The CIF (Curriculum, Instruction, & Foundations) Program includes elementary, secondary, educational foundations, and educational computing for pre-service teachers. The elementary program is designed for those interested in teaching K-6. Students receive broad content knowledge in the core academic areas as well as in the art and science of teaching children.
Prerequisites (students typically enter the program at the end of their sophomore year)
- Undergraduate grade point average of 2.80 (both Marshall University and overall)
- Grade of “C” or better in EDF 201
- Completion of Level I clinical
- Passing scores on the PRAXIS Core exam (exempt from exam if SAT 1240 or ACT composite 26 or higher)
- Passing score on admission portfolio
- Completion of a minimum of 26 credit hours (at least 12 at Marshall University)
Plans of Study
Click here to see the plan of study for the Elementary Education degree.
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- Click here to see an optional add-on endorsement for Special Education.
- Click here to see an optional add-on endorsement for Early Childhood (Pre-K)
Contact
For questions or further information regarding this program please visit https://www.marshall.edu/coepd/directory/cif/.