A checklist is the list of requirements to complete this program and receive the award, as the college publishes it in its catalog. It is the same for everyone. It does not say what you have completed; that comes from applying your own record.
Program
- Award
- BS
- Credential class
- ceterms:BachelorDegree
- CIP
- 23.1302
- Total credits (published)
- 120
- Catalog edition
- 2026-2027 Undergraduate Catalog
- Checklist type
- degree-program
Identifiers
- IPEDS UNITID
- 190725
- CourseShelf checklist
- CK_190725_109fa2ba
- CollegeTransfer.Net
- Institution Transfer Profile
- Source
- CourseShelf publish 61
Requirements to complete
Every course or condition the catalog lists, in the catalog's order.
General Education Curriculum
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Major Requirements: 42 Credits
11 items
- CMP 217Principles of Rhetoric: Argument and PersuasionNot resolved to a course
- LIT 101Introduction to English StudiesNot resolved to a course
- LIT 201World Literature I ORNot resolved to a course
- LIT 202World Literature II-Myths and Modern TalesNot resolved to a course
- LIT 203Crown, Sword, and Empire: British Literature to 1800Not resolved to a course
- LIT 204British Literature II: Empire Writes BackNot resolved to a course
- LIT 410ShakespeareNot resolved to a course
- LIT 420Seminar for English MajorsNot resolved to a course
- LNG 307The English Language: Structure, Power And Change ORNot resolved to a course
- LNG 309Language in SocietyNot resolved to a course
- CMP 101English CompositionNot resolved to a course
Complete 3 credits in American Literature. Chose from the following
5 items
- LIT 211Readings in American Literature INot resolved to a course
- LIT 212Readings in American Literature IINot resolved to a course
- LIT 213Contemporary Native American LiteratureNot resolved to a course
- LIT 222African American LiteratureNot resolved to a course
- LIT 337Contemporary American NovelNot resolved to a course
Complete 3 credits in British Literature. Choose from the following
12 items
- LIT 301ChaucerNot resolved to a course
- LIT 302MiltonNot resolved to a course
- LIT 304The Romantic Movement in English LiteratureNot resolved to a course
- LIT 310The English NovelNot resolved to a course
- LIT 318The English DramaNot resolved to a course
- LIT 320Modern & Contemporary Irish LiteratureNot resolved to a course
- LIT 32318th Century English LiteratureNot resolved to a course
- LIT 330The Scottish Renaissance and Scottish National IdentityNot resolved to a course
- LIT 339Contemporary British NovelNot resolved to a course
- LIT 340Dickens and Victorian CultureNot resolved to a course
- LIT 413Victorian LiteratureNot resolved to a course
- LIT 415Modern and Contemporary British LiteratureNot resolved to a course
Complete 3 credits in Advanced Composition. Choose from the following
5 items
- CMP 302Technical WritingNot resolved to a course
- CMP 312Creative WritingNot resolved to a course
- CMP 317Feature JournalismNot resolved to a course
- CMP 318Writing for Digital MediaNot resolved to a course
- CMP 420Promotional WritingNot resolved to a course
Complete 3 credits in Global Literature. Choose from the following
5 items
- LIT 230Exile LiteratureNot resolved to a course
- LIT 309Film SeminarNot resolved to a course
- LIT 314Magical Realism in Fiction and FilmNot resolved to a course
- LIT 315Religious Themes in Modern LiteratureNot resolved to a course
- LIT 326Understanding AfricaNot resolved to a course
Complete 3 credits in Major Author/Theme/Genre. Choose from the following
16 items
- LIT 219Literature and FilmNot resolved to a course
- LIT 241Literary Legacies of the SixtiesNot resolved to a course
- LIT 248Whodunit? The Detective StoryNot resolved to a course
- LIT 309Film SeminarNot resolved to a course
- LIT 310The English NovelNot resolved to a course
- LIT 313The Gothic ImaginationNot resolved to a course
- LIT 317Gender Trouble (3)Not resolved to a course
- LIT 318The English DramaNot resolved to a course
- LIT 324Jane AustenNot resolved to a course
- LIT 325Major AuthorsNot resolved to a course
- LIT 329Imagining TraumaNot resolved to a course
- LIT 336Dystopian LiteratureNot resolved to a course
- LIT 337Contemporary American NovelNot resolved to a course
- LIT 338The Short StoryNot resolved to a course
- LIT 339Contemporary British NovelNot resolved to a course
- LIT 411Modern PoetryNot resolved to a course
Education Studies: 41 Credits
16 items
- *Grade of C or better required for all courses in this sectionNot resolved to a course
- EDU 213Foundations of EducationNot resolved to a course
- EDU 237Instructional Design: Theory and PracticeNot resolved to a course
- EDU 237LInstructional Design: Technology LabNot resolved to a course
- EDU 314Promoting English Language Arts Across the Content AreasNot resolved to a course
