Exam | Required Score |
ACT Subscores | Reading: 16 Writing: 6 Mathematics: 16 |
SAT | Minimum combined score of 1120 (for tests taken after March 2016) |
CORE | Reading: 156 Writing: 162 Mathematics: 142 |
Accuplacer Next Generation | Reading: 255 Writing: 255 Mathematics*: 263 *Quantitative Reasoning, Algebra, and Statistics |
Forms are available in the Office of Teacher Education, 110 Hughes Hall.
Special Note: These requirements are subject to change.
Students who have completed an Introduction to Education course at another institution of higher education MAY be eligible to have the course transferred to Pittsburg State University. An additional field experience at PSU may be required (EDUC 307 and/or EDUC 308). An evaluation of any field experience completed at another institution will be required to receive credit for the experience. This evaluation should be completed by the cooperating school-based teacher. For those students eligible for transfer of credit, completion of a non-credit module is required for admission to teacher education. This module will be completed in EDUC 345 Transfer Student Module. Completion of this course is required for all students transferring credit for EDUC 261 Explorations in Education. Transfer students required to take the course will apply for teacher education in the first weeks of the course.
For further information concerning these requirements, contact the Office of Teacher Education, 110 Hughes Hall or phone (620) 235-4489.
Special Note: These requirements are subject to change.
Special Note: These requirements are subject to change.
As a teacher candidate at Pittsburg State University, you will be visiting, interacting, and teaching in several different school classrooms. Dressing professionally is important because you are making your first impression at a school and do not know who will notice and/or remember you and your appearance. You will be representing PSU, the department, and yourself as a teacher. Dressing professionally can make a positive difference.
The definition of professionalism is described as being "distinguished from an amateur". As a teacher candidate, you are more than a student, you are representing the teaching profession. As such, your manner of dress needs to reflect professionalism. You will be provided with guidelines that will assist your success in the classroom.
PSU issued name tags are required to be worn in all school visits.