SAGE, Child and Adolescent Development

Our are combined bachelor’s and master’s programs at 91°µÍø. In some cases, they may also satisfy the requirements for a credential. Students in these programs pursue both degrees simultaneously, allowing them to earn graduate credit during their junior and/or senior year. This structure reduces the number of semesters required to complete a master’s degree.

SAGE Programs

Child and Adolescent Development, BA + MA
  • Aligned with the Community Focus Pathway
  • Total Program Units (BA + MA) 141
Child and Adolescent Development, BA + PK-3 ECE Specialist Instruction Credential + Teaching, MAT
  • Aligned with the Early Childhood Focus Pathway
  • Total SAGE Program Units (BA + Credential + MA) 157
Child and Adolescent Development, Preparation for Teaching, BA + Multiple Subject Credential + Teaching, MAT
  • Aligned wih the Preparation for Teaching Pathway
  • Total Program Units (BA + Credential + MAT): 166

Initial Eligibility and Requirements

For details on initial eligibility, please visit the 91°µÍø SAGE Overview webpage. In addition, students must also meet the requirements for the ChAD SAGE programs:

  • 3.0 GPA at the time of transition into the graduate or credential program
  • Completion of at least 60 units but not more than 80 units
  • Successful completion of the GWAR requirement (ChAD 100W) 

All prospective SAGE students must meet with a SAGE coordinator to confirm eligibility. To schedule advising, please complete the , and an advisor will reach out. 

Curriculum and Roadmaps

For detailed information on each ChAD SAGE pathway, visit the 91°µÍø Catalog.

Steps to Apply

Current 91°µÍø Students

Meet with a ChAD SAGE program coordinator by completing the . Students are advised to apply to the ChAD SAGE program once they have successfully completed at least 60 units, but no more than 80 units. 

Former 91°µÍø ChAD Graduates

Please apply directly to the credential and/or master's programs. 

Additional Resources

For information about financial aid opportunities, internship and job opportunities, research opportunities, and more, visit our Student Resources webpage.