The Mild to Moderate Disabilities Teacher Preparation Program (undergraduate level) is a 60-credit program leading to the Bachelor of Science degree in Special Education (B.S.E.). The program consists of a three semester sequence of coursework and culminates in a one semester (15 weeks) supervised internship in an approved special education setting with a certified special education teacher. The program is competency based and is organized around national (INTASC/Council for Exceptional Children/CEC) and State of Arizona teacher certification standards. The Mild to Moderate Disabilities Teacher Preparation Programis designed to prepare special education teachers to work with students with mild/moderate disabilities in the areas of learning disabilities and emotional/behavioral disorders. Upon successful completion of all coursework, the student teaching internship, and the Arizona Educator's Proficiency Assessment (AEPA), participants will be qualified to teach students with mild/moderate disabilities in K-12 settings.