Upper Division What You Need to Know Not following directions will delay acceptance for Upper Division, which will delay registration.

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1 Upper Division What You Need to Know Not following directions will delay acceptance for Upper Division, which will delay registration. Important You will not be accepted into the Teacher Education program and Upper Division (UD) until ALL criteria have been met. o Courses - If you are currently taking a course required to meet the UD requirements, you will not be accepted until the end of the semester. o Hours If you will not have 50 semester hours until the end of the semester, you will not be accepted until the end of the semester. Acceptance notification will be ed to your YSU . You cannot register for UD courses until you have signed your UD acceptance letter. Once you have signed your letter, you will be able to register for UD courses, space permitting. ALL APPLICATIONS SUBMITTED AFTER the FEBRUARY 1 st /SEPTEMBER 1 st DEADLINE WILL NOT BE PROCESSED UNTIL THE WEDNESDAY AFTER FINALS WEEK. BCI and FBI Checks Must be valid (taken within the last 365 days) If done on campus (DO NOT CALL the YSU Police Station), o Fill out the Individual Webcheck Request Form from the following webpage: o Form must be opened in Adobe Reader o FBI Reason: Public School District or Chartered Nonpublic School including Teachers o BCI Reason: School Employees nonteaching positions o Print completed form by clicking on the gray Print Form button, top right. o Take completed form to University Bursar s Office, second floor of Meshel Hall, pay for your Webcheck; form will be stamped and you will be given a receipt. o Take the receipt, stamped form, & valid government issued ID to the YSU Police Station (corner of Fifth Ave. & Wood Street) during one of the open fingerprint sessions Tuesday 6 pm 10 pm Thursday 10 am 2 pm Praxis CORE DO NOT submit your application until you have passed the exam(s) (if needed) If you need a Praxis CORE exam, sign up for a group interview so that your application will not be delayed upon passing. Attach a copy of your score report to the application Major Check your major in Banner If it is incorrect, complete an IUT form in the Advisement Office, BCOE Incorrect majors delay your application for graduation. INCOMPLETE APPLICATIONS WILL NOT BE PROCESSED! UD Questions? Contact Crystal M. Hawthorne at cmhawthorne@ysu.edu

2 Checklist Read Carefully Not following directions will delay acceptance for Upper Division, which will delay registration. Complete Upper Division application Attach copies of your Praxis CORE results (if needed) Attach copies of your BCI and FBI check if you have a copy. If fingerprinted at the YSU Police Station, we will request a copy. Complete a Group Interview. Group interview sign-up sheets are in the BCOE advisement office. DO NOT schedule group interviews during your scheduled classes. This is not acceptable. Note You will need to complete a survey for the group interview process. You will receive an with the link near the time of your group interview. CANDIDATES SUBMITTING APPLICATIONS AFTER THE SEPTEMBER 1 st or FEBRUARY 1 st DEADLINE WILL NOT HAVE THEIR APPLICATION PROCESSED UNTIL AFTER GRADES HAVE POSTED. YOU WILL RECEIVE AN BY THE FRIDAY AFTER FINALS WEEK WITH THE APPLICATION STATUS. YOU WILL NOT BE ABLE TO REGISTER FOR UD CLASSES UNTIL THE ACCEPTANCE LETTER HAS BEEN SIGNED. INCOMPLETE APPLICATIONS WILL NOT BE PROCESSED! UD Questions? Contact Crystal M. Hawthorne at cmhawthorne@ysu.edu

