Is the Interdisciplinary Studies Degree acceptable for going for teacher certification?
In many states, or at least in the Southeast, there are alternative teacher certification programs where all you need to have is a Bachelor’s degree (in anything) to enter. You may have to take a couple more college courses (which can easily be done within a semester or two on a part time basis), and some teacher certification tests, but that is not such as hard step if you are really set on teaching.
Related Questions
- I have a bachelors (or masters) degree but have not completed a teacher certification program. How do I get certified to teach in Idaho?
- What if I am interested only in the 22-credit NJ Teacher Certification Program and not the 36-credit M.A.T. degree?
- Is the Interdisciplinary Studies Degree acceptable for going for teacher certification?
