New York teacher preparation provider

SUNY Cortland

Program types: Traditional.

Enrollment

2,471

2,467 the prior year

Completers

548

552 the prior year

Supervising faculty (FTE)

Student teachers supervised

567

Program profile

Group	Enrolled
Female	1,497
Male	974
Hispanic	239
Black	49
White	2,048
Asian	17
Two or more races	39
American Indian or Alaska Native	0
Native Hawaiian or Pacific Islander	0

Clinical hours are the hours of field experience before and during student teaching, as reported to Title II.

Type	Programs	Undergrad	Postgrad	Enrollment	Completers	Clinical hrs before ST	Student teaching hrs
Traditional	22	Yes	Yes	2,471	548	100	525

Subject	Type	Completers
Special Education	Traditional	101
Elementary Education	Traditional	259
Early Childhood Education	Traditional	173
English/Language Arts	Traditional	21
Foreign Language	Traditional	6
Health	Traditional	12
Mathematics	Traditional	14
Physical Education and Coaching	Traditional	158
Science Teacher Education/General Science	Traditional	20
Social Studies	Traditional	44
Biology	Traditional	1
Chemistry	Traditional	1
History	Traditional	43
Physics	Traditional	1
Speech	Traditional	15
Earth Science	Traditional	3
English as a Second Language	Traditional	1

Program	Type	Level
Teacher Education - Social Studies	Traditional	Undergraduate
Teacher Education - Physical Education and Coaching	Traditional	Both
Teacher Education - Health	Traditional	Both
Teacher Education - Mathematics	Traditional	Undergraduate
Teacher Education - Chemistry	Traditional	Both
Teacher Education - Biology	Traditional	Both
Teacher Education - English/Language Arts	Traditional	Both
Special Education	Traditional	Both
Early Childhood Education	Traditional	Undergraduate
Teacher Education - Physics	Traditional	Both
Teacher Education - Foreign Language	Traditional	Undergraduate
Teacher Education - Earth Science	Traditional	Undergraduate
Elementary Education	Traditional	Both
Teacher Education - English as a Second Language	Traditional	Undergraduate

Credential rules change. Confirm current requirements with New York State Education Department.