Bachelor's Plus Program: Adolescent to Young Adult (7-12) Licensure

Required Education Coursework

EDFN 586 Effective Instruction

3

Taken 1st sem. AU

EDFN 512 Teaching & Learning Process

3

EDFN 586

EDIS 546 Intro. to Education Interventions

3

EDFN 586

EDCI 505 Instructional Design & Educational Tech for Teaming

3

EDFN 586 & 512

EDFN 587 Multicultural Field Experience

3

EDFN 586

PSYC 218 Adolescent Psychology

3

None

EDCI 561 Content Area Literacy**

3

None

EDFN 588 Assess., Instruction, Evaluation, & Intervention Field Experience

3

EDFN 586 or concurrent

EDFN 520 Social & Professional Issues in Education

2

Current enrollment with Internship

Select one of the following Professional Courses: Undergraduate:

Choose One Related Method

3

EDCI 563 Advanced Studies in the Language Arts

(3)

To be taken concurrently with EDFN 588       

EDCI 517 Teaching the 21st Century Adolescent:  Mathematics

(3)

To be taken concurrently with EDFN 588

EDCI 518 Teaching the 21st Century Adolescent:  Science

(3)

To be taken concurrently with EDFN 588

EDCI 519 Teaching the 21st Century Adolescent:  Social Studies

(3)

To be taken concurrently with EDFN 588

Internship

EDCI 602 Intern. For Adol./Young Ad. 7-12

10

EDFN 587, 588

Total Hours

39 hrs.

ENG 201 Introduction to Creative Writing

3

None

ENG 317 Studies in Shakespeare

3

ENG 102

ENG 351 Advanced Composition

3

ENG 102

ENG 417 English Grammar & Usage

3

ENG 102

JDM 203 Writing for the Media

3

None

COM 208 Argumentation and Advocacy

3

COM 101

Two courses from the following:

6

ENG 309 African American Literature

(3)

ENG 102

ENG 314 Literature and Gender

(3)

ENG 102

ENG 316 Postcolonial Literature

(3)

ENG 102

ENG 330 African Literature

(3)

ENG 102

ENG 340 Studies in Jewish Literature

(3)

ENG 102

*1 course from:

3

ENG 401 Lit. of Early England

(3)

ENG 102

ENG 404 English Renaissance

(3)

ENG 102

*1 course from:

3

ENG 406 17th-Cent. English Literature

(3)

ENG 102

ENG 408 18th-Cent. English Literature

(3)

ENG 102

*1 course from:

3

ENG 410 Romantic Movement

(3)

ENG 102

ENG 411 Victorian Period

(3)

ENG 102

ENG 413 Modern Anglophone Literature

(3)

ENG 102

*2 courses from:

6

ENG 425 American Literature I

(3)

ENG 102

ENG 426 American Literature II

(3)

ENG 102

ENG 427 American Literature III

(3)

ENG 102

ENG 428 American Literature IV

(3)

ENG 102

1 additional course from:

3

Starred categories (*)

(3)

ENG 325 Major Writers Seminar

(3)

ENG 102

ENG 418 History of Eng. Language

(3)

ENG 102

1 course from:

3

JDM 307 Adv. Reporting

(3)

JDM 245, 246

JDM 320 Feature Writing

(3)

JDM 245

ENG 301 Writers’ Wkshp.: Poetry

(3)

ENG 101, 201

ENG 302 Writ. W. Creat. Nonf./Fict.

(3)

ENG 101, 201

TH 204 Script Analysis

(3)

None

1 course from:

3

ENG 332 Global Film

(3)

ENG 102

ENG 371 Literature and Film

(3)

ENG 102

Total Hours

48 hrs.

CS 101 Logic and Computing

3

2 Years H.S. Algebra

MATH 205 Calculus I

5

MATH 111 or Equivalent

MATH 206 Calculus II

5

MATH 205

MATH 223 Discrete Mathematics I

3

3 years H.S. College Prep. Math

MATH 230 Mathematical Modeling

3

MATH 206, 223

MATH 250 Mathematical Proof

1

MATH 223

MATH 305 Calculus III

4

MATH 206

MATH 307 Linear Algebra

3

MATH 202, 206, or 224

MATH 309 History of Mathematics

3

MATH 206 OR 202, and MATH 223

MATH 311 Modern Geometry

3

MATH 206, 223, 250

MATH 317 Probability

3

MATH 223, 250; 202 or 206

MATH 415 Abstract Algebra

3

MATH 223, 250, 307

MATH 450 Seminar *Must be completed at Ashland University

1

Jr. or Sr. Status

Choose One:

3

MATH 108 Introductory Statistics

(3)

MATH 100 or ACT 18 or SAT 480

MATH 318 Mathematical Statistics

(3)

MATH 305, 317

MATH/CS/PHYS Elective-choose one from:

3-5

CS 121 Computer Programming I

(3)

CS 101

MATH 217 Theory of Arithmetic and Geometry

(3)

Math ACT 18 or above, SAT 480 or above, or MATH 100

MATH 224 Discrete Mathematics II

(3)

MATH 223

MATH 319 Number Theory

(3)

MATH 206, 223, and 250

PHYS 201 General Physics I

(4)

H.S. Algebra & Geometry

PHYS 205 University Physics I

(5)

MATH 206

Total Hours

46-48 hrs.

