Teacher Education Transfer :: Typical Class Schedule

First Semester

Second Semester

Third Semester

  • HIST 161 or 162 - Western Civilizations (SUNY Gen Ed)
  • ENGL 121 - Basic Communications (SUNY Gen Ed)
  • 2 Courses in Concentration
  • Science as advised. (SUNY Gen Ed)
  • Fine Arts OR Humanities (SUNY Gen Ed)
  • Social Science Elective

Fourth Semester


Available Concentrations:

Students in the English concentration will take Composition and Research, Writing about Literature, 3 credits in American Literature, 3 credits in English Literature and one ethnic literature course.

Students in the Social Studies concentration (Adolescence Ed. only) will take American National Government, Macroeconomics, Microeconomics, and 6 credits in American History.

Students in the History concentration (Early Childhood and Childhood Ed. only) will take 6 credits in American History, 3 credits in Western/World Civilization, and either African–American History or Women in History.

Students in the Math concentration will take Calculus I, Calculus II, Discrete Math and Linear Algebra.

Students in the Biology concentration will take General Biology I and II (with labs), Microbiology (with lab), General Chemistry I and II (with labs).

Students in the Chemistry concentration will take General Chemistry I and II (with labs), Organic Chemistry I and II (with labs), Calculus I and Calculus II.


Professional courses:
  • Child Development or Adolescent Psychology
  • Foundations of Education
  • Guided Fieldwork in Education (30 hours)
  • Introduction to Teaching with 10 hours of fieldwork (first semester)

SUNY General Education Requirements
(3 credits in each, except 6 cr. in Foreign Language)
  • Mathematics
  • Natural Sciences
  • Social Sciences*
  • American History
  • Western Civilization
  • Other World Civilizations
  • Humanities
  • The Arts
  • Foreign Language**
  • Basic Communication
*Students should take Introduction to Psychology, the prerequisite for the Child Development or Adolescent Psychology.

**Instead of Spanish, ASL 100 and 101: American Sign Language I and II may count toward this 6-credit GenEd requirement.


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