3 Name: BID: 1. Read and choose ONE correct statement I have met all of the UD requirements. UD Application Cover Sheet Is My UD Application Complete? I have met all of the UD requirements except the UD hours and/or course requirement(s), which will be completed at the end of this semester. If you check this statement, your application will not be processed until the end of the current semester when grades have been finalized in Banner. This usually does not occur until the middle of the week following finals week. You will not be able to register for UD courses until you have been accepted. If you do not meet the UD hours and/or course requirement(s), your application will be sent back to you. 2. Group Interview (Sign Up in Advisement Office, BCOE 2101) 3. BCI and FBI Check (Check the correct statement) DO NOT submit your application until you have been fingerprinted. I have attached my BCI and FBI check. I had my prints taken at the YSU Police station on. I had my BCI and FBI check mailed to YSU. They were taken. Note: If you have a hit on your record, this will delay processing your UD application. You are required to complete the Professional Conduct Follow-Up form and attach court documents with the final disposition before your application can be processed. 4. Praxis CORE DO NOT submit your application until you have passed the exam(s) (if needed) and have a copy of your scores. I have attached a copy of my Praxis CORE scores if applicable. 5. A complete application means I have completed and attached the following: Cover (this page) Teacher Education Program Application Teacher Education Program Application - Part I Teacher Education Program Application - Part II Good Moral Character Application Praxis CORE scores, if applicable August 2015

4 Revised 08/20/15 TEACHER EDUCATION PROGRAM APPLICATION For Upper Division Admission Status in the College of Education Youngstown State University, Youngstown, Ohio Name Banner # Address Phone City State Zip Code Upper Division needed for the following semester: Fall Spring Summer (year) (year) (year) Licensure Area: ECE MCE (Concentration: Math, SC., SS, LA) SPED (M/M) Adolescent: Integrated Language Arts, Integrated Math, Integrated Science, Multi Age: Vocational: Integrated Social Studies, Life Science French, Health, Italian, Physical Education, Music, Spanish, Visual Arts Family and Consumer Science Please fill in the following information before submitting this application. Admission to the Teacher Licensure program is obtained upon satisfactory completion of the following requirements: Hours completed (minimum 50 hours) GPA (minimum GPA 2.75) Meet one of the following criteria: Overall GPA 3.4 or better OR ACT scores of Reading - 21 English - 18 Math - 22 OR SAT Scores of Reading 450 Writing 430 Math 520 OR Praxis CORE scores: Reading Writing Math Attach a copy of your CORE scores to the application If you have any questions or concerns about this application please make an appointment with an Academic Advisor by calling Applications received after the following deadlines will not be reviewed until after the next deadline: September 1 to register for Spring Upper Division Courses February 1 to register for Summer and Fall Upper Division Courses Grades received: ENGL 1550 ENGL 1551 or ( B average or better) ENGL 2601 (if failure to meet B average above; minimum B ) FOUN 1501 CMST 1545 (BCI check) SPED 2630 One designated concentration area course (on back of your curriculum sheet) This section for Office Use Only Reviewed by: : Accepted Denied Notes: Completion of Ohio good moral character statement Current BCI & FBI clearances are I hereby apply for admission to the Teacher Education Program and placement in Upper Division Status. I understand that my admission to the program is based on the above criteria and this application will not be accepted until all criteria are met. I also understand that I am entering into a professional education program and that I will be expected to attend all classes, conduct myself in a professional manner, and maintain my GPA. If at any time I fail to maintain the Teacher Edu- cation Program standards and/or my GPA my status will be revoked. I also understand my fingerprinting results may be shared with district(s) requiring this information for field placement consideration. I verify that all information above is accurate and that all criteria are met. Signature

