Bridgewater English with Secondary Education Endorsement BA Transfer Guide
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Bridgewater English with Secondary Education Endorsement BA Transfer Guide

Bridgewater English with Secondary Education Endorsement BA Transfer Guide

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These transfer guides are used to direct students in the discovery of courses and programs that they are eligible to transfer into based on the number of credits they have currently accrued.

Bachelor of Arts in English with Secondary Education Endorsement

Catalog Year 2025-2027

Based on VCCS Curriculum for SECONDARY EDUCATION

Complete at a Virginia Community College

Credits

Course Equivalent

Notes

SDV 100 or 101

1-2

No transfer credit

 

ENG 111

3

CL 200

 

ENG 112

3

ENG 200

 

Any UCGS Arts

3

Creative/Artistic Practices

 

Any UCGS Literature

3

Study of Human Narrative

 

HIS 121 or 122

3

Study of the Past

 

ECO 150, 201, 202, GEO 200, 210, 220, 225, or PLS 135

3

Scientific Study of People/Society

 

BIO 101, 106, GOL 105, 106, 110

4

Scientific Study of Nature

 

BIO 101, 106, CHM 101, ENV 121, GOL 105, 106, 110, PHY 100, PHY 141, PHY 142

4

Additional Science Requirement

Second Science in a different subject from first science

MTH 154

3

Math Req

 

MTH 155

3

Math Req

 

CST 100 or 110

3

Communication

 

ENG 255

3

ENG 366

Genre-focused

ENG 245

3

ENG 202

Genre-focused

EDU 200

3

EDUC 140

20-hour field placement required

EDU 207

3

EDUC 200

 

EDU 250

3

SPED 220

 

EDU 204

3

EDUC 230

20-hour field placement required

Pre-Transfer Credits

60-61

   

 

Complete at Bridgewater College

Credits

Notes

CL 150

1

See more info below

CL 400

1-3

 

PWR 201

3

 

PWR 275

3

 

ENG 201 or above

3

 

Experiential req.

3

PWR/COMM-131X, PWR-255W, PWR-318W, THEA-200, THEA-210, THEA-320, THEA-325, or COMM-345

PWR 315

3

 

ENG 350

3

 

ENG 364, ENG 365, or ENG 367

6

Genre-focused

EDUC 225

1

 

EDUC 334

3

 

EDU 206

3

EDUC 372

EDUC 380X

3

 

EDUC 412

4

 

EDUC 452

1

 

EDUC 470

13

Student Teaching

Electives

4

 

Post-Transfer Credits

60

 


 

Transfer Guidance

 

Guaranteed Admission Agreement Requirements

  • Applicable Associate Degrees: AA and AS

  • Minimum GPA requirement: 2.5/4.0

  • Course requirements: Students must earn a grade of 'C' or higher in VCCS courses for credit to be transferred into Bridgewater.

  • Maximum credits applicable for transfer: 68

  • Testing requirements: Bridgewater College is test optional. Students using the GAA are not required to submit standardized test scores for admittance.

 

Important Links & Dates

  • Transfer Info, Application, & Financial Aid Information: www.bridgewater.edu/transfer

  • Deposit: On or before June 1

  • FAFSA-Free Applications for Federal Student Aid: For highest aid, submit by March 1. Visit www.Studentaid.gov for more info

  • Admissions Applications: No Deadline - Rolling Admissions

 

What Should I Consider When Selecting Courses?

  • Connect with the transfer counselor at Bridgewater within your first year for help choosing the correct courses for your program.

 

Is This Degree Right For Me?

  • This is your degree if you aim to teach elementary school and be licensed in Grades 6-12.

  • With our guidance, you will be licensed to teach in Virginia and many other states through reciprocal certification

  • Integration of knowledge across the disciplines

  • Development of critical thinking and communication skills

  • Ability to question, examine, and understand issues/ideas with increasing clarity and depth

  • Gain the knowledge and skills to become a successful and ethical educator.

  • Learn from faculty with teaching experience within Virginia, nationwide, and internationally.

 

What Is The Impact On My Degree Of Work I Have Already Completed?

  • Associate Transfer Degree Completion: The completion of an Associate Degree results in all lower-division general education requirements being met, except for CL 150 (a transfer orientation class that introduces students to the BC Academic community) and CL 400 (a senior portfolio class).

  • Credit for Prior Learning: AP, IB, and CLEP are evaluated for credits

  • Catalog Year: Catalog year determined by first semester of attendance at the community college post high-school graduation.

  • Dual Enrollment – Completion of Associate Degree in HS: The completion of an Associate Degree concurrent with high school results in course work towards your degree and most general education courses satisfied. Students will be enrolled as a freshman for orientation and engagement purposes.

 

Is This College Right For Me?

  • Small class sizes with academic advisors in each department. All in-person.

  • 23 NCAA DIII Sports

  • Commuting or on-campus housing.

  • Robust career services, academic support services, and clubs and activities.

  • Study Abroad in Europe, Latin America, Africa and Asia.

 

Did You Know That…

  • BC awards merit scholarships to transfer students based on the cumulative GPA from community college course work. www.bridgewater.edu/admissions-aid

  • 100% of students receive financial assistance.

  • There are 55 different majors and minors.

  • The Student:Faculty ratio is 13:1, with the average class size being 19.

 

What Can I Do With This Degree?

 

Program Successes & Highlights

  • Through our internship program, over 2/3 of our students are offered full-time jobs due to their work as an intern.

  • Join Educators Rising Collegiate! Throughout the year, club members participate in a variety of activities designed to engage you in deeper discussions around hot-button topics in education, spur them to think about actions they can take at the local level, and prepare you for a classroom of your own.

  • Bridgewater College's Teacher Education Program (TEP) was fully-accredited with no areas of improvement or stipulations on April 26, 2021, by the Council for the Accreditation of Educator Preparation (CAEP). This action resulted in the maximum 7-year accreditation. Additionally, CAEP awarded the TEP the Frank Murray Leadership Award for Continuous Improvement at the Fall 2021 CAEP Conference.

 

What Are My Chances For Getting Accepted?

  • Students that maintain at least a 2.5 GPA, show proficiency in college level Mathematics and English, and are in good academic standing have a high possibility of being admitted to BC.

 

Do More With Your Degree!

4-Year Major
Communication and English
Education
Applicable School(s)
Bridgewater College
Category/Topic
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