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PK-12 Dance/Education, B.A.

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Program Requirements

Majors pursuing a dual major in Dance and Education must satisfy University Core Curriculum requirements, and the College speech requirement, COMM 210 , all education requirements, the following 45 credits as specified and sufficient electives to total 120 credits.

Required Courses

A daily technique class in Modern, Jazz, and/or Ballet (credit or audit) is required of all majors.

Foundation Courses - Required - 9 credits

Dance Teacher Certification - Required 3 credits

Technique Studies Courses - Required - 15 credits

A Minimum of 12 Credits in Upper Level Technique Courses Taken from the Following:

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