<p>B.S. Biology/Secondary Education (6-12) - (129-148 SH) Effective Date: Spring 2005 BIOL 111 General Biology I 5 Rev. 9/07 BIOL 112 General Biology II 5 Name: SS#: BIOL 220 Human and Comparative Anat 4 Date Evaluation Completed: By: SXU ID: BIOL 300 Genetics 4 Institution Code: X = SXU TR = Transfer Institution BIOL 305 Cell Biology 5 BIOL 312 Plant Adaptation & Diversity 4 GENERAL EDUCATION / 45-58 SH IAI Yes No BIOL 318 Ecology 5 COURSE # COURSE TITLE SH ELEC/SUB/TR # INST SH GR BIOL 320 Human & Comparative Physiol 4 ACSU 100/101 Freshman/Transfer Sem 1/0 BIOL 355 Senior Seminar 1 Communication – 9 sh BIO ELEC 210,213,230,240,306,310, 333, 4 Arb, bio elect w/ advisor appr *ENGL 101 Critical Thinkg & Writg 3 PHYS 201 General Physics I 4 *ENGL 102 Research & Writing 3 CHEM 111 General Chemistry I 5 *COM 101 Speech Fundamentals 3 Opt 1 CH108 Prin Biochem & Organic Chem 4 Mathematics – 4-6 sh Opt 2 CH108 Prin Biochem & Organic Chem 4 * OR MATH 201 Calculus I or 4 CH112 General Chemistry II 5 *MATH 112and College Algebra and 3 CH112 General Chemistry II 5 MATH 113 Trigonometry 3 Opt 3 CH251 Organic Chemistry I 3 Natural Science –satisfied by the Major in Biology C251L Organic Chemistry Lab I 2 History & Social Science – 15 sh **HIST 103/104 U.S. History 3 PROFESSIONAL EDUCATION / 30 SH / 100 FH **POL 101 U.S. Government 3 FLD SUBST/ **PSYC 101 Prin & Meth of Psych 3 COURSE # COURSE TITLE SH HRS TRANSF # INST SH GR ELECTIVE History Elective or IAI 3 LEVEL 1: EDU 300 is the first education course to be taken and must be taken concurrent with ELECTIVE Soc Sci Elective or IAI 3 another Level 1 course; requires purchase of LiveText and Criminal Background Investigation. Literature & Fine Arts – 6 sh EDU 300 Profession of Teaching 1 ELECTIVE Lit / F A Elective or IAI 3 CRIMINAL BACKGROIUND INVESTIGATION Date Completed: ELECTIVE Lit / F A Elective or IAI 3 PSYC201^ Adol & Transition to Aulth ^ 3 Health & Physical Development – 2 sh EDU 202 Educational Psychology ^ 3 5 **ELECTIVE Phys Ed or Health 2 EDU 323 Students w/ Exceptionalities 3 5 Philosophy – 3-6 sh EDU 377 Hist & Soc Trends in Amer Ed 3 15 PHIL 150 The Examined Life 3 X EDU 100 Basic Skills Test #096 Date Passed: ELECTIVE Philosophy Elective or IAI 3 ADMISSION TO SOE Date Admitted: Religious Studies – 3-6 sh LEVEL 2: Admission to the SOE: Requires passing ICTS Basic Skills Test # 096 ELECTIVE Rel Studies Elective 3 X EDU 397+ Literacy Instr – Sec Teachers 3 15 ELECTIVE Rel Studies Elect or IAI 3 EDU 370+ Prin & Prac - Mid & Sec Schl 3 30 Multicultural – 3 sh ‡ EDU 372+ Methods of Teaching Biology 3 30 ELECTIVE ‡ Multicultural Elective ‡ 3 EDUCATORS SYMPOSIUM Date Completed: EDU 101 Science: Biology Content Area Test # 105 Date Passed: LEVEL 3: Admission to Clinical Practice: Requires passing ICTS Science: Biology Content LEGEND and NOTES Area Test # 105, and completion of all other coursework and Educators Symposium * Pre-Education Course: required for admission to SOE; **2 out of 4 required for admission EDU 345+ Seminar in Teachg & Learng 2 Courses listed in BOLD have pre-requisite course requirements EDU 349+ Directed Teaching 6 ‡ A multicultural course in general education or the major can satisfy this requirement Optional for Middle Grade Endorsement (for grades 6-8) + Course restricted to candidates admitted to the School of Education EDU 359 Meth, Curr, Phil-Tchg Mid Sch 3 15 ^ Course can also satisfy social science elective requirement LEVEL 4: Certification CE - Currently Enrolled EDU 102 APT Test # 103 or 104 Date Passed: IAI - Illinois Articulation Agreement requires 2 yr Illinois degree NOTE: All courses must be completed with a grade of ‘C’ or above.</p><p>MAJOR AREA OF SPECIALIZATION / 54-60 SH COURSE # COURSE TITLE SH SUB/TR INST SH GR</p>