5 TEACHER EDUCATION PROGRAM APPLICATION Part 1 College of Education, Youngstown State University, Youngstown, Ohio Name Banner # A conviction of or a guilty plea to any one of these offenses (sealed and/or expunged convictions also), as listed in the Ohio Revised Code, disqualifies the applicant for initial licensure or employment unless the applicant meets the rehabilitation criteria listed in OAC (Rehabilitaion criteria available upon request in BCOE room 2101.) 1. Aggravated Vehicular Assault; Vehicular Assault (ORC ) 2. Assault (ORC ) 3. Failing to Provide for a Functionally Impaired Person (ORC ) 4. Aggravated Menacing (ORC ) 5. Menacing by Stalking (ORC ) 6. Voyeurism (ORC ) 7. Public Indecency (ORC ) 8. Arson (ORC ) 9. Disrupting Public Services (ORC ) 10. Vandalism (ORC ) 11. Breaking and Entering (ORC ) 12. Safe Cracking (ORC ) 13. Tampering with Coin Machines (ORC ) 14. Theft (ORC ) 15. Unauthorized Use of Vehicle (ORC ) 16. Unauthorized Use of Property; Computer, Cable or Telecommunication Property or Service (ORC ) 17. Possession or Sale of Unauthorized Cable Television Device (ORC ) 18. Telecommunications Fraud (ORC ) 19. Unlawful Use of Telecommunications Device (ORC ) 20. Passing Bad Checks (ORC ) 21. Misuse of Credit Cards (ORC ) 22. Forgery; Identification Card Offenses (ORC ) 23. Criminal Simulation (ORC ) 24. Making or using slugs (ORC ) 25. Trademark Counterfeiting (ORC ) 26. Medicaid Fraud (ORC ) 27. Tampering with Records (ORC ) 28. Securing Witnesses by Deception (ORC ) 29. Defrauding Creditors (ORC ) 30. Illegal Use of Food Stamps or WIC Program Benefits (ORC ) 31. Insurance Fraud (ORC ) 32. Worker s Compensation Fraud (ORC ) 33. Receiving Stolen Property (ORC ) 34. Cheating; Corrupting Sports (ORC ) 35. Conducting Illegal Bingo (ORC ) 36. Improperly Handling Infectious Agents (ORC ) 37. Partial Birth Feticide (ORC ) 38. Terminating or Attempting to Terminate Human Pregnancy After Viability (ORC ) 39. Endangering Children (except for violations of (B)(1), (2), (3) and (4) (ORC ) 40. Contributing to Unruliness or Deliquency of a Minor (ORC ) 41. Domestic Violence (ORC ) 42. Tampering with Evidence (ORC ) 43. Aiding Escape or Resistance to Authority (ORC ) 44. Harassment by Inmate (ORC ) 45. Carrying a Concealed Weapon (ORC ) 46. Illegal Possession of Firearm in Liquor Permit Premises (ORC ) 47. Having a Weapon While Under Disability (ORC ) 48. Engaging in a Pattern of Corrupt Activity (ORC ) 49. Participating in Criminal Gang (ORC ) 50. Offense Involving Unapproved Drugs; Dangerous Drug Offense Involving Livestock (ORC ) 51. Possession of Drugs - any violation that isn t a minor misdemeanor (ORC ) 52. Possession of Drug Abuse Instruments (ORC ) 53. Abusing Harmful Intoxicants (ORC ) 54. Selling or Donating Contaminated Blood (ORC ) 55. Attempt, complicity or conspiracy conviction or guilty plea to any of the offenses listed above. 56. A conviction of or guilty plea to a violation of any municipal ordinance or law of this state, another state, or the United States that is substantially equivalent to any of the offenses listed above. 57. Any felony offense not listed previously. 58. Attempt, complicity or conspiracy conviction or guilty pleas to any felony offense not listed previously. 59. A conviction of or guilty plea to a violation of any municipal ordinance or law of this state, another state, or the United States that is substantially equivalent to any felony offense not listed previously. I have pleaded guilty or have been convicted of any of the above offenses. No Yes (attach an explanation) I understand that if I check YES I can possibly be barred from employment in a school district. I also understand I MAY NOT be eligible to participate in the Teacher Education program at YSU at this time. I further understand that I may/will need to provide further information to the BCOE Admission and Retention Committee. I understand that I have a right to attend the meeting to determine my eligibility in the Teacher Education program in order to provide further information that I deem appropriate for consideration. I further understand that placing false or inaccurate information on this