School of Education
Prospective Applicants
Teacher Education Admissions and Portfolio Information
Information for applicants who wish to be licensed teachers:
- Undergraduate Admissions Packet *Please note change in Application Dates*
- Graduate Admissions Packet - Masters of Arts/Teacher Certification Program (MA/TCP) only
*Please note change in Application Dates*
- Individual Packet Items (undergraduate and graduate)
- Admissions Information and Application (undergraduate, graduate)
- Admissions Testing Requirements (Praxis I PPST)
- Required BCI Check Information
- Admissions Portfolio Requirements (undergraduate, graduate)
- Admissions Portfolio Rubric
- Admissions Portfolio Form C
- Admissions Portfolio Form D
- Admissions Interview Rubric
- Rhode Island Professional Teaching Standards (RIPTS)
- School of Education Diversity Vision
For more information on Undergraduate Teacher Education Programs,
visit Academic Programs
Graduate Admissions and Program Information:
- Master of Arts in Education
- Master of Arts/Teacher Certification Program
- Master of Arts in Special Education
- Masters of Science in School Psychology
- Masters of Library and Information Studies (School Library Media)
- Ph.D. in Education sponsored jointly by RIC and URI
Important Information for Graduate Students
Graduate students must complete a formal graduate application.
SCHOOL OF EDUCATION UPCOMING EVENTS
- School of Education Portfolio Training Sessions - See Link for More Session Dates
- Monday November 23rd, 2009 5-6pm in Galanti Lounge, URI Library
- Thursday December 3rd, 2009 3-4pm in CCE Providence, Conference Room 242
- Undergraduate and MA/TCP Application Submission Dates - January 25th through February 3rd, 2010
- PLT Test Prep Session - Monday, November 23rd, 2009 3-4pm in Chafee 601
SCHOOL OF EDUCATION EVENTS IN THE NEWS
- Job Opportunity for Education Majors
- Stephen A Desposito Memorial Scholarship Opportunity (Application in PDF)
- September 15th, 2008: URI School of Education presents progress on NOMAD grant to Governor’s PK-16 Council
- Interested in Teaching Chemistry? See rewarding scholarship opportunities for becoming a high school chemistry teacher.
