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B.S.Ed. in Foreign Language Education

(Spanish Education, French Education, Latin Education, German Education)

Frequently Asked Questions

Q: When do I need to apply?
Sophomores apply by January 15th. Juniors apply by November 1st. If you are applying as a junior note that space in the program is limited and you should get your application in as soon as possible.

Q: Do I have to have already taken all of Area F and the Praxis before I can apply?
No, it is common to have one or two area F courses left when one applies (e.g., the Speech Communications requirement). An applicant will not automatically be denied admission if the Praxis I has not been taken yet but it is one of many factors in assessment of applications when space is limited.

Q: I am a Spanish, French, German, Latin, or Latin major and have just now decided that I want to teach. What are my options?
If you are not too far along in your degree or don't mind putting off graduation for an extra year or so, you can apply to our undergraduate program and complete a double major.. You still have to meet the deadlines listed above. Or if you are almost or already done with your degree, you might consider pursuing the M.Ed. Plus certification in Foreign Language Education program. This program is designed for people who majored in a field they now wish to teach. It is approximately a two year program with T-4 certification being achieved after just one year.

Q: Can I choose where I student teach?
No. We take into account your preferences for placement, but we can make no guarantees that you will receive the placement you want.

Q: What if I don't have a car?
We will try to facilitate car-pooling or a local placement, but students need to be prepared to arrange their own transportation.

Q: Can I work while I student teach?
No. Student teaching is a full-time job and the schedule is extremely demanding.

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