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West Liberty University
BA in Mathematics Education (5-adult)
DURATION
4 Years
LANGUAGES
English
PACE
Full time
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EARLIEST START DATE
Jan 2026
TUITION FEES
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STUDY FORMAT
On-Campus
* out-of-state / in-state: $4,445 / metro: $7,260
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About: The BA in Mathematics Education (5-adult) focuses on developing foundational knowledge and skills in mathematics teaching, catering to a range of ages from five through adulthood. This program prepares students to understand mathematical concepts, pedagogical strategies, and assessment methods.
Career Outcomes: Graduates can pursue various career paths, including roles as mathematics teachers in primary and secondary schools, curriculum developers, education consultants, or instructional coordinators.
Introduction
Secondary Education Teaching Fields (5-Adult & 9-Adult Certifications)
Mathematics Certification 5-Adult
Curriculum Summary Sheet as of 2024-2025 Catalog
Major Courses:
Required Courses
- MATH 210 Calculus & Analytic Geometry I
- MATH 211 Calculus & Analytic Geometry II
- MATH 212 Calculus & Analytic Geometry III
- MATH 245 Math for Elementary & 5-9 Teacher I
- *MATH 264 Manipulatives in Mathematics
- MATH 281 Mathematics Education Seminar
- MATH 327 History of Mathematics
- MATH 334 Geometry
- MATH 341 Linear Algebra
- MATH 373 Finite Mathematics
- MATH 374 Discrete Mathematics
- MATH 445 Abstract Algebra
- MATH 464 Probability & Statistics
- MATH 480 Mathematics Capstone
- General Studies
Professional Education Component:
- *EDUC 100 Intro to Professional Education
- *EDUC 207 Foundations of Education
- EDUC 290 Instructional Technology
- *EDUC 301 Educational Psychology
- *SPED 241 Intro to Exceptionalities
Residency I Semester
- EDUC 293 Instructional Design Assessment for Middle/Secondary Ed
- EDUC 340 Methods & for Secondary Teachers
- EDUC 342 M&M Lab for Secondary Teachers
- READ 302 Reading for Content Area Instruction
- SPED 320 Collaborative Techniques for Secondary Students w/ Exceptionalities
- EDUC 309 Residency I
Residency II Semester:
- EDUC 409 School Law & Organization
- EDUC 470 Student Teaching Seminar
- EDUC 485 Residency II
Course contains required mini-residency field components within the required 30 hours minimum
- Be sure to register for EDUC 209 (0 credits) each semester prior to residency 1 & residency 2 semesters
- Students must register for EDUC 209 each semester prior to Residency 1. This is a 0-credit course used only for
tracking mini-residency field hours.