Nine to twelve credit hours based on one of the following emphasis tracks: 1) Middle School: Emphasis Mathematics/Science track; 2) Middle School: Emphasis Language Arts/Social Studies Track; 3) P-4 Track.
Middle School: Emphasis in Mathematics/Science Track
10-12 hours
Mathematics:
3-5 hours
Three to five hours of mathematics must be selected from the following list:
Students are encouraged to take ACAD 0411 College Study Skills their first semester to better equip them to make the transition from high school to college-level course work.
No courss substitutions will be allowed. The Arkansas Department of Higher Education has approved this degree plan as listed. Furthermore, Arkansas four-year universities have agreed to "accept and apply all AAT courses toward the total semester credit hours required for the bachelor's degree in Middle School or P-4 Education" and to "admit qualified AAT students to the College of Education with junior status."
In addition to the course requirements listed, students must successfully pass the Parxis I exam and have a cumulative grade point average of 2.65. The Arkansas pass scores for the Praxis I exam are as follows: Reading=172, Writing=173, Math=171. Official scores must be received by the UACCM Registrar's Office prior to awarding the AAT degree. Students must check with the admitting four-year university for Praxis I requirements. Please see the Division Chair for Career and Technical Studies, Marilyn Thomas, with questions regarding the requirements for the AAT degree.
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The sequence of courses in each track is designed to allow students ease of transfer into a teaching baccalaureate degree program for either middle school or P-4 school teachers offered at any of the public four-year universities in Arkansas.
This plan does not guarantee the the student will be admitted into a Teacher Education Program at a four-year university.
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