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The Lateral Entry option allows an individual to teach while completing their coursework. Lateral entry teachers are individuals employed in a North Carolina school system that hold at least a bachelor’s degree from a regionally-accredited institution in the subject area they are employed to teach. Graduates of approved education programs who are not recommended for licensure by their college or university are not eligible for a lateral entry license. Lateral entry teachers who affiliate with ECU are advised through the Office of Alternative Licensure in the Office of Teacher Education. Information can be found at the Lateral Entry webpage.
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| Licensure requirements can be met through a traditional face-to-face classroom environment or via distance education. |
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| Admission Requirements: |
Bachelor's degree from a regionally accredited institution
Cumulative GPA of at least 2.5 on a 4.0 scale |
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| Click here to apply to East Carolina University. Admission to East Carolina University does not guarantee admissions into your desired program of study. |
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| Other Requirements: |
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| BK completers who teach kindergarten must submit passing scores on a specialty area examination. The test approved by the State Board of Education is ETS PRAXIS Series Early Childhood: Content Knowledge (10022). Additional information can be found on the ECU Testing Center website |
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| Additional Information: |
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| More-at-Four Teachers in nonpublic schools who are interested in obtaining BK licensure can find information on the Office of School Readiness(OSR) website. Under Professional Development and Resources, click on Teacher Education and Licensure or click here. |
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| Standards, Accreditations and Certifications |
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