by major - csusm · molecular biology (4.00) ← bio 204 - foundations of biology: biochemistry,...

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AIS 101 - Introduction to American IndianStudies (3.00) ← No Course Articulated

AIS 150 - Introduction to Federal Indian Lawand Policy (3.00) ← No Course Articulated

AIS 220 - American Indian Religion (3.00) ← No Course Articulated

AIS 230 - American Indian Art andContemporary Issues (3.00) ← No Course Articulated

AIS 240 - American Indians andEnvironmental Issues (3.00) ← No Course Articulated

AIS 280 - American Indian Culture andLanguage Preservation and Revitalization(3.00)

← No Course Articulated

AIS 290 - American Indian Education: Equityand Social Justice (3.00) ← No Course Articulated

Articulation Agreementby Major

Effective during the 2018-2019 Academic Year

AMERICAN INDIAN STUDIES

All courses used for the preparation for the major must be completed with a grade of C (2.0) or higher.

PREPARATION FOR THE MAJORPREPARATION FOR THE MAJOR

LOWER-DIVISION CRITICAL/THEORETICAL/CULTURAL COURSES (NINE UNITS): SELECTLOWER-DIVISION CRITICAL/THEORETICAL/CULTURAL COURSES (NINE UNITS): SELECTTHREE COURSES FROM THE FOLLOWING:THREE COURSES FROM THE FOLLOWING:

END OF AGREEMENT

To: California State University, San Marcos2018-2019 General Catalog, Semester

From: MiraCosta College2018-2019 General Catalog, Semester

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ANTH 200 - Cultural Anthropology (3.00) ← ANTH 102 - Cultural Anthropology (3.00)OrOr

ANTH 102H - Cultural Anthropology(Honors) (3.00)

ANTH 215 - Human Origins (3.00) ← ANTH 101 - Biological Anthropology (3.00)OrOr

ANTH 101H - Biological Anthropology(Honors) (3.00)



ANTHROPOLOGY

IMPORTANTIMPORTANT

All courses counted toward the major, including Preparation for the Major courses, must be completed with a grade of C (2.0) or better.

PREPARATION FOR THE MAJOR:PREPARATION FOR THE MAJOR:

END OF AGREEMENT



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MATH 160 - Calculus with Applications, I (5.00) ← MATH 150 - Calculus and Analytic Geometry I (5.00)OrOr

MATH 150H - Calculus and Analytic Geometry(Honors) (5.00)

MATH 162 - Calculus with Applications, II (4.00) ← MATH 155 - Calculus and Analytic Geometry II(4.00)

PHYS 201 - Physics of Mechanics and Sound (4.00) ← PHYS 151 - Principles of Physics I (4.00)OrOr

PHYS 151H - Principles of Physics I (Honors) (4.00)PHYS 202 - Physics of Electromagnetism and Optics(4.00) ← PHYS 152 - Principles of Physics II (4.00)

OrOrPHYS 152H - Principles of Physics II (Honors) (4.00)

BIOL 210 - Introduction to Cellular and MolecularBiology (4.00) ← BIO 204 - Foundations of Biology: Biochemistry, Cell

Biology, Genetics and Molecular Biology (4.00)OrOr

BIO 204H - Foundations of Biology: Biochemistry,Cell Biology, Genetics, and MolecularBiology(Honors) (4.00)

BIOL 211 - Introduction to Organismal andPopulation Biology (4.00) ← BIO 202 - Foundations of Biology: Evolution,

Biodiversity and Organismal Biology (4.00)

← CHEM 150 - General ChemistryI: For Science Majors(5.00)

OrOr

Articulation Agreement byMajor


BIOCHEMISTRY

All courses used for the major and preparation for the major must be completed with a grade of C (2.0) or higher

