How to Transfer Into the ETE Program
The first step in applying to the ETE major is to attend an information meeting. There are meetings scheduled once a month for both the fall and spring semesters (see below for meeting dates). You do not need to sign up for a meeting; just show up at the scheduled time and place. At the meeting, you will learn about the application process, and application forms will be distributed. Completed forms should be returned to room 120 Willard Hall by the end of each semester. Applications are reviewed before each semester begins, and students are notified as to whether or not they were accepted.
Registration advisement services are available to prospective internal transfers. Advisors can help students decide which classes might be appropriate to take if a student is planning to apply to the major (or has previously applied). Please call (302) 831-2301 to schedule an appointment after you attend an information meeting, or contact Vickie Lucas at vickie@udel.edu for further information.
ETE Spring 2012Information Meeting Schedule
All students interested in transferring into the major are expected to attend an information meeting.
- February 13, 4:00 pm, WHL 319
- March 7, 4:00 pm, WHL 319
- April 12, 4:00 pm, WHL 319
- May 2, 4:00 pm, WHL 319
Requirements for Transferring Internally
The School of Education accepts internal transfer students prior to the beginning of each semester. The minimum requirements for admission to the ETE major are:
- Freshmen must have completed one semester at UD.
- Students must successfully pass the PRAXIS I Pre-Professional Skills Test (PPST) in Reading, Writing and Mathematics according to the Delaware state guidelines. Scores must be received by the time decisions are made in June and January.
- Students must have a minimum overall GPA of 2.60.
EDUC 240, 247 and 258 are open to non-majors. You can take Math 251 after passing the Prerequisite Test for Math 251.
Application
The application can be downloaded and emailed to Vickie Lucas at vickie@udel.edu or delivered to her office in 120 Willard Hall. There are a limited number of seats in the special education concentration, so those requesting admission to this concentration must complete an essay on the application.
