Professional Licensure Requirements
Teacher Education Department
This page complies with the regulation by assessing Barclay College’s Teacher Education curriculum and its ability to fulfill the professional licensure/certification requirements in different states.
Disclaimer: Barclay College has made a significant effort to ensure the information provided regarding state requirements is comprehensive and accurate. Students are ultimately responsible, however, for verifying with the State Department of Education in their respective state to confirm their eligibility to apply for licensure and to take the appropriate Praxis content area test.
| State Board of Education | Reciprocal Licensure: Teacher licensure requirements are met by Barclay College Teacher Education curriculum. |
| Alabama | Met |
| Alaska | Do not meet |
| Arizona | Met |
| Arkansas | Met |
| California | Met |
| Colorado | Met |
| Connecticut | Do not meet |
| Delaware | Met |
| Florida | Met |
| Georgia | Met |
| Hawaii | Met |
| Idaho | Met |
| Illinois | Met |
| Indiana | Met |
| Iowa | Met |
| Kansas | |
| Kentucky | Met |
| Louisiana | Met |
| Maine | Met |
| Maryland | Met |
| Massachusetts | Met |
| Michigan | Met |
| Minnesota | Do not meet |
| Mississippi | Met |
| Missouri | Met |
| Montana | Met |
| Nebraska | Met |
| Nevada | Met |
|
State Board of Education |
Reciprocal Licensure: Teacher licensure requirements are met by Barclay College Teacher Education curriculum. |
| New Hampshire | Met |
| New Jersey | Met |
| New Mexico | Met |
| New York | Met |
| North Carolina | Met |
| North Dakota | Met |
| Ohio | Met |
| Oklahoma | Met |
| Oregon | Met |
| Pennyslvania | Met |
| Rhode Island | Do not meet |
| South Carolina | Met |
| South Dakota | Do not meet |
| Tennessee | Met |
| Texas | Do not meet |
| Utah | Met |
| Vermont | Met |
| Virginia | Met |
| Washington | Met |
| Washington D.C. | Met |
| West Virginia | Met |
| Wisconsin | Met |
| Wyoming | Met |
| America Samoa | Do not meet |
| Guam | Do not meet |
| Puerto Rico | Do not meet |
*Reciprocal licensure assumes the student has earned a valid Kansas teaching certificate after graduation prior to applying for licensure in their state.