NON-BIOLOGY/CHEMISTRY NON-BIOLOGY/CHEMISTRY SUPPORTING COURSESSUPPORTING COURSES

LOWER-DIVISION BIOLOGY/CHEMISTRY COURSESLOWER-DIVISION BIOLOGY/CHEMISTRY COURSES



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CHEM 150 - General Chemistry (4.00)AndAnd

CHEM 150L - General Chemistry Laboratory (1.00)

CHEM 150H - General Chemistry I : For ScienceMajors (Honors) (5.00)

CHEM 160 - General Chemistry II (3.00) ← CHEM 151 - General Chemistry II: For ScienceMajors (5.00)

OrOrCHEM 151H - General Chemistry II : For ScienceMajors (Honors) (5.00)

CHEM 201 - Organic Chemistry (3.00)AndAnd

CHEM 201L - Organic Chemistry Laboratory(2.00)

← CHEM 210 - Organic Chemistry I: For ScienceMajors (5.00)

OrOrCHEM 210H - Organic Chemistry I: For ScienceMajors (Honors) (5.00)


CHEM 202L - Organic Chemistry Laboratory(2.00)

← CHEM 211 - Organic Chemistry II: For ScienceMajors (5.00)

OrOrCHEM 211H - Organic Chemistry II: For ScienceMajors (Honors) (5.00)

CHEM 275 - Quantitative Investigations inChemistry (4.00) ← No Comparable Course

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BIOL 210 - Introduction to Cellular and MolecularBiology (4.00) ← BIO 204 - Foundations of Biology: Biochemistry, Cell

Biology, Genetics and Molecular Biology (4.00)OrOr

BIO 204H - Foundations of Biology: Biochemistry, CellBiology, Genetics, and Molecular Biology(Honors) (4.00)

BIOL 211 - Introduction to Organismal and PopulationBiology (4.00) ← BIO 202 - Foundations of Biology: Evolution,

Biodiversity and Organismal Biology (4.00)BIOL 212 - Evolution (3.00) ← No Comparable Course

BIOL 215 - Experimental Design and Statistical Analysis(4.00) ← BTEC 180 - Biostatistics (4.00)


CHEM 150L - General Chemistry Laboratory (1.00)

← CHEM 150 - General ChemistryI: For Science Majors(5.00)

OrOrCHEM 150H - General Chemistry I : For Science Majors(Honors) (5.00)

CHEM 160 - General Chemistry II (3.00) ← CHEM 151 - General Chemistry II: For Science Majors(5.00)

OrOrCHEM 151H - General Chemistry II : For Science Majors(Honors) (5.00)


CHEM 201L - Organic Chemistry Laboratory (2.00)

← CHEM 210 - Organic Chemistry I: For Science Majors(5.00)

OrOrCHEM 210H - Organic Chemistry I: For Science Majors(Honors) (5.00)

MATH 160 - Calculus with Applications, I (5.00) ← MATH 150 - Calculus and Analytic Geometry I (5.00)OrOr

MATH 150H - Calculus and Analytic Geometry (Honors)(5.00)

Articulation Agreement byMajor


BIOLOGICAL SCIENCES

All courses used for the major and preparation for the major must be completed with a grade of C (2.0) or higher

LOWER-DIVISION BIOLOGY COURSESLOWER-DIVISION BIOLOGY COURSES

NON-BIOLOGY SUPPORTING COURSESNON-BIOLOGY SUPPORTING COURSES

COMPLETE ONE PAIR OF PHYSICS COURSESCOMPLETE ONE PAIR OF PHYSICS COURSES



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PHYS 101 - Introduction to Physics I (4.00)AndAnd

PHYS 102 - Introduction to Physics II (4.00)

← PHYS 111 - Introductory Physics I (4.00)AndAnd

PHYS 112 - Introductory Physics II (4.00)

PHYS 205 - Physics for the Biological Sciences I (4.00)AndAnd

PHYS 206 - Physics for the Biological Sciences II(4.00)

