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Aug 31, 2024
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2020-2021 Graduate Catalog This is not the most recent catalog version; be sure you are viewing the appropriate catalog year.
Secondary Chemistry [MAT]
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The Master of Arts in Teaching - Secondary Chemistry Concentration leading to an initial teaching endorsement in chemistry grades 6-12, is a 39-40 credit hour program. The program is intended for students with a BA or BS in chemistry or an equivalent degree who wish to earn teacher certification with the State of Michigan.
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Program Admission
Applicants must meet the following criteria to be considered for admission:
- Meet the Graduate School admission requirements;
- Hold a 2.75 undergraduate GPA or 3.0 in the last half of the undergraduate work or 3.3 GPA in 12 hours or more of work at the graduate level
- Furnish an analysis of professional goals written by the candidate. This analysis should include a description of how the chosen degree program will help meet the selected goals and how the candidate’s life experiences, accomplishments, and interests will contribute to his or her success in the program;
- Request and have submitted two letters of recommendation that address the candidate’s professional commitment, experience, and potential. The transcripts, analysis of goals and letters of recommendation should give evidence of potential for graduate-level scholarship.
- Freedom from civil/criminal convictions, academic probation, or administrative probation; ICHAT Criminal Background Check and Statement of Civil/Criminal Convictions; For any civil/criminal conviction provide a copy of Judgment of Sentence, Registrar of Actions, or Certificate of Conviction and a written explanation of the offense; Applications of students with civil/criminal convictions will be carefully reviewed and may take longer to process.
- Students may be required to have the equivalent of a teachable minor to earn a teaching certificate from the State of Michigan. See College of Education advisor.
- An undergraduate degree in chemistry or a closely related field from an accredited college or university;
- A minimum of 32 semester hours in chemistry coursework is required and must include the following:
Calculus-Based Physical Chemistry | Organic Chemistry | Quantitative Analysis | Biochemistry | Analytical Instrumentation | Chemistry Elective | Physics | Mathematics (Calculus, Trigonometry)
Degree Requirements: 39-40 hours
Chemistry Content Courses: 6-7 hours
Professional Studies in Education Core: 29 hours
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