
What qualifications do I need to apply to the mathematics track of the E=mc² program?
Applicants should have a high level of mathematics expertise, including a bachelor's degree with at least 15 credits in college-level mathematics courses, such as calculus, probability, algebra, Euclidean and non-Euclidean geometry, linear algebra, and number theory.
What qualifications do I need to apply to the science track of the E=mc² program?
Applicants should have a high level of science expertise in, for example, chemistry, biology, physics, or earth sciences, and a bachelor's degree and at least 18 credits of college-level science courses with their associated laboratories.
What to Expect
First Year:
Begin to receive the financial benefits of E=mc²
Begin coursework/fieldwork
Begin teaching in the classroom
Receive support and guidance from mentor and academic coach
Be eligible to receive the Initial Professional Teaching Certificate
Be placed in a middle school teaching position
Second, Third, and Fourth Years:
Continue to receive support and mentoring from E=mc² advisors,
as an employed middle school teacher
How to Apply
Completed applications must include:
(1) Completed E=mc² application.
(2) Two letters of recommendation using the forms provided.
(3) Official undergraduate and graduate transcripts from all accredited
colleges or universities attended.
(4) Resume of educational background and job experience.
(5) Scores from PRAXIS Examinations. All applicants must pass all sections of PRAXIS I and II.
These include one-hour Preprofessional Skills Tests in Reading, Writing, and Mathematics.
Individuals working with children in the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania must have clearances. Since courses may require fieldwork, students in the program must have these clearances before starting the program.
Links:
Online application
Letter of Recommendation
Praxis I & II
Clearances
Tuition Subsidy
Financial Aid
E=mc² Program Courses
M.Ed. Information