Associate of Science in Elementary Teacher Education
(63-65 Credit Hours)

This degree program is designed so that upon completion students are prepared for work as an Educational Assistant or for transfer into a Bachelor of Science in Elementary Education. At UNM, Elementary Education students are required to complete 24 credit hours in a concentration-teaching field and 15 in the pre- professional sequence. Additionally, state licensure examinations are also part of this application process. See your advisor for detailed information.


GENERAL EDUCATION REQUIREMENTS (47):

Communications (6):

ENGL 1120Composition II3cr
Choose from ENGL 2120 or COMM 11303cr

Mathematics & Statistics (6):

Math 1118Math for Elem/Mid Teachers I3cr
Math 2118Math for Elem/Mid Teachers II3cr

Physical and Natural Sciences (8):

For required courses, refer to the General Education Curriculum8cr

Social and Behavioral Sciences (9)

For required courses, refer to the General Education Curriculum9cr

Humanities (6):

For required courses, refer to the General Education Curriculum6cr

Second Language (3):

For required courses, refer to the General Education Curriculum3cr

Arts and Design (3):

For required courses, refer to the General Education Curriculum3cr

Student Choice (6):

For required courses, refer to the General Education Curriculum

Hours must come from two different general education areas; NEGL 1110 may be used

6cr

ELEMENTARY EDUCATION CORE (3):

EDUC 1120Introduction to Education3cr

Elementary Education Electives (13-15):

Electives should be selected in accordance with selected teaching concentration. Teaching concentrations include Language Arts, Math, Science, and Social Studies.

FOR ADVISEMENT: Contact Shynal Robinson at (505) 863-7746