statement may lead to my subsequent removal from the Teacher Education Program at YSU. In the event I have pleaded guilty to or have been convicted of any of the acts specified above after the date of this application, I understand that it is my responsibility to inform the Dean of the College of Education. Failure to do so may result in immediate removal from the Teacher Education Program. This is to verify that I understand the intent, specifications and importance of a good moral character requirement for teacher licensure. With this understanding, I will conduct myself in a manner which is professionally, ethically, and morally above reproach in the teacher education program at YSU. Signature of Applicant

6 TEACHER EDUCATION PROGRAM APPLICATION Part 2 College of Education, Youngstown State University, Youngstown, Ohio A conviction of or plea of guilty to any one of these offenses(sealed and/or expunged convictions also), as listed in the Ohio Revised Code, permanently disqualifies the applicant for initial licensure or employment. 1. Aggravated Murder (ORC ) or Murder (ORC ) 2. Voluntary (ORC ) or Involuntary manslaughter (ORC ) or Reckless Homicide (ORC ) 3. Felonious Assault (ORC ) or Aggravated Assault (ORC ) 4. Permitting Child Abuse (ORC ) 5. Kidnapping (ORC ) or Abduction (ORC ) 6. Child Stealing (Repealed) (ORC ) or Criminal Child Enticement (ORC ) 7. Extortion (ORC ) 8. Rape (ORC ) 9. Sexual Battery (ORC ) 10. Unlawful Sexual Conduct With a Minor (ORC ) 11. Gross Sexual Imposition (ORC ) or Sexual Imposition (ORC ) 12. Importuning (ORC ) (To beset with insistent or repeated requests; entreat pressingly) 13. Felonious Sexual Penetration (ORC ) 14. Compelling Prostitution (ORC ) or Promoting Prostitution (ORC ) 15. Procuring (ORC ) 16. Soliciting: after positive HIV test (ORC ) 17. Loitering to Engage in Prostitution; Solicitng after positive HIV test (ORC ) 18. Prostitution; after positive HIV test (ORC ) 19. Disseminating Matter Harmful to Juveniles (ORC ) or Displaying Matter Harmful to Juveniles (ORC ) 20. Pandering Obscenity (ORC ) or Pandering Obscenity Involving a Minor (ORC ) 21. Pandering Sexually Oriented Matter Involving a Minor (ORC ) 22. Illegal Use of Minor in Nudity-Oriented Material or Performance (ORC ) 23. Deception to Obtain Matter Harmful to Juveniles (ORC ) 24. Compelling Acceptance of Objectionable Materials (ORC ) 25. Aggravated Arson (ORC ) 26. Soliciting or Providing Support for Acts of Terrorism (ORC ) or Making Terroristic Threat (ORC ) 27. Terrorism (ORC ) 28. Aggravated robbery (ORC ) or Robbery (ORC ) 29. Aggravated burglary (ORC ) or Burglary (ORC ) 30. Personating an Officer (ORC ) 31. Inciting to Violence (ORC ) 32. Aggravated Riot (ORC ) or Riot (ORC ) 33. Inducing Panic (ORC ) 34. Unlawful Possession or Use of Hoax Weapon of Mass Destruction (ORC ) 35. Unlawful Abortion (ORC ) or Performing or Inducing Unlawful Abortion Upon a Minor (ORC ) 36. Abortion Manslaughter (ORC ) 37. Endangering Children (ORC ) (if division (B) (1), (2), (3) or (4) is violated) 38. Interference of Custody - if a violation of this statue (ORC ) would have been a violation of ORC (child stealing) before 7/1/ Bribery (ORC ) 40. Intimidation (ORC ) or Intimidation of Attorney, Victim or Witness in Criminal Case (RC ) 41. Retaliation (ORC ) 42. Perjury (ORC ) 43. Escape (ORC ) 44. Theft in Office (ORC ) 45. Illegal Conveyance or Possession of Deadly Weapon or Dangerous Ordinance or Illegal Possession of Object Indistinguishable from Firearm in School Safety Zone (ORC ) 46. Illegal Conveyance of Deadly Weapon or Dangerous Ordinance into Courthouse; Illegal Possession or Control in Courthouse (ORC ) 47. Improper Discharge Firearm at or into Habitation; School-related Offenses (ORC ) 48. Unlawful Possession of Dangerous Ordinance; Illegally Manufacturing or Processing Explosives (ORC ) 49. Improperly Furnishing Weapons to a Minor (ORC ) 50. Corrupting Another With Drugs (ORC ) 51. Trafficking in Drugs (ORC ) 52. Illegal Manufacturing of Drugs or Cultivation of Marijuana (ORC ) 