Up undergraduate degree programs

I'd like more information for a prospective student. I need to request a transcript. In the UP School of Education, we believe that good teachers open doors.

They shape futures. They help others to realize their potential and achieve their dreams. Our nationally accredited program emphasizes effective practice, reflective teaching and leadership, within a framework of deep field experience and student teaching. Becoming a teacher at UP is made affordable in a variety of ways. We work hard to plan your graduation in four years. Whether you intend to double major, add a minor, or study abroad, the staff and faculty meet with you each semester to chart your path, avoiding additional and costly years of study.

The University offers a range of tuition support, working with each applicant to develop a financial aid package early in the acceptance process. Reach out to our admissions staff, set up a campus visit, or get in touch with the School of Education. We can't wait to hear from you! One of the first of its kind in the Pacific Northwest, this pathway offers students the benefits of both programs, and prepares individuals for careers as elementary or secondary school teachers, eligible for licensure at the end of the pathway's fourth year.

Education majors at UP may combine a teaching degree with a second major and minor to enhance their teaching practice and broaden their career options. Undergraduate Programs The Department of Mathematics offers three programs leading to degrees in mathematics. Mathematics, BA The BA degree is intended for students who want students who are also interested in humanities Mathematics, BS The BS degree is intended for the general mathematics student as well as those interested in physical science, computer science, or engineering Applied degree is intended for students who want an in-depth mathematical training in preparation for a professional career in mathematics or a closely related field.

In particular, students planning to attend graduate school in mathematics, applied math or a mathematically intensive scientific field should strongly consider the B.

Applied degree. Links Campus Map Directory Employment. Students are brought together several times in the course of their undergraduate work: in the University's core curriculum courses, in environmental science courses, laboratories, and field trips, and in a senior capstone seminar which involves case studies and team-approach problem-solving in regional environmental issues.

View the learning outcomes for the Environmental Science majors. Minors are available in environmental policy and in environmental studies. Undergraduate Programs Environmental issues are complex and multidisciplinary, and the University's course of study is deliberately designed to give students a broad sense of the scientific and ethical issues at the heart of what will be perhaps the greatest social problem of the twenty-first century.

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