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 Frequently asked questions for
teacher education applicants

 

1. What programs are available through Weber State University's Teacher Education Department?

We offer majors/programs in Early Childhood Education, Early Childhood Education/Elementary Education Dual, Elementary Education, Composite Elementary Education/Special Education, and Secondary Education.


2. What are the prerequisites to apply for the program?
 

You will need to complete EDUC 1010, English 1010 and 2010, Quantitative Literacy (Math 1050 if majoring in Early Childhood Education, Elementary Education, or Elementary Education/Special Education Composite), Communications 1020 or 2110, and Computer and Information Literacy.


3. Do I have to take an exam?

Yes, you must take the Collegiate Assessment of Academic Proficiency (CAAP), a standardized assessment that shows your achievement levels in reading, writing (two sections) and mathematics.  Please refer to the Admission Requirements document on the previous page for more information including registration dates and test dates. You may access the website for a review guide and sample questions.
www.act.org/caap


4. When should I apply for the Teacher Education program?

You should apply when you have a minimum of 40 credit hours completed. This should include your General Education core requirements and breadth requirements as well as a portion of your support classes and/or major/minor classes.  Please refer to the previous page to review the document for the specific program you are interested in as well as the Admission Requirements document.


5. How can I find out about scholarships?

You are eligible for departmental scholarships once you are admitted into the Teacher Education Program. Please go to http://weber.edu/scholarships  for more information including the application materials. You may also apply for the Terrel H. Bell Teaching Incentive Loan Program.   To find out more about this, please go to http://www.utahsbr.edu/policy/r603.htm   To obtain an application for this incentive loan program, please go to http://departments.weber.edu/scholarships/applications/thbellappl3.pdf
 

6. How can I obtain more information about the Teacher Education Department?

Please refer to the previous page for information on the specific program you are interested in as well as the Admission Requirements document.  Also, please come to one of our Pre-Application Information Meetings or schedule an individual appointment with an advisor.  The list of upcoming meetings is listed under helpful links.

 

 
 
Weber State University, Teacher Education Dept.
Ogden, Utah 84408-1304
Kristin Radulovich 626-6309, kradulovich@weber.edu