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Connecticut Educator Preparation Program Admissions Requirements
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If you are searching for information about the EPP requirements for an endorsement in Elementary Licensure, please read this article instead.

Summary of Educator Preparation Program Admission Requirements

Educator Preparation Program

Pathway

Summary of Admissions Requirements

Transition Points (Read Transition Point 1 Thoroughly)

Connecticut Post-Baccalaureate Certification Program - Secondary Content Areas

Residents & Non-Residents

  • Bachelor’s degree

  • Minimum cumulative GPA of 2.7 on a 4.0 scale from bachelor’s degree institution - exceptions available on a first-come, first-served basis

  • Connecticut Code of Professional Responsibility for Teachers Acknowledgment -  see here 

  • Present a score report for one of the following Basic Skills exams (all sections): 

    • Praxis Core

    • SAT

    • ACT

    • GRE

  • Coursework Requirements - minimum of 39 semester hours of credit in general academic courses - see Transition Point 1 for details.

  • Subject-Specific Coursework Requirement: via major, 30 semester hours of credit, or passing the aligned Praxis II exam for the subject area in which certification is sought

https://rly.gs/ctsecondcerttransitions

 

Certification Support

Relay provides many resources to help prospective students prepare for certification/licensure.  

  • Click here, to learn more about general certification information. 

  • Click hereto see information about certification cost and budgeting.

  • Click here, to access certification studying and support materials. 

 

 

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