MCCCD/ASU MAIN ASSOCIATE IN TRANSFER PARTNERSHIP DEGREE ELEMENTARY EDUCATION MAJOR

Spring 2001 Catalog Year MCCCD Major Code: 9101

Student Name

Student ID Number

MCCCD ATP Advisor/Phone No./College

Program Notes:
1.	Courses in bold print have prerequisites which must also be met.
2.	All courses must be completed with a grade of "C" or higher in order to transfer.

Prefix/No

Title          

Transfer
 Credits

ASU Equivalency

The following courses must be taken:
ENG101	First-Year Composition (3) AND		ENG101
ENG102	First-Year Composition (3) OR		ENG102
ENG107	First-Year Composition for ESL (3) AND		ENG107
ENG108	First-Year Composition for ESL (3)	6	ENG108
MAT156	Theory of Elementary Math	3	MTE180
MTC101	Introduction to Music Theory	3	MUS100 (See ATP Notes #2.)
EDU222	Introduction to Special Education	3	SPE311 [SB] (See ATP Notes #1)
EDU230	Cultural Diversity in Education	3	MCE446 [C]
Consult with an MCCCD ATP certified advisor to select courses to meet the following requirements and to complete the minimum 60 credits but no more than a total of 64 credits. To meet the different area requirements, select courses from the current CEG/CAS or the ASU General Studies Guides.
Literacy		3	Literacy [L]
Numeracy		3	Numeracy [MA]
Computer Course		3	Computer Course [CS]
Social & Behavioral Sciences		3	Social & Behavioral Sciences [SB]
Humanities & Fine Arts		6	Hum & Fine Arts [HU]
Natural Sciences		8	Natural Sciences: 8 [SQ] or 4 [SG] + 4 [SQ] credits
Awareness		3-6	Global [G] or Historical [H] Awareness
POS220	U.S. & AZ Constitution (3)	3	No ASU equiv. but satisfies requirement. See ATP Note #3
EDU Courses		0-7	EDU courses that transfer as E or DEC(EDU).

MCCCD/ASU MAIN ASSOCIATE IN TRANSFER PARTNERSHIP DEGREE ELEMENTARY EDUCATION MAJOR

Spring 2001 Catalog Year MCCCD Major Code: 9101

ATP NOTES:
1.	MCCCD’s EDU222 also satisfies [C] requirements.
2.	In addition to MTC101, students are required to fulfill an additional Fine Arts/Humanities course. The course may be selected from Art, Music, Dance, or Theatre.
3.	Students must meet both U.S. and Arizona constitution requirements for certification. These requirements may be met by taking the appropriate POS courses listed above or achieving passing scores on appropriate constitution tests. No credit is earned with the constitution tests.

COLLEGE OF EDUCATION PTPP ELIGIBILITY FOR APPLICATION SUBMISSION CRITERIA
Students are eligible for consideration for admission to the PTPP (Professional Teacher Preparation Program) if they meet the following criteria:
	1.	Admission to ASU as a classified student. For students planning to begin the PTPP in the Spring semester, University admission materials should be submitted in May. For students planning to begin the PTPP in the Fall semester, application materials must be submitted to University admissions by October.
	2.	A cumulative grade point average of 2.50 or higher. Transfer grade point averages are taken into consideration.
	3.	Completion of at least 56 semester hours by the time the student plans on beginning the PTPP.
	4.	Submission of scores on the American College Test (ACT) or the Pre-Professional Skills Test (PPST). An ACT score of 21 or higher is required, or PPST scores of 172 in math, 173 in reading, and 174 in writing are required. Students who do not meet regular admission standards can still be considered for provisional admission (if they fall between 18 and 20 on the ACT or 170 and 173 on the PPST). Students who fall under this classification need to fulfill specific academic requirements with the purpose of meeting the regular admission standards in the PTPP; in order to demonstrate requisite qualifications for successful teaching and to meet the State's certification requirements.
	5.	Completion of ENG101, ENG102, Numeracy [MA] requirement, and Literacy [L] or Natural Science [8 SQ or 4 SQ + 4 SG] requirement with a grade of "C" or better. These courses must be completed at the time the student submits application materials. Experience within the population you plan to teach, over a consecutive 10 week period, for at least three hours a week, is recommended.

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