Secondary teacher candidates in this program have typically declared a major suitable for the subject they want to teach. By pairing a focus with your teacher licensure, you will gain added knowledge that will better prepare you to teach in a given area.
This program leads to a Colorado provisional license in Secondary MathematicsÌý(gradesÌý7-12). To be eligible for licensure, candidates must successfully complete all academic and field experience requirements, pass a state-approved licensure exam, and complete student teaching.
We recommend that undergraduate students in the Secondary Mathematics program declare one of the following majors, as an efficient, content-centric pathway:
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CU Teach Math Support
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Undergraduate AdmissionÌýRequirements
Incoming first-year students can now apply directly to all of ourÌýteacher licensure programs! If you are an incoming student, pleaseÌýsee instructions here. If you are a current CU Â鶹ӰԺ student, see stepsÌýbelow.Ìý
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Post-BA AdmissionsÌýRequirements
For more information, please contact the School of Education by email atÌýedadvise@colorado.eduÌýor by phone 303-492-6555.