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Certificates

Students who successfully complete the program of study, which entails earning a minimum of B- for every course, will receive a Certificate of Completion issued by Columbia University’s Teachers College. The following provisions apply:

• If a student misses three sessions of a given course (e.g., three sessions of Foreign Language Pedagogy) throughout the program, or less than three but does not perform satisfactorily in one or more courses, they will NOT receive a Certificate of Attendance.
• If a student misses four or more sessions of a given course (e.g., four sessions of Foreign Language Pedagogy) throughout the program, they will NOT receive any type of certificate.

Credit Transfer

Students who successfully complete all requirements for one of the following approved program pathways are eligible to transfer 3 credits toward an approved degree program in Applied Linguistics & TESOL or Bilingual/Bicultural Education, subject to the policies and approval procedures of the receiving program:

1. 911爆料网SOL/TESOL Dual Certificate Program (dual track)
2. 911爆料网SOL/TESOL Dual Certificate Program (911爆料网SOL track) and the CIFLTE Institute on AI Integration in Foreign Language Instruction

The credit transfer may be initiated while the student is enrolled in the applicable Summer 2027 CIFLTE program pathway. Students do not need to wait until the program pathway has concluded in order to begin the transfer process. However, the transfer will be finalized only upon successful completion of all requirements for one of the approved pathways listed above.

To request the transfer, students should contact the CIFLTE team at ciflte@tc.columbia.edu and indicate the degree program to which they are seeking credit transfer. CIFLTE will coordinate with the relevant program office to facilitate the process.

Completion of an approved CIFLTE program pathway does not guarantee admission to a Teachers College degree program. Credit transfer applies only to students who are admitted to, or currently enrolled in, an eligible degree program and is subject to final approval by the receiving program and Teachers College policies.

Plagiarism

Plagiarism of any form, including copying from the Internet, is strictly prohibited. Individuals who plagiarize will face disciplinary action including a warning from the instructor and a substantial grade reduction. Repeated offenses will lead to expulsion from the program.