Frequently Used Advising Resources
Following are documents Advisors will utilize during advising sessions. Feel free to refer to these resources as needed. Remember to check back frequently so you have the most up to date information.
Credential Programs
The
Basic Skills Requirement
(BSR) can be met 8 different ways, including passing the California Basic Educational Skills Test (CBEST). Please refer to the flyer below for more information about how to meet the BSR requirement.
How to Meet the Basic Skills Requirement
Bilingual Authorization Brochure
Credential Program Overviews
Education Specialist Credential Program
Multiple Subject Credential Program
Single Subject Credential Program
General Education
Recommended GE Courses for Future Elementary School Teachers
(including Special Education)
Recommended GE Courses for Future Middle/High School Teachers
(including Special Education)
Recommended GE Courses for Future Middle/High School Social Science Teachers
(including Special Education)
Majors
Recommended Majors for Future Elementary School Teachers
(including Special Education)
Recommended Majors for Future Middle/High School Teachers (including Special Education): major in the subject you plan to teach.
More information can be found on our Pathways to Teaching page.
students who are undocumented, DACA recipients or international students
If you are a student who is undocumented (including AB 540 students), a DACA recipient or an international student you are eligible to complete a credential program and obtain a teaching credential in California. Please make an appointment with one of our advisors to learn more about your options and what you should know before starting a credential program. If you have questions about work authorization after completion of the credential program, please make an appointment with our partners, CARECEN, for free legal services. They can address immigration related issues including first time DACA applications, DACA renewal, and more.
