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Do you like working with students and helping them learn? Consider a career in education! As an education pre-major, you will study a wide range of subjects that cover basic teaching skills. You will also learn what is required to become a teacher and gain a general foundational knowledge in subjects such as math and English.

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Total Program Credits: 90 - 93


Program Courses

First Quarter

Course ID
Course Title
Credits
EDUC&202
Introduction to Education   1
5
GUID 102
Strategies for Success  
3
MATH 208
Mathematics for Elementary Education - A   2
5
 
VI. Group B Health Related/PE  
2
Total Credits
 
15
VI. Group B Health Related/PE: Choose 2 credits VI. Group B Health Related/PE: Choose 2 credits  
PE 150
Beginning Archery  
2
PE 187
Cross Training  
2
PE 188
Basic Fitness I  
2

Second Quarter

Course ID
Course Title
Credits
EDUC 267
Cooperative Education Work Experience   3
2 - 5
ENGL&101
English Composition I  
5
MATH 209
Mathematics for Elementary Education - B  
5
 
VI. Group A Health Related/PE Lecture  
3
Total Credits
 
15-18
VI. Group A Health Related/PE Lecture: Choose 3 credits VI. Group A Health Related/PE Lecture: Choose 3 credits  
HLTH 101
Health and Wellness  
3
HLTH 104
Stress Management  
3
HLTH 174
First Aid  
3
HLTH 270
Nutrition for Fitness  
3
PE 170
Introduction to Physical Education and Recreation  
3

Third Quarter

Course ID
Course Title
Credits
ENGL&102
Composition II  
5
MATH 210
Mathematics for Elementary Education - C  
5
 
III. Group A Humanities  
5
Total Credits
 
15
III. Group A Humanities: Choose 5 credits III. Group A Humanities: Choose 5 credits  
ENGL&111
Intro to Literature  
5
ENGL&112
Intro to Fiction  
5
ENGL&113
Intro to Poetry  
5
SPAN&121
Spanish I  
5

Fourth Quarter

Course ID
Course Title
Credits
EDUC&204
Exceptional Child  
5
PSYC&100
General Psychology  
5
 
V. Group B Mathematics Lab/Non-Lab, not BIOL  
5
Total Credits
 
15
V. Group B Mathematics Lab/Non-Lab, not BIOL: Choose 5 credits V. Group B Mathematics Lab/Non-Lab, not BIOL: Choose 5 credits  
ASTR&100
Survey of Astronomy  
5
ENVS&101
Intro to Env Science  
5
GEOL&100
Survey of Earth Science  
5

Fifth Quarter

Course ID
Course Title
Credits
CMST 227
Intercultural Communication   4
5
 
III. Group B or C Humanities   5
5
 
IV. Group B Social Sciences  
5
Total Credits
 
15
III. Group B or C Humanities: Choose 5 credits III. Group B or C Humanities: Choose 5 credits  
ART& 100
Art Appreciation  
5
FILM 141
Introduction to Film  
5
PHIL&101
Intro to Philosophy  
5
PHIL 110
Intro to Ethics  
5
IV. Group B Social Sciences: Choose 5 credits IV. Group B Social Sciences: Choose 5 credits  
HIST&136
US History 1  
5
HIST&137
US History 2  
5
HIST&219
Native American History  
5

Sixth Quarter

Course ID
Course Title
Credits
BIOL 115
Biology for Elementary Education  
5
CMST&220
Public Speaking  
5
 
IV. Group A or B Social Sciences not PSYC or HIST  
5
Total Credits
 
15
IV. Group A or B Social Sciences not PSYC or HIST: Choose 5 credits IV. Group A or B Social Sciences not PSYC or HIST: Choose 5 credits  
POLS 102
Comparative Government   6
5
POLS 125
Introduction to Global Issues   7
5
SOC& 201
Social Problems   6
5

III. Group A Humanities  

 

Course ID
Course Title
Credits
ENGL&111
Intro to Literature  
5
ENGL&112
Intro to Fiction  
5
ENGL&113
Intro to Poetry  
5
SPAN&121
Spanish I  
5

III. Group B or C Humanities  

 

Course ID
Course Title
Credits
ART& 100
Art Appreciation  
5
FILM 141
Introduction to Film  
5
PHIL&101
Intro to Philosophy  
5
PHIL 110
Intro to Ethics  
5

IV. Group A or B Social Sciences not PSYC or HIST  

 

Course ID
Course Title
Credits
POLS 102
Comparative Government   6
5
POLS 125
Introduction to Global Issues   7
5
SOC& 201
Social Problems   6
5

IV. Group B Social Sciences  

 

Course ID
Course Title
Credits
HIST&136
US History 1  
5
HIST&137
US History 2  
5
HIST&219
Native American History  
5

V. Group B Mathematics Lab/Non-Lab, not BIOL  

 

Course ID
Course Title
Credits
ASTR&100
Survey of Astronomy  
5
ENVS&101
Intro to Env Science  
5
GEOL&100
Survey of Earth Science  
5

VI. Group A Health Related/PE Lecture  

 

Course ID
Course Title
Credits
HLTH 101
Health and Wellness  
3
HLTH 104
Stress Management  
3
HLTH 174
First Aid  
3
HLTH 270
Nutrition for Fitness  
3
PE 170
Introduction to Physical Education and Recreation  
3

VI. Group B Health Related/PE  

 

Course ID
Course Title
Credits
PE 150
Beginning Archery  
2
PE 187
Cross Training  
2
PE 188
Basic Fitness I  
2
1 (W) Writing Intensive
2 Requires math placement
3 Credit awarded based on one credit for every three weekly cooperative credit hours. Must meet with instructor before enrolling.
4 (D) Diversity requirement for both SCC and EWU
5 PHIL& 101 and PHIL 110 are Humanities Group C courses.
6 Satisfies EWU's Global Designation requirement
7 Satisfies both SCC's Diversity requirement and EWU's Global Designation requirement.

Estimated costs for completing this program

 
WA Resident
Non-Resident
International
Tuition
$ 9,968
$ 12,869
$ 22,675
Books
$ 1,031
$ 1,031
$ 1,031
Course Fees
$ 28
$ 28
$ 28
Institutional Fees
$ 672
$ 672
$ 3,195
Total Costs
$ 11,699
$ 14,600
$ 26,929

Costs for completing a degree or certificate can vary. For more information about costs, visit our How Much Does it Cost? page.

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