BIO 201 Molec. & Cellular Basis of Life

4

None

BIO 202 Organ. Adapt. & Divers.

4

None

BIO 303 Genetics

4

BIO 201 & 6 BIO hrs

CHEM 103 General Chemistry I

4

H.S. Chem., 3 yrs. H.S. Math

CHEM 104 General Chemistry II

4

CHEM 103

CHEM 320 Quant. Analysis

4

CHEM 104

CHEM/GEOL/PHYS/PHIL 350 Science as a Cultural Force

3

Any Natural Science Core Course

GEOL 101 Physical Geology

4

None

GEOL 102 Historical Geology

4

None

Choose two from:

7-8

BIO 305 Evolution

(3)

BIO 202; 303 or Concurrent

BIO 310 Ecology

(4)

BIO 202

BIO 325 Anat. & Phys. I

(4)

BIO 201

BIO 326 Anat. & Phys. II

(4)

BIO 325

BIO 340 Microbiology

(4)

BIO 201, CHEM 104

BIO 411 Limnology

(4)

BIO 202

BIO 424 Cell Biology

(4)

12 hrs. BIO, BIO 303

BIO 428 Molecular Biology

(4)

BIO 303

Choose one from:

3

PHYS 107 Hidden Life of the Stars

(3)

H.S. Alg. & Trig.

PHYS 320 Origins of the Universe

(3)

H.S. Alg. & Trig.

General Physics option:

19

MATH 201 Applied Calculus I*

(3)

2 yrs. H.S. Alg., 1 yr. H.S. Geom.

OR

MATH 202 Applied Calculus II*

(3)

MATH 201

PHYS 201 Gen. Physics I

(4)

H.S. Alg. & Geom.

PHYS 202 Gen. Physics II

(4)

PHYS 201

GEOL 311 Minerology

(4)

GEOL 101

CHEM 307/307L Org. Chem. I

(4)

CHEM 104

*MATH 202 is the recommended Math course

OR

University Physics option:

20

MATH 205 Calculus I

(5)

MATH 111 or Equ.

MATH 206 Calculus II

(5)

MATH 205

PHYS 205 Univ. Physics I

(5)

MATH 206

PHYS 206 Univ. Physics II

(5)

PHYS 205

Total Hours

64-66 hrs.

Broad field courses:

ECON 232 Princ. Of Microeconomics

3

None

ECON 233 Princ. Of Macroeconomics

3

None

PSYC 101 General Psychology I

3

None

PSYC 218 Psych. Of Adolescence

3

None

SOC 111 Principles of Sociology

3

None

SOC 301 Race, Ethnic, & Minority Issues

3

None

History/Political Science courses:

HIST 112 Western Civilization to 1500

3

None

HIST 113 Western Civilization from 1500

3

None

HIST 212 Am. History thru Civil War

3

None

HIST 213 Am. History after Civil War

3

None

POLSC 102 Democracy in Am.

3

None

POLSC 320 Am. Political Thought I

3

None

POLSC 321 Am. Political Thought II

3

None

Choose One:

3

HIST 261 Ancient Greece

(3)

None

HIST 264 Ancient Rome

(3)

None

Choose two:

6

HIST 267 Medieval Europe

(3)

None

HIST 268 Renaiss. & Reformation

(3)

None

HIST 269 Age of Enlightenment

(3)

None

HIST 270 Age of Rev./Reaction

(3)

None

HIST 271 20th Cent. Europe to Pres.

(3)

None

POLSC 390A Modern Revolutions

(3)

None

Choose one:

3

HIST 351 Colonial America

(3)

None

HIST 352/POLSC 352 Am. Found.

(3)

None

HIST 353 The Early Republic

(3)

None

HIST 354 Nation./Sectional Confl.

(3)

None

HIST 355 Civil War or

(3)

None

HIST 375/POLSC 375 Lincoln

(3)

None

Choose one:

3

HIST 356 Enterprise/Progressivism

(3)

None

HIST 357 America Age of World War

(3)

None

HIST 358 Postwar Amer.: 1945-1973

(3)

None

HIST 359 Contemporary Am.

(3)

None

Choose one:

3

POLSC 336 Const. Powers

(3)

POLSC 102

POLSC 337 Const. Rights

(3)

POLSC 102

Choose one:

3

HIST 327 Africa

(3)

None

HIST 329 Latin America

(3)

None

HIST 341/POLSC 341 Mod. Middle East

(3)

None

HIST 343 Mod. East Asia

(3)

None

POLSC 205 Comp. Politics

(3)

None

POLSC 231 Int. Relations

(3)

None

REL 107 Exp. World Rel.

(3)

None

Choose one:

3

GEOL 103 Phys. Geog. & Env.

(3)

None

HIST 301 Cultural Geography

(3)

None

Total Hours

63 hrs.