Prospective Students

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 and strong background in mathematics, with credits in college-level math, including calculus, algebra, Euclidean and non-Euclidean geometry, linear algebra, and number theory. They should also have at least six months of practical experience in the field of mathematics.

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 a strong science background in, for example, chemistry, biology, physics, or earth sciences, with credits in college-level science courses and their associated laboratories. They should also have at least six months of practical experience in the field of science.

What to Expect

            First Year:
                        • Begin to receive the financial benefits of E=mc²
                        • Begin coursework/fieldwork on two full Fridays and Saturdays a month
                        • Begin student 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 if course is completed successfully
            Second, Third, and Fourth Years:
                        • Continue to receive support and mentoring from E=mc² advisors,
                           as an employed middle school teacher

How to Apply

Click here for information on the E=mc² Application Process.

Links:
                                Online application
                                Letter of Recommendation
                                Praxis Tests
                                Clearances
                                Tuition Subsidy
                                Financial Aid
                                E=mc² Program Courses
                                M.Ed. Information

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