- EDU 319Assessment Methods in EducationNot resolved to a course
- EDU 336Language/Literacy Development for the Adolescent LearnerNot resolved to a course
- EDU 402Methods in Classroom Management for Secondary EducationNot resolved to a course
- SED 270Introduction to the Nature and Educational Needs of Students With DisabilitiesNot resolved to a course
- *Grade of B- or better is required for all courses in this sectionNot resolved to a course
- EDU 204Field Based Experience in EducationNot resolved to a course
- EDU 310Practicum in EducationNot resolved to a course
- EDU 427Teaching to the StandardsNot resolved to a course
- EDU 479Student Taching Grades 7-9Not resolved to a course
- EDU 480Student Teaching Grades 10-12Not resolved to a course
- SED 204Field Based Experience in Inclusive EducationNot resolved to a course
General Education: 36 Credits
12 items
- First Year Seminar (3)Not resolved to a course
- Learning Communities (6)Not resolved to a course
- Depth - Discovery (9)Not resolved to a course
- Breadth- Exploration:Not resolved to a course
- Natural Sciences and Mathematics:Not resolved to a course
- Math course at any level (3)Not resolved to a course
- Natural Science course at any level (3)Not resolved to a course
- Social Sciences:Not resolved to a course
- PSY 214Psychology of Adolescence *C or better requiredNot resolved to a course
- Social Science course at any level (3)Not resolved to a course
- Humanities:Not resolved to a course
- Choose two courses in Modern Language at any level (6)Not resolved to a course
Free Electives: 1 CREDIT
0 items
Admission to Upper Division Requirements
14 items
- An overall grade point average of 2.75 or better for all completed college courses.Not resolved to a course
- A grade point average of 2.75 or better in all education courses (ECSE, EDU & SED prefix). Please go to http://www.college-scholarships.com/online_college_gpa_calculator.htm to calculate.Not resolved to a course
- A Dispositional Interview.Not resolved to a course
- Compile and submit, for Education Department faculty review, a comprehensive emerging e-portfolio, the contents of which include the following exhibits: artifacts, facsimiles, projects, grades. Projects must be the scanned originals submitted to the professors and, therefore, include the professors’ comments/corrections/annotations:Not resolved to a course
- A researched, scholarship-based paper submitted for EDU 203.Not resolved to a course
- An outline of an instructional unit, including a fully designed 3-lesson learning segment, prepared for EDU 237.Not resolved to a course
- A researched, scholarship-based paper submitted for SED 270.Not resolved to a course
- A written emerging professional resume.Not resolved to a course
- A written emerging philosophy of education.Not resolved to a course
- A written emerging comprehensive reflective narrative detailing perception of current status, skills gained during coursework, targets or goals for continuing professional development, and expectations for the future (i.e., intended career choice).Not resolved to a course
- A completed Disposition Self-Assessment (DSA) containing narrative reflection showing examples to support the ranking of each of the criteria.Not resolved to a course
- Traditionally admitted students (non-transfer students) who are seeking admission to upper division status must apply by March 19 of the second year of study.Not resolved to a course
- Transfer students must apply by March 19 during the semester in which they are completing EDU 267 or ECSE 280. Transfer students who enter Daemen College with an Associate degree must submit a portfolio which includes an emerging professional resume, a written emerging philosophy of education, a comprehensive reflective narrative, and, if available, artifacts from comparable courses taken at other institutions, indicating where they were taken and the grade earned.Not resolved to a course
- In the event of a resubmission due to extenuating circumstances approved by the department chair, the GPA will be considered as closed as of the spring semester. The review process will be complete by August 31st before the start of the new fall semester.Not resolved to a course
Requirements for Student Teaching
4 items
- An overall grade point average (GPA) of 2.75.Not resolved to a course
- A grade point average (GPA) of 2.75 in all courses in the major.Not resolved to a course
- Apply for Student Teaching, usually at the end of the third year.Not resolved to a course
- Be recommended for student teaching by the Chairs of the Education and English departments.Not resolved to a course
Graduation Requirements
2 items
- An overall grade point average of 2.00.Not resolved to a course
- TEACHER CERTIFICATION MAJORS: A minimum GPA of 2.75.Not resolved to a course
Suggested Course Sequence
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