← PHYS 151 - Principles of Physics I (4.00)AndAnd

PHYS 152 - Principles of Physics II (4.00)OrOr

PHYS 151H - Principles of Physics I (Honors) (4.00)AndAnd

PHYS 152H - Principles of Physics II (Honors) (4.00)

OrOr

END OF AGREEMENT

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CHEM 150L - General Chemistry Laboratory(1.00)

← CHEM 150 - General ChemistryI: For ScienceMajors (5.00)

OrOrCHEM 150H - General Chemistry I : ForScience Majors (Honors) (5.00)


OrOrCHEM 151H - General Chemistry II : ForScience Majors (Honors) (5.00)


CHEM 201L - Organic ChemistryLaboratory (2.00)


OrOrCHEM 210H - Organic Chemistry I: ForScience Majors (Honors) (5.00)

CHEM 202 - Organic Chemistry (3.00) ← CHEM 211 - Organic Chemistry II: For ScienceMajors (5.00)

OrOrCHEM 211H - Organic Chemistry II: ForScience Majors (Honors) (5.00)

MATH 160 - Calculus with Applications, I(5.00) ← MATH 150 - Calculus and Analytic Geometry I

(5.00)OrOr

MATH 150H - Calculus and AnalyticGeometry (Honors) (5.00)

PHYS 205 - Physics for the Biological SciencesI (4.00) ← PHYS 151 - Principles of Physics I (4.00)

OrOrPHYS 151H - Principles of Physics I (Honors)(4.00)

PHYS 206 - Physics for the Biological SciencesII (4.00) ← PHYS 152 - Principles of Physics II (4.00)

OrOr



BIOTECHNOLOGY

All courses counted toward the major, including Preparation for the Major courses, must be completed witha grade of C (2.0) or better.




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PHYS 152H - Principles of Physics II (Honors)(4.00)

PSYC 100 - Introduction to Psychology (3.00) ← PSYC 101 - General Psychology (3.00)OrOr

PSYC 101H - General Psychology (Honors)(3.00)

SOC 101 - Introduction to Sociology (4.00) ← SOC 101 - Introduction to Sociology (3.00)OrOr

SOC 101H - Introduction to Sociology(Honors) (3.00)

ACCT 201 - Introduction to FinancialAccounting (3.00) ← ACCT 201 - Financial Accounting (4.00)

ACCT 202 - Introduction to ManagerialAccounting (3.00) ← ACCT 202 - Managerial Accounting (4.00)

BIOL 210 - Introduction to Cellular andMolecular Biology (4.00) ← BIO 204 - Foundations of Biology:

Biochemistry, Cell Biology, Genetics andMolecular Biology (4.00)

OrOrBIO 204H - Foundations of Biology:Biochemistry, Cell Biology, Genetics, andMolecular Biology(Honors) (4.00)


Biodiversity and Organismal Biology (4.00)BIOL 215 - Experimental Design andStatistical Analysis (4.00) ← BTEC 180 - Biostatistics (4.00)

OrOr

MAJOR REQUIREMENTSMAJOR REQUIREMENTS

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BRS 100 - Explorations in Border Studies(3.00) ← No Current Articulation

GEOG 201 - World Regional Geography (3.00)← GEOG 104 - World Geography (3.00)

GEOG 202 - World Regional Geography:Geographic Information Systems (GIS)Enhanced (3.00)


HIST 102 - World Civilizations from 1500 tothe Present (3.00) ← HIST 101 - World History Since 1500 (3.00)

HIST 131 - U.S. History 1877-Present (3.00) ← HIST 111 - United States History Since 1877(3.00)

OrOrHIST 111H - United States History Since 1877(Honors) (3.00)

PSCI 100 - U.S. Government and Politics (3.00)← PLSC 102 - American Institutions and History(4.00)

PSYC 220 - Introductory Statistics inPsychology (3.00) ← PSYC 104 - Statistics for Behavioral Science

(4.00)Same-As: SOC 104

OrOrPSYC 104H - Statistics for Behavioral Science(Honors) (4.00)

