HELP..Newbie looking for Liberal Arts for Teaching Help!!!

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Post your credits here, and we can tell you the best route. One thing to keep in mind in CA: you do not need a degree in Education to become a teacher; you can get a degree in just about anything, and then student teach for a year while prepping for the CSET.

Also, the CSU's are pretty transparent in their requirements for a degree; from the CC's on up, there is tons of info out there for what you need to do to get a teaching credential. Now, if you came from another state and didn't know that there were certain "pathways" that you needed, then you definitely need to look at another school or another path.

But first, list everything and let's see where you stand. AND, make sure you list in this order:

School #1 (RA or NA, 2-yr or 4-yr, semester or quarter system)
Course #, course name, number of credits, grade if less than a C, and if the course is UL
Course #, course name, number of credits, grade if less than a C, and if the course is UL
Course #, course name, number of credits, grade if less than a C, and if the course is UL

School #2 (RA or NA, 2-yr or 4-yr, semester or quarter system)
Course #, course name, number of credits, grade if less than a C, and if the course is UL
Course #, course name, number of credits, grade if less than a C, and if the course is UL
Course #, course name, number of credits, grade if less than a C, and if the course is UL

School #3 (RA or NA, 2-yr or 4-yr, semester or quarter system)
Course #, course name, number of credits, grade if less than a C, and if the course is UL
Course #, course name, number of credits, grade if less than a C, and if the course is UL
Course #, course name, number of credits, grade if less than a C, and if the course is UL

You don't have to put the school name, but the other info is needed. Please only put the necessary info: we don't need extra details like GPA - try to make this as succinct as possible while giving as much info as is needed.