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2011-2012 Archived Catalog Information
- Majors for Middle School Teacher Candidates
Majors for Middle School Teacher Candidates
The Massachusetts Department of Elementary and Secondary Education requires candidates seeking Initial Licensure in Middle School to complete a program of study in English, History (Humanities), General Science or Mathematics. Suffolk University offers two inter-disciplinary majors designed to meet the subject matter knowledge standards for Middle School Teachers. Descriptions, prerequisites, and other information regarding the courses that comprise these programs are located in the respective department’s section of the catalog, e.g., English.
English, History for Middle School Teachers:
Program Advisors: Bellinger, History; Robinson, Education & Human Services; R. Miller, English
For major requirements, please contact a program advisor.
General Science, Mathematics for Middle School Teachers:
Program Advisors: Veloria, Education & Human Services; Cook, Math and Computer Science; Hogan, Physics
For major requirements, please contact a program advisor.