SOC 201 - Introductory Statistics for theSocial Sciences (3.00) ← SOC 104 - Statistics for Behavioral Science

(4.00)



BORDER STUDIES


OrOr

OrOr



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Same-As: PSYC 104OrOr

SOC 104H - Statistics for Behavioral Science(Honors) (4.00)

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BUS 202 - Introduction to Business Law (3.00)← BUS 140 - Legal Environment of Business(3.00)

OrOrBUS 140H - Legal Environment of Business(Honors) (3.00)

BUS 203 - Business Writing (3.00) ← BUS 290 - Business Communication (3.00)OrOr

BUS 290H - Business Communication(Honors) (3.00)

BUS 204 - Business Statistics (3.00) ← BUS 204 - Business Statistics (3.00)OrOr

MATH 103 - Statistics (4.00)ECON 201 - Principles of Microeconomics(3.00) ← ECON 102 - Principles of Economics: Micro

(3.00)

←



BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION

The minimum acceptable grade in every Pre-Business course and business course is a 'C'

The minimum acceptable Pre-Business core GPA is a 2.65. However, if your GPA falls between 2.5 and 2.65,you may be subject to a waitlist for business status. Students who are waitlisted for business status areencouraged to repeat courses in which they received a 'C' in order to raise their grade and their GPA forfuture consideration of business status.

Courses CANNOT be taken for Credit/No Credit Grading Please Note: *Any courses completed more than 10 years ago must be repeated.

LOWER DIVISION PRE-BUSINESS REQUIREMENTSLOWER DIVISION PRE-BUSINESS REQUIREMENTS



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ECON 202 - Principles of Macroeconomics(3.00)

ECON 101 - Principles of Economics: Macro(3.00)

MATH 132 - Survey of Calculus (3.00) ← MATH 115 - Calculus with Applications (4.00)

END OF AGREEMENT

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PSYC 210 - Child Growth and Development(3.00) ← CHLD 113 - Child and Adolescent Growth and

Development (3.00)PSYC 215 - Child, Family, Community (3.00) ← CHLD 210 - Child, Family, and Community

(3.00)PSYC 220 - Introductory Statistics inPsychology (3.00) ← PSYC 104 - Statistics for Behavioral Science



PSYC 230 - Research Methods in Psychology(3.00) ← PSYC 205 - Research Methods in Psychology

(3.00)



CHILD AND ADOLESCENT DEVELOPMENT, B.A.



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CHEMISTRY, CHEMISTRY EDUCATION OPTION


Lower-division Chemistry Courses (22 units)

Non-Chemistry Supporting Courses (28 units)




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Biodiversity and Organismal Biology (4.00)ES 100 - The Earth and its Place in theUniverse (3.00) ← EART 106 - Earth and Space Science (3.00)


(5.00)OrOr


MATH 162 - Calculus with Applications, II(4.00) ← MATH 155 - Calculus and Analytic Geometry

II (4.00)PHYS 201 - Physics of Mechanics and Sound(4.00) ← PHYS 151 - Principles of Physics I (4.00)


PHYS 202 - Physics of Electromagnetism andOptics (4.00) ← PHYS 152 - Principles of Physics II (4.00)

OrOrPHYS 152H - Principles of Physics II (Honors)(4.00)

NON-CHEMISTRY LOWER-DIVISION SUPPORTING COURSESNON-CHEMISTRY LOWER-DIVISION SUPPORTING COURSES

**REFER TO TOP OF AGREEMENT**

END OF AGREEMENT

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CHEMISTRY, GENERAL CHEMISTRY OPTION


Lower-division Chemistry Courses (22 units)

Non-Chemistry Supporting Courses (22 units)




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Biodiversity and Organismal Biology (4.00)ES 100 - The Earth and its Place in theUniverse (3.00) ← EART 106 - Earth and Space Science (3.00)


(5.00)OrOr



II (4.00)PHYS 201 - Physics of Mechanics and Sound(4.00) ← PHYS 151 - Principles of Physics I (4.00)




