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Master of Arts in Teaching Math and Science
The Master of Arts in Teaching (MAT) degree builds on the knowledge you gained from your bachelor’s degree in mathematics, one of the sciences, or a related field.
> Program handbook (PDF)
> Courses of study
- Official transcript(s) from regionally accredited institution(s) previously attended confirming a bachelor’s degree in mathematics, science or a related field
(see Appendix A in Online MAT Handbook for list of related fields)
- A minimum combined GPA of 2.5 on all undergraduate and graduate coursework
- Passing score on the GACE Basic Skills Tests [Reading (200), Mathematics (201), Writing (202)] or exemption through SAT (1000 combined score), ACT (43 combined score), GRE (1030 combined score), or having a masters degree or above from a PSC-accepted accredited institution
- Passing scores on the GACE content examinations required in the intended teacher certification field
(see Handbook for list of required tests in each certification area)
- Criminal background check
> Apply now
Ms. Gayle Herrington - Mathematics
Dr. Bonita Flournoy - Science
Dr. Tom Hackett
EDAT@colstate.edu
706-565-7824
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