Bilingual and ESL Undergraduate Programs

• EC-4 Bilingual Generalist (PDF)
• EC-4 Bilingual Generalist Aide (PDF)
• EC-4 ESL Generalist (PDF)
• EC-4 ESL Generalist Aide (PDF)
• EC-6 Bilingual Generalist (PDF)
• EC-6 Bilingual Generalist Aide (PDF)
• EC-6 ESL Generalist (PDF)
• EC-6 ESL Generalist Aide (PDF)
• 4-8 ESL Math (PDF)
• 4-8 ESL Science (PDF)
• 8-12 ESL. Contact the English Department

Program Steps:

• Meet with Dr. Chris Green to declare your major. See the Initial Advising Checklist. 
• Do degree audits for yourself regularly using MyLeo. Contact Dr. Green if you detect any problems such as missing credits.
• Check to make sure you have met all your test requirements:
• THEA: Math 230, Writing 220, and Reading 250 or equivalent to get into the program.
• JLE (Junior Level Essay) for graduation
• TexES to obtain your teaching certificate:
• See Certification Tests Guidelines for information on what tests to take, links to preparation manuals, and more.
• See SBEC (State Board of Educator Certification) for information on test schedules, registration, reporting, etc.
• Apply for internship through the Center for Educator Certification and Academic Services the semester before your internship:
• Apply for graduation during your final semester.