NON-CHEMISTRY LOWER-DIVISION SUPPORTING COURSESNON-CHEMISTRY LOWER-DIVISION SUPPORTING COURSES


END OF AGREEMENT

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COMM 100 - Introduction to Communication(3.00) ← COMM 120 - Principles of Human

Communication (3.00)COMM 200 - Argument and Dialogue (3.00) ← COMM 212 - Argumentation (3.00)





(4.00)Same-As: PSYC 104

OrOrSOC 104H - Statistics for Behavioral Science(Honors) (4.00)

Other Introductory Statistics Course ← MATH 103 - Statistics (4.00)



COMMUNICATION



OrOr

OrOr

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SOC 105 - Introduction to Justice Studies(4.00) ← SOC 105 - Introduction to Justice Studies

(3.00)SOC 201 - Introductory Statistics for theSocial Sciences (3.00) ← SOC 104 - Statistics for Behavioral Science





CRIMINOLOGY AND JUSTICE STUDIES

All courses counted toward the major, including Preparation for the Major courses, must be completedwith a grade of C (2.0) or better.


END OF AGREEMENT



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CS 111 - Computer Science I (4.00) ← CS 111 - Introduction to Computer Science I:Java (3.00)

CS 211 - Computer Science II (4.00) ← CS 112 - Introduction to Computer ScienceII: Java (3.00)

AndAndCS 113 - Basic Data Structures andAlgorithms (3.00)

CS 231 - Assembly Language and DigitalCircuits (4.00) ← CS 220 - Computer Architecture and

Assembly Language (3.00)


(5.00)OrOr



II (4.00)MATH 242 - Introduction to Statistics (3.00) ← No Comparable Course

MATH 270 - Basic Discrete Mathematics(3.00) ← MATH 226 - Discrete Mathematics (4.00)

PHYS 201 - Physics of Mechanics and Sound(4.00) ← PHYS 151 - Principles of Physics I (4.00)

OrOr



COMPUTER SCIENCE - CS OPTION

COMPUTER SCIENCE COMPUTER INFORMATION SYSTEMS OPTIONCOMPUTER SCIENCE COMPUTER INFORMATION SYSTEMS OPTION

All courses used for the major and preparation for the major must be completed with a grade of C(2.0) or higher.


NON-COMPUTER SCIENCE SUPPORTING COURSESNON-COMPUTER SCIENCE SUPPORTING COURSES



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PHYS 151H - Principles of Physics I (Honors)(4.00)



END OF AGREEMENT

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(5.00)OrOr


MATH 242 - Introduction to Statistics (3.00) ← No Comparable Course




ECON 201 - Principles of Microeconomics(3.00) ← ECON 102 - Principles of Economics: Micro

(3.00)ECON 202 - Principles of Macroeconomics(3.00) ← ECON 101 - Principles of Economics: Macro

(3.00)







COMPUTER SCIENCE - CIS OPTION

All courses used for the major and preparation for the major must be completed with a grade of C(2.0) or higher

NON-COMPUTER SCIENCE SUPPORTING COURSESNON-COMPUTER SCIENCE SUPPORTING COURSES

OrOr




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Assembly Language (3.00)

END OF AGREEMENT

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ECON 201 - Principles of Microeconomics(3.00) ← ECON 102 - Principles of Economics: Micro


(3.00)MATH 242 - Introduction to Statistics (3.00) ← No Comparable Course

MATH 132 - Survey of Calculus (3.00) ← MATH 115 - Calculus with Applications (4.00)


(5.00)OrOr




ECONOMICS



OrOr

END OF AGREEMENT



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BIOL 105 - Introduction to Biology/Ecology(3.00) ← No Comparable Course

ENVS 100 - Introduction to EnvironmentalStudies (3.00) ← This course is never articulated

ENVS 210 - Research Methods: Intro toGeographic Information Systems (3.00) ← No Course Articulated

ES 100 - The Earth and its Place in theUniverse (3.00) ← EART 106 - Earth and Space Science (3.00)

GES 101 - Matter, Molecules, Life, and theEnvironment I (Physical Science) (3.00) ← No Course Articulated

GES 105 - Introduction to Physical Science(3.00) ← PHSN 106 - Introduction to Physical Science:

Physics and Chemistry (3.00)



ENVIRONMENTAL STUDIES, B.A.

