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ASSOCIATE IN ARTS DEGREE WITH AN EMPHASIS IN EARLY CHILDHOOD - GRADE 4, CHILD STUDIES, TEACHER PREPARATION Available at all DCCCD Colleges
and Transferable to the University of Texas at Arlington
Degree Code: AA.UTA.GRD4.06
This is an "Articulated Emphasis" degree. Students should read and understand the paragraphs below.
Students completing all courses in this plan will receive an AA degree and will be assured all courses with a grade of "C" or better will transfer into UTA's College of Education for a Bachelor of Arts Degree in Child Studies with teacher certification in Early Childhood - Grade 4. Students will be admitted into the program with a DCCCD GPA (2) of at least 2.75. Students MUST take the THEA (Texas Higher Education Assessment) test and score at least 270 on Reading, 220 on Writing, and 230 on Math in order to be accepted into this program at UTA.
Students who do not wish to seek the aforementioned degree at UTA should not complete this AA degree. This AA plan incorporates the Core Curriculum plus 15 hours toward the degree. The AA degree will be awarded when students complete all requirements at a minimum of 63 credit hours. Students are also permitted to acquire an additional hours beyond the AA degree before transferring to UTA.
In order to be eligible to receive this AA degree, a student must:
Complete a minimum of 63 credit hours indicated in this plan (students are strongly encouraged to complete the additional hours shown in this plan);
OTHER COURSES
Following the completion of the AS degree, students are encouraged to complete the following courses which are guaranteed to transfer into the University of Texas at Arlington's BA Degree in Child Studies with teacher certification in Early Childhood - Grade 4 program.