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Programs (ACCESS Adult Education) |
REQUIREMENTS FOR LICENSURE ONLY
A. The student should apply for
admission through the Adult ACCESS Office,
submit an official transcript(s) of previous
work, and request an evaluation of remaining
requirements in the licensure area desired. The
licensure areas available are as follows: Elementary
Education (K-6); Middle Grades (6-9);
Secondary Education (9-12) in English,
Mathematics, Science, and Social Studies;
and Specialty Areas (K-12) in Art, English
as a Second Language (ESL), Music, Physical
Education, Special Education, and Spanish. Add-on
licensure programs available are Academically/Intellectually
Gifted (AIG), ESL, Reading Specialist,
and Special Education. Note: Some
areas may not have courses available
through the ACCESS evening program.
B. The transcript(s) will be forwarded
to the Chair of the Education Department
to complete the evaluation and forwarded
to the appropriate academic departments
to review and assess remaining major requirements.
C. A letter is sent to the applicant
as soon as possible after receiving the
request for an evaluation detailing remaining
requirements for an institutional recommendation
for licensure in the area desired.
D. The student may schedule a conference
with the Chair of the Education Department
for advising upon receipt of the evaluation.
E. The general studies component
of the transcript of licensure-only students
with degrees from regionally accredited
institutions are considered to have met
general studies requirements even though
the courses may be different from those
required for Mars Hill College graduation.
If the student has a degree from an institution
that is not regionally approved, the general
studies component will be reviewed as
well.
F. Licensure only students are
held to the same program requirements
as traditional degree seeking students
with the exception of PRAXIS I. Licensure
only students are exempt from PRAXIS I.
G. Upon completion of the requirements
outlined in the initial transcript evaluation
or its equivalent, he/she is recommended
to North Carolina State Department of
Public Instruction for licensure.
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