All courses counted toward the major, including Preparation for the Major courses, must becompleted with a grade of C (2.0) or better.


OrOr

END OF AGREEMENT



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ETST 101 - Introduction to Ethnic Studies(3.00) ← No Course Articulated



ETHNIC STUDIES



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GBST 100 - Introduction to Global Studies(3.00) ← No Course Articulated





GLOBAL STUDIES



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HD 101 - Introduction to HumanDevelopment Across the Lifespan (3.00) ← PSYC 121 - Human Development (3.00)

HD 102 - Prep Skills for HD Majors (3.00) ← No Comparable Course

HD 220 - Statistics in Human Development(3.00) ← PSYC 104 - Statistics for Behavioral Science



HD 230 - Research Methods in HumanDevelopment (3.00) ← PSYC 205 - Research Methods in Psychology

(3.00)OrOr

SOC 205 - Introduction to Research Methodsin Sociology (3.00)

HD 231 - Action Research in HumanDevelopment (3.00) ← No Comparable Course



HUMAN DEVELOPMENT



OrOr

END OF AGREEMENT



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HIST 130 - U.S. History 1500-1877 (3.00) ← HIST 110 - United States History to 1877(3.00)

OrOrHIST 110H - United States History to 1877(Honors) (3.00)



HIST 101 - World Civilizations to 1500 (3.00) ← HIST 100 - World History to 1500 (3.00)OrOr

HIST 100H - World History to 1500 (Honors)(3.00)


PSCI 100 - U.S. Government and Politics(3.00) ← PLSC 102 - American Institutions and History

(4.00)ECON 201 - Principles of Microeconomics(3.00) ← ECON 102 - Principles of Economics: Micro


(3.00)CSU GE Area A2 - Written Communication



HISTORY SINGLE-SUBJECT PREPARATION FOR TEACHING OPTION

STUDENTS INTERESTED IN MAJORING IN HISTORY AND TEACHING AT THE SECONDARY LEVEL MAY ELECTTHE SINGLE-SUBJECT OPTION IN HISTORY/SOCIAL SCIENCE. SUCCESSFUL COMPLETION WILL ALLOWSTUDENTS TO WAIVE THE CALIFORNIA SUBJECT EXAMINATION FOR TEACHERS (CSET) IN HISTORY/SOCIALSCIENCE. FOR CERTIFICATION OF THIS OPTION, STUDENTS MUST MAINTAIN A 2.7 GPA BOTH IN OVERALLWORK AND IN COURSES USED TO COMPLETE THE MAJOR AND OPTION.

*Supporting Social Science Courses (6 units):PSYC 100 and SOC 101 are recommended, but other lower- orupper-division courses in Psychology or Sociology can satisfy this requirement.



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← ENGL 100 - Composition and Reading (4.00)OrOr

ENGL 100H - Composition and Reading(Honors) (4.00)


END OF AGREEMENT

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HISTORY



END OF AGREEMENT



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BIOL 104 - Principles of Biology-HumanEmphasis (4.00) ← BIO 111 - Introductory Biology: Preparation

for Pre-Health Professions (Lecture) (3.00)AndAnd

BIO 111L - Introductory Biology:Preparation for Pre-Health Professions Lab(1.00)



KINESIOLOGY - MOVEMENT SCIENCE OPTION

Kinesiology at CSUSM is an IMPACTED program. An undergraduate major is designated asimpacted when the number of applications received from fully qualified applicants during theinitial filing period exceeds the number of available spaces. Such majors are authorized to usesupplementary admission criteria to screen applications.

