The School of Education has established certain academic requirements concerning admission, course of study, majors and minors, and campus residence, all of which must be met before a degree is granted. You will be held responsible for understanding the requirements and for meeting the conditions by the time you expect to graduate. It is therefore essential for you to follow both the bulletin of the school in which you are enrolled and those of the schools that offer the courses you need so that you will adhere to any prerequisites and avoid duplication of courses. It is also your responsibility to seek guidance toward fulfilling the requirements from an academic advisor, department chairperson, or director. You also should keep your own records of work completed and requirements met, as well as your total credits earned and grade point average.

The following guidelines will help you meet these responsibilities:

1. Apply for admission to the Teacher Education Program during the semester you will complete the program prerequisites stated in the bulletin.
2. Plan your program with an advisor. You must meet with an advisor at least once a semester.
3. Take advantage of continuing registration. Do not depend on late registration to get into needed courses.
4. Check your IUCARE (INSITE) report at least once per semester. If you have questions about IUCARE see an advisor or the records office in the Office of Teacher Education.