53. Illegal Assembly or Possession of Chemicals for the Manufacture of Drugs (ORC ) 54. Funding of Drug or Marijuana Trafficking (ORC ) 55. Illegal Administration or Distribution of Anabolic Steroids (ORC ) 56. Permitting Drug Abuse (ORC ) or Deception to Obtain a Dangerous Drug (ORC ) 57. Illegal Possession of Drug Documents (ORC ) or Tampering with Drugs (ORC ) 58. Trafficking in Harmful Intoxicants; Improperly Dispensing or Distribution Nitrous Oxide (ORC ) 59. Illegal Dispending of Drug Samples (ORC ) 60. Possession of Counterfeit Controlled Substances (ORC ) 61. Contaminating Substance for Human Consumption or Use or Contamination with Hazardous Chemical, Biological, or Radioactive Substance; Spreading False Report (ORC ) or Placing Harmful Objects in Food/Confection (ORC ) 62. Attempt, complicity or conspiracy conviction or guilty plea to any of the offenses listed above. 63. A conviction of or guilty plea to a violation of any municipal ordinance or law of this state, another state, or the United States that is substantially equivalent to any of the offenses listed above. I have pleaded guilty or have been convicted of any of the above offenses. No Yes (attach an explanation) I understand that if I check YES above I am NOT eligible to participate in the Teacher Education program at YSU at this time. I further understand that placing false or inaccurate information on this statement will lead to my subsequent removal from the Teacher Education Program at YSU. In the event I have pleaded guilty to or have been convicted of any of the acts specified above after the date of this application, I understand that it is my responsibility to inform the Dean of the College of Education. Failure to do so will result in immediate removal from the Teacher Education Program. This is to verify that I understand the intent, specifications and importance of a good moral character requirement for teacher licensure. With this understanding, I will conduct myself in a manner which is professionally, ethically, and morally above reproach in the teacher education program at YSU. Signature of Applicant

7 10/21/2011 STATEMENT OF ASSURANCE GOOD MORAL CHARACTER Ohio statutes require that teachers be in good moral character. These statutes are embodied in regulations governing teacher education. The Dean of the Beeghly College of Education at Youngstown State University is responsible for recommending individuals for licensure. Standards require that an applicant for licensure be deemed to be of good moral character (rule ) [A] [8] and rules ( to ). Given this responsibility, it is required that you sign this statement regarding good moral character as defined below by the State Board of Education as a condition of admission to and exit from any professional education program in this college. Read the standard below. If you are confident that you understand the standard, complete the Statement of Assurance. Failure to do so can result in your not being recommended for licensure, pending the outcome of a hearing with the Dean. Be aware that a failure to respond truthfully could result in perjury charges. Statement of Standard (M) Definitions: Good Moral Character A person shall be deemed to be of good moral character provided that said individual has not pleaded guilty to or been convicted of any felony, any violation of Section (corruption of a minor) or Section (sexual imposition), or Division (a) or (c) Section (importuning) of the Revised Code, any offense of violence, theft, or drug abuse that is not a minor misdemeanor, or any substantively comparable ordinance of a municipal corporation or of another state. An individual who has pleaded guilty to or has been convicted of any such offense may have an application for licensure considered by the State Board of Education, provided said individual meets the conditions specified in Rule of the Administrative Code. I, assure the Beeghly College of Education at Youngstown State University that I am of good moral character, as defined in this document. Signature