Teacher Prep Option (not always available for transfers) BA in Child Development Child-centered– The major focuses on the development of the child NOTE: Transfer students generally cannot pursue the teacher prep option with CHDV due to excess units but you can start the credential before you graduate

Three options: BA in Liberal Studies Interdisciplinary– it takes from different disciplines to prepare you in a broad education General Option Teacher Prep in Elementary Teacher Prep in Special Education

Three options: Chicanx Studies Interdisciplinary program that pulls from literature, social science, education, politics, pop culture, social media, immigration, public health, social policy, and social justice and the impact on the Chicana/o and Latina/o community. General Option– degree-only Elementary Subject Matter Teacher Preparation: Traditional Option Elementary Subject Matter Teacher Preparation: Integrated Option

Four options: BA in Urban Learning Interdisciplinary family- and community-centered and it emphasizes how education impacts urban communities Teacher Prep in Elementary Education Teacher Prep in Education Specialist Teacher Prep in Dual Credential Teaching & Learning (degree-only)

Program Options At the CCOE Undergraduate programs Post-baccalaureate teaching credentials What Are You Looking for? Graduate Degrees Professional/ Advanced Degrees BS in Rehabilitation Services BA in Urban Learning Multiple Subject Single Subject Education Specialist Certificates/Authorizations MA MA MA MA in in in in EdD PhD Education ( 9 options) Special Education (8 options) Ed Tech Educational Administration

The CCOE Prepares Preschool, Elementary, Middle, & High School Teachers Special Education Teachers Across all Grade Levels Reading Specialists School Counselors Rehabilitation Counselors School Psychologists School Administrators & Leaders Researchers Instructional Technology Specialists

Bachelor of Science in Rehabilitation Services WHAT DOES THIS MAJOR PREPARE YOU FOR?

BS In Rehabilitation Services Interesting Fact: Cal State LA is the only university in California that offers a major in Rehabilitation Services. Careers in Human Service examples of professions include: Human Services Caseworker/Case Manager Job Developer or Job Placement Specialist Supported Employment Coordinator Disability Center-Resident Counselor Parole and Probation Officer Vocational Service Coordinator Homeless/ Domestic Violence Shelter Coordinator and many more! Learn More About Us: www.calstatela.edu/rehab We have a very active Student Association (Rehabilitation Services Association—RCA) that works with the community, helps you network, and prepares you in your field

Two options: Both prepare you to work with marginalized communities BS in Rehabilitation Services General option ABA Option Prepares you to in the human services sector. Prepares you to work with students and adults with Autism, behavior support, and other disabilities

BS In Rehabilitation Services Year 1 Year 2 Year 3 Year 4 LOWER GE LOWER GE LOWER GE LOWER GE’S/ Upper GE’s DEGREE COURSEWORK DEGREE COURSEWORK/Upper GE’s DEGREE COURSEWORK/Fieldwo rk DEGREE COURSEWORK/Fieldwo rk DISCLAIMER: This is a general roadmap! Everyone’s degree progress is unique & it is important that you meet with your academic advisor for support with your schedule

Bachelor of Arts in Urban Learning WHAT DOES THIS MAJOR PREPARE YOU FOR?

BA in Urban Learning Interesting Fact: Careers in Education o We prepare teachers for high-demand urban schools in a one-of-a-kind program. o Benefit: Give back by going back! Teach in schools where well-prepared teachers are most needed. Fun Fact: We have cohorts! Study in a small learning community with students like you. Learn about us: https://www.calstatela.edu/academic/ccoe/pr ograms/ulrn We have a new Student Association (Urban Learning Student Association—ULSA) that serves as support, helps you network, and prepares you in your field

Four options The BA in Urban Learning Teacher Prep in Multiple Subject (Elementary Education) Teacher Prep in Education Specialist Prepares elementary teachers Teacher Prep in Dual Credential Prepares Special Ed Teachers Teaching & Learning Prepares both elementary and Special Ed teachers Degree only Option

SPED Credential Options & Pathways Early Childhood Birth to age 5 Early Intervention, All disabilities, Autism Mild/Moderate K – 12th grade (up to age 22) Learning Disabilities, Intellectual disabilities, Autism, ADD, Emotional Disturbance Moderate/Severe K – 12th grade (up to age 22) M/S Intellectual Disabilities, Autism, M/S Emotional Disturbance, Multiple Disabilities Physical & Health Impairments Birth- to 12th grade (up to age 22) Physical/Orthopedic Impairments, Autism, Traumatic Brain Injury Visual Impairments Birth- to 12th grade (up to age 22) Visual Impairments, Blindness, Deaf-Blindness

BA in Urban Learning Year 1 Year 2 Year 3 Year 4 Year 5 LOWER GE/ CSET waiver courses LOWER GE/ CSET waiver courses LOWER GE/ CSET waiver courses CSET waiver courses/ upper GE’s DEGREE COURSEWORK/CSET WAVIER COURSES Apply to cred program DEGREE COURSEWORK/ Start pre-req credential courses DEGREE COURSEWORK/ Credential courses DEGREE COURSEWORK/ Credential courses DEGREE COURSEWORK/ Credential courses Student teaching Apply for graduation DISCLAIMER: This is a general roadmap! Everyone’s degree progress is unique & it is important that you meet with your academic advisor for support with your schedule

Degree/Major Breakdown Undergraduate: Credential Graduate (MA) degree Pre-req (intro courses) Specialty courses University Requirements Lower GE Upper GE R/E Civic Learning Degree requirements Major courses Directed electives Methods & Strategies Student teaching

Transfer Admission Requirements GENERAL TRANSFER INFORMATION Completion of at least 60 transferrable units Completion of college-level English Composition, Oral Communication, critical thinking, and quantitative reasoning (math with a C or better) Minimum 2.0 transferrable GPA Good academic standing at last college attended All majors at Cal State LA have major-specific criteria. They are listed here: https://www.calstatela.edu/admissions/major-specific-criteria

Ideal Transfer Requirements For Urban Learning (NOTE: The courses listed below are listed in Cal State LA; your community college counselor/advisor can help you locate the equivalent at your current school or refer to ASSIST.org for equivalents): Requirements to transfer: Minimum GPA: 2.4 GE to transfer or AAT Required General Education Courses (grade of C or better): ENGL 1010: Written Composition COMM 1100: Oral Communication Quantitative Reasoning (math/stats) BIOL 1010: General Biology At least one of the following history courses (grade C or better): HIST 1010- World History since 1500 HIST 2010- US history to 1877 Additional recommended preparation for transfer students (grade of "C" or better required) ENG 2700 – Why Literature Matters CHDV 1400 – Development Across the Lifespan (Conception to Adolescence) HIST 2010 – United States History to 1877

Exam Changes! CBEST: If you have a B or better in a college-level class will cover the CBEST CSET for Multiple Subject –Interdisciplinary degrees. Urban Learning : Any Option Liberal Studies : Any Option Child Development : Option 2 Chicanx Studies : Option 2 and Option 3 CSET for Single Subject Candidates Agriculture Art Business Dance English World Language (in any of the languages for which there is a credential) Health Science Home Economics Industrial and Technology Education Mathematics Music Physical Education Science (including Biology, Chemistry, Geoscience or Earth and Space Science, and Physics) Social Science Theater

Beyond A Bachelor’s Degree It’s never too early to start thinking of a tentative plan after graduation. Things to consider are: What are your career goals? What do you want to be an expert in? What population do you want to work with? Do you plan on working in higher education?

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