CAEP Accreditation Data

EPP Continuous Improvement

Administrators and faculty of the College of Education’s Educator Preparation Program are committed to the collection, analysis, and dissemination of candidate performance data for improving instruction, curricula, and policy that inform candidate preparation. To that end, the EPP annually reports impact and outcome data consistent with CAEP accreditation standards. The information highlights the various data sets Educator Preparation Program administrators and faculty collect, review, and discuss for program improvement.

2024 CAEP Accountability Measures

2023 CAEP Accountability Measures

2022 CAEP Accountability Measures

2021 CAEP Annual Report

2020 CAEP Annual Report

2019 CAEP Annual Report

2018 CAEP Annual Report

Candidates Performance Data

Listing of Educator Preparation Programs Accredited by CAEP

Table displays CAEP accredited programs and licensure level ( e.g., initial or advanced)
	CAEP Accredited Programs
Program Name	Degree Level	Licensure Level
Agricultural Education, Professional Licensure	Master’s	Advanced Level
Agricultural Education, Professional Licensure	Baccalaureate	Initial-Licensure Level
Art	Baccalaureate	Initial-Licensure Level
Biology	Baccalaureate	Initial-Licensure Level
Chemistry	Baccalaureate	Initial-Licensure Level
Child Development and Family Studies (Child Development, Early Education and Family Studies Birth - Kindergarten Licensure)	Baccalaureate	Initial-Licensure Level
Elementary	Baccalaureate	Initial-Licensure Level
Elementary	Master’s	Advanced Level
English	Baccalaureate	Initial-Licensure Level
History	Baccalaureate	Initial-Licensure Level
Instructional Technology	Master’s	Advanced Level
Master of Arts in Teaching - Our MAT program has 12 program concentration areas: Biology Education, Business Education, Chemistry Education, Early Childhood and Family Studies (Birth to Kindergarten), Elementary Education, English Education, Family and Consumer Sciences, Health and Physical Education, History Education, Mathematics Education, Special Education, and Technology Education	Master’s	Initial
Math	Baccalaureate	Initial-Licensure Level
Music	Baccalaureate	Initial-Licensure Level
Physics	Baccalaureate	Initial-Licensure Level
Reading	Master’s	Advanced Level
School Administration	Master’s	Advanced Level

North Carolina Department of Public Instruction Approved Programs

North Carolina A&T approves candidates through state-recognized bachelor's and graduate programs. The following approved program/license areas are available at the Initial (A), Master of Arts in Teaching (MAT), Advanced (M), Residency (R), Specialist (S), and/or Add-On levels.

NCDPI Approved License Areas NC License Levels

Birth - Kindergarten A, MAT, R

Elementary, K-6 A, MAT, R

Elementary Math Add-On, K-6 Add-on

Art, K-12 A

Music, K-12 A

Health & Physical Education, K-12 MAT, R

English, 9-12 A, MAT, R

Mathematics, 9-12 A, MAT, R

Biology, 9-12 A, MAT, R

Physics, 9-12 A

Chemistry, 9-12 A, MAT, R

Social Studies, 9-12 A, MAT, R

Special Education: General Curriculum, K-12 A, MAT, R, Add-On

CTE: Agricultural Education A, M, M*, R

CTE: Business & Information Technology Education MAT, R

CTE: Family & Consumer Sciences MAT, R

CTE: Technology Education MAT, R

CTE: Trade & Industrial Education Add-On

Principal M, Add-On