Combined Multiple Subject Credential and Curriculum and Instruction, M.S.

Applicants are required to attend a program overview at least one year prior to applying. Overview schedules may be found at the Department of Elementary and Bilingual Education website. Candidates must have a 3.0 GPA (cumulative or last 60 semester units) and have completed their bachelor’s degree to apply to the program. The application review process allows the department to consider experiences, attributes and other academic metrics, as well as the value an applicant would contribute to learning and teaching. For more information visit the Department of Elementary and Bilingual Education website. Applicants for admission into the program are evaluated at several transition points, measuring candidates’ progress toward meeting program outcomes as outlined in the College of Education’s conceptual framework. Specifically, these include knowledge (scholarship, breadth of understanding), skills (professional aptitude, physical and mental fitness) and dispositions (character). The following requirements must be met and submitted before an application is considered complete. Only complete files are reviewed for admission into the program. Bachelor’s degree from an accredited institution. 3.00 GPA in the last 60 semester units. Official transcripts from all the institutions attended. Successful completion of: CAS 101, CAS 312, CAS 315, CAS 325A, CAS 325B or PSYC 361; EDEL 315 and EEDEL 325; and an approved Ethnic Studies course. Certificate of Clearance from the California Commission on Teacher Credentialing (CTC) by the time of application. Two- to three-page JEIE Admission Statement. Evidence of a recent TB test (within last four years). Mandatory Overview Attendance. Verification of Basic Skill Requirement (BSR). Verification of Subject Matter Requirement (SMR). Two academic faculty recommendations. Pre-Program Field Experience Form. CPR Training certification - Candidates must complete CPR Training offered by the American Heart Association (Heart Saver) or the American Red Cross. Training must cover infant, child and adult. Evidence of CPR training must be current (within 2 years). U.S. Constitution course or exam.