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Secondary School Licensure (9–12)

University of North Carolina Asheville · Asheville, NC

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
Secondary School Licensure (9–12)
CIP
40.0802
Catalog edition
2026-2027
Checklist type
degree-program
Identifiers
IPEDS UNITID
199111
CourseShelf checklist
CK_199111_7b5fc798
CollegeTransfer.Net
Institution Transfer Profile
Source
CourseShelf publish 61

Requirements to complete

Every course or condition the catalog lists, in the catalog's order.

I. Required courses in Education—29-32 hours, including

7 items
  1. EDUC 210
    Teaching and Learning in the 21st Century, K-12
    As published: “Teaching and Learning in the 21st Century, K-12 (3)”
    3
  2. EDUC 211
    Instructional Technology for Educational Settings, K-12
    As published: “Instructional Technology for Educational Settings, K-12 (1)”
    1
  3. EDUC 314
    Multiple Literacies in Content Area Classrooms
    As published: “Multiple Literacies in Content Area Classrooms (4)”
    4
  4. EDUC 346
    Teaching Students with Diverse Needs in the General Education Classroom
    As published: “Teaching Students with Diverse Needs in the General Education Classroom (3)”
    3
  5. EDUC 430
    Lesson Planning and Classroom Management
    As published: “Lesson Planning and Classroom Management (3)”
    3
  6. EDUC 455
    Student Teaching and Seminar
    As published: “Student Teaching and Seminar (10)”
    10
  7. EDUC 456
    The Teacher as a 21st Century Professional, K-12
    As published: “The Teacher as a 21st Century Professional, K-12 (2)”
    2

English students must take

2 items
  1. EDUC 313
    Adolescent Literature, 6–12
    As published: “Adolescent Literature, 6–12 (3)”
    3
  2. EDUC 432
    6-12 English and Language Arts Teaching Methods
    As published: “6-12 English and Language Arts Teaching Methods (3)”
    3

Mathematics students must take

1 item
  1. EDUC 435
    6-12 Mathematics Teaching Methods
    As published: “6-12 Mathematics Teaching Methods (3)”
    3

Science students must take

1 item
  1. EDUC 436
    6-12 Science Teaching Methods
    As published: “6-12 Science Teaching Methods (3)”
    3

Social Studies students must take

2 items
  1. EDUC 130
    General Geography, 6–12
    As published: “General Geography, 6–12 (3)”
    3
  2. EDUC 437
    6-12 Social Studies Teaching Methods
    As published: “6-12 Social Studies Teaching Methods (3)”
    3

II. Required courses outside Education—4–42 hours, including

1 item
  1. PSYC 319
    Educational Psychology
    As published: “Educational Psychology (4)”
    4

Comprehensive Science students must also take

12 items
  1. BIOL 125
    Current Topics in Biology
    As published: “Current Topics in Biology (3)”
    3
  2. BIOL 126
    Current Topics in Biology Lab
    As published: “Current Topics in Biology Lab (1)”
    1
  3. CHEM 111
    General Chemistry Laboratory
    As published: “General Chemistry Laboratory (1)”
    1
  4. CHEM 132
    General Chemistry
    As published: “General Chemistry (3)”
    3
  5. CHEM 145
    Quantitative Chemistry Laboratory
    As published: “Quantitative Chemistry Laboratory (1)”
    1
  6. CHEM 233
    Foundations of Inorganic Chemistry
    As published: “Foundations of Inorganic Chemistry (3)”
    3
  7. ENVS 105
    The Planet Earth
    As published: “The Planet Earth (4)”
    4
  8. ENVS 130
    Introduction to Environmental Science
    As published: “Introduction to Environmental Science (3)”
    3
  9. MATH 191
    Calculus I
    As published: “Calculus I (4)”
    4
  10. PHYS 131
    Introductory Physics I
    As published: “Introductory Physics I (4)”
    4
  11. PHYS 231
    Introductory Physics II
    As published: “Introductory Physics II (4)”
    4
  12. Note: MATH 191 requires the completion of MATH 167. BIOL 135 and 136 can be taken instead of BIOL 125 and 126, CHEM 236 can be taken instead of CHEM 233, and PHYS 221 and 222 can be taken instead of PHYS 131 and 231.
    Not resolved to a course

Social Studies students must also take

14 items
  1. ECON 103
    Introductory Economic Analysis
    As published: “Introductory Economic Analysis (4)”
    4
  2. One course from:
    Not resolved to a course
  3. HIST 101
    The United States to 1865
    As published: “The United States to 1865 (4)”
    4
  4. HIST 102
    The United States Since 1865
    As published: “The United States Since 1865 (4)”
    4
  5. One course from:
    Not resolved to a course
  6. HIST 151
    World History to 1600
    As published: “World History to 1600 (4)”
    4
  7. HIST 152
    World History Since 1600
    As published: “World History Since 1600 (4)”
    4
  8. One course from:
    Not resolved to a course
  9. POLS 220
    Introduction to American Politics
    As published: “Introduction to American Politics (4)”
    4
  10. POLS 281
    Principles of International Relations
    As published: “Principles of International Relations (4)”
    4
  11. One course from:
    Not resolved to a course
  12. SOC 200
    Criminology
    As published: “Criminology (4)”
    4
  13. SOC 220
    Juvenile Delinquency
    As published: “Juvenile Delinquency (4)”
    4
  14. NOTE: History majors must take HIST 312 instead of POLS 220 or 281.
    Not resolved to a course

III. Other departmental requirements

0 items
    Source. University of North Carolina Asheville, catalog 2026-2027 — https://catalog.unca.edu/preview_program.php?catoid=23&poid=4581. Captured page pages/0073.html.gz. Assembled from the institution's published catalog as captured; every record names its captured page and source URL. Assembled, not asserted.