California State University, Dominguez Hills

What you'll study

The catalogue lists the following pathways and credential types (program specifics such as courses and practicum are defined on each credential page):

• Multiple Subject Credential Pathways — Student Teaching Traditional Option; University Intern Option; Integrated Teacher Education Program (undergraduate)
• Single Subject Credential Pathways — Student Teaching Option; University Intern Option; University Intern Option with Urban Teacher Residency
• Designated Subject — Spanish; Bilingual Authorization - Spanish
• Services Credentials — Administrative Services (Preliminary; Professional)
• Pupil Personnel Services — Counseling and College of Education/Counseling; Pupil Personnel Services - School Counseling; Child Welfare and Attendance Authorizations
• Special Education Credentials — Preliminary Credentials in Special Education; Early Childhood Special Education; Mild/Moderate Disabilities; Moderate/Severe Disabilities
• Teacher Induction Program (Clear Credential)
• Authorizations/Certificates — Assistive Technology Specialist Certificate; Early Childhood Special Education Added Authorization

Entry requirements

The source lists program names and pathways but does not provide detailed admission criteria on this page. Applicants should consult the individual credential pages or the university catalog for specific prerequisites, application steps, and required documentation for each credential pathway.

Career prospects

These credentials prepare candidates for California K–12 roles tied to the credential type: classroom teacher (multiple or single subject), special education teacher, school counselor or pupil personnel specialist, administrative roles (with the appropriate administrative services credential), and roles requiring designated-subject or bilingual authorizations. Completion is typically a step toward state licensure and employment in public and private school settings.

Scholarships & funding angle (general)

The catalogue excerpt does not list funding sources. Prospective students should explore university financial aid, department scholarships, state or district intern stipends (for intern pathways), and external grants; check each credential program page and the CSUDH financial aid office for applicable options.