Degree: ___B.S.: Social Studies for Teachers (Grades 8-12)_________ For Students Entering Fall 2013 This is a sample schedule to illustrate how long it will take to complete this degree plan. Additional semesters may be necessary if you are required to complete courses listed in the right-hand column or if you repeat courses. Consult with your academic advisor before changing the sequence of courses. Some courses are not offered every semester and some courses have prerequisites. Check the course description in the current catalog for details. Failure to complete courses in the recommended sequence may delay graduation. Courses to take in a long semester or summer session FR Fall BIBL 101 Jesus: His Life & Teachings † ENGL 111 Composition & Rhetoric HIST 117 Civilization I CORE 110 Cornerstone FR Spring BIBL 102 Early Christians: Life, Literature & Community †ENGL 112 Composition & Literature HIST 118 Civilization II PSYC 120 or SOCI 111 †ENGL 200 -299 Literature ECON 260 Principles in Macroeconomics SO Spring BIBL 211 Message of the Old Testament EDUC 211 Educ. Foundations and Multicultural Perspectives EDUC 221 Educational Psychology JR Fall Three Hours Advanced Bible 300-400 (BIBD,BIBH,BIBL, BMIS) SO Fall MATH 120 Quantitative Reasoning ^PEAC 100 Lifetime Wellness 1 hr CORE 210 Human Person and Identity SCIENCE (See degree plan for choices) PEAC (activity) 1 hr HIST 221 American History I COMS 211 Speech and Rhetoric HIST 222 American History II SCIENCE (See degree plan for choices) Required if condition of Admission: UNIV 011 Learning Strategies GEOG 235 World Geography POLS 225 or 226 May be required based on ACT or SAT scores: MATH: ECON 261 Principles of Microeconomics PEAC (activity) 1 hr ELECTIVE ELECTIVE HIST 404 or 405 or 451 or 481 MATW 019 MATW 120/020 MATW 130/030 ENGLISH: JR Spring GEOG 354 Cultural Geography READ 322 Reading in Secondary Content Areas SPED 371 Teaching Students with Special Needs BCOR 310 SR Fall HIST 480 Texas History EDUC 412 Secondary Curriculum and Media EDUC 432 Secondary Management and Methods POLS 381 or 491 or 492 SR Spring EDUC 490 Student Teaching: Secondary (6 hrs) *EDUC 476 Effective Teaching Strategies for English Language Learners *GEN EDU SOC SC/FINE ARTS/HUM (2 hrs) POLS 384 or 432 HIST 436 or 478 or479 or 495 HIST 411 or 412 or 413 or 472 ENGL 003/004 ENGL 106/006 ENGL 107/007 HIST 496 History for Teachers Total Hours = 131 Each block represents 3 hours unless otherwise noted. † Freshman Requirement. Only ACU Classes are used to calculate major GPA. 2.75 GPA for program acceptance (both overall & content) & graduation. Before taking more than six hours of any combination of EDUC, EACH, SPED, or READ, a student must first be admitted to the Teacher Education Program. † 9 hours English “C” or better required. This course or its equivalent is offered at one of ACU’s semester-long Study Abroad sites. Those planning to study abroad should save these courses. See www.acu.edu/study-abroad for updated courses. * These courses need to be taken prior to student teaching.