MLC has intentionally designed the competency-based education courses we are offering for returning adult learners to ensure that the courses meet the same academic rigor expected of our traditional undergraduate students. Whether a learner completes their elementary education program on campus as a traditional undergraduate student or through our online competency-based education program as a […]
We designed the CBTE Minor to mirror the same six Theology courses that all undergraduate elementary education majors complete at MLC. Together, these courses provide a strong foundation in Scripture and assure a shared understanding of the tenets of our faith. But we always planned that once the Alternative Pathway to Professional Licensure Eligibility (APPLE) […]
Acronyms are pretty prevalent across the synod and our campus. LES? Lutheran Elementary School. ALHS? Area Lutheran High School. BIC? Bible Information Class. DP? District President. As we build our CBE (competency-based education) programming at MLC (Martin Luther College), we are adding a few new acronyms to our WELS (Wisconsin Evangelical Lutheran Synod) vocabulary. You […]
Each of the returning adult learners in our program has a rich story of how God has called them to serve in their congregations and schools. Each issue of our campus magazine, InFocus, will highlight one CBTE learner. Their articles are rich examples of how God uses the gifts and talents he gives each of […]
The final result of completing a class in a competency-based education course of study is the same as MLC’s on-campus undergraduate programs. Letter grades are recorded on the official transcript of a learner who graduates from MLC with an undergraduate baccalaureate degree. These letter grades are then calculated as a term and a cumulative GPA. […]
