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Jan 26, 2008
I was reading the posts below about cross endorsements
and was wondering what it takes to get a cross endorsement
in Earth Science or General Science. Do you have to have 18
credits all in earth science (geology, astronomy, etc) to
get an earth science degree? What is considered "general
science" courses to count toward the 18 credit requirement?
I am currently certified in Biology and would like to get
cross certified to become more marketable. Thanks to anyone
who can help.
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I am certified in Biology and have the Praxis essays to take
for general science certification. I had all the courses I
need for my general science certification from my biology
degree- I just needed to take an earth science class to get
that credit. I would contact the state about the
requirements. And ...See More