The following supplemental admission criteria will be used to determine acceptance into theKinesiology degree program.

1. Cumulative GPA from all coursework of AT LEAST 2.5 NOTE: A GPA of 2.5 is NOT a guarantee of admission. Kinesiology has limited seats each

semester and selects students according to overall competitiveness. The most competitiveapplicants will have a cumulative GPA of 3.2 or higher.

2. Grade of "C" or better in the following four Core kinesiology courses (or equivalent)*:KINE 202: Introduction to KinesiologyBIOL 104: Principles of Biology: Human Emphasis (with lab)**

**Note: an Intro or General Biology w/lab (4 semester units) is generally acceptableBIOL 177 Anatomy & Physiology I for KINE majors (with lab)BIOL 178 Anatomy & Physiology II for KINE majors (with lab)

(Note: 1 semester of Anatomy w/lab and 1 semester of Physiology w/lab is acceptable forA&P I/II)

MOVEMENT SCIENCE OPTIONMOVEMENT SCIENCE OPTION



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OrOrBIO 110 - Introductory Biology: Preparationfor Pre-Health Professions (Lecture and Lab)(4.00)

BIOL 160 - Microbiology for Health Sciences(4.00) ← BIO 230 - Introduction to Microbiology (5.00)

BIOL 177 - Intro to Human Anatomy &Physiology for Kinesiology I (4.00)

AndAndBIOL 178 - Intro to Human Anatomy &Physiology for Kinesiology II (4.00)

← BIO 210 - Human Anatomy (4.00)AndAnd

BIO 220 - Human Physiology (4.00)OrOr

BIO 210H - Human Anatomy (Honors)(4.00)

AndAndBIO 220 - Human Physiology (4.00)

CHEM 105 - General, Organic, andBiochemistry for Life (4.00)

AndAndCHEM 105L - General, Organic, andBiochemistry for Life Laboratory (1.00)

← CHEM 112 - Introductory General, Organicand Biological Chemistry: For Allied HealthMajors (5.00)

OrOrCHEM 115 - Introductory GeneralChemistry: For Allied Health Majors (4.00)

AndAndCHEM 116 - Introductory Organic andBiological Chemistry: For Allied HealthMajors (4.00)

OrOrCHEM 115H - Introductory ChemistryGeneral: For Allied Health Majors (Honors)(4.00)



CHEM 150L - General ChemistryLaboratory (1.00)



KINE 200 - First Aid and Safety (1.00)AndAnd

KINE 201 - CPR and AED (1.00)

← No Comparable Course

KINE 202 - Introduction to Kinesiology (3.00) ← KINE 190 - Introduction to Kinesiology (3.00)

MATH 125 - Pre-Calculus (4.00) ← MATH 126 - Pre-Calculus I: College Algebra(4.00)

AndAnd

OrOr

OrOr

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MATH 131 - Pre-Calculus II: Trigonometryand Analytic Geometry (4.00)



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BIOL 104 - Principles of Biology-HumanEmphasis (4.00) ← BIO 111 - Introductory Biology: Preparation

for Pre-Health Professions (Lecture) (3.00)AndAnd

BIO 111L - Introductory Biology:Preparation for Pre-Health Professions Lab(1.00)

OrOrBIO 110 - Introductory Biology: Preparationfor Pre-Health Professions (Lecture and Lab)(4.00)




KINESIOLOGY - HEALTH SCIENCE OPTION

Kinesiology at CSUSM is an IMPACTED program. An undergraduate major is designated asimpacted when the number of applications received from fully qualified applicants during theinitial filing period exceeds the number of available spaces. Such majors are authorized to usesupplementary admission criteria to screen applications.

The following supplemental admission criteria will be used to determine acceptance into theKinesiology degree program.

1. Cumulative GPA from all coursework of AT LEAST 2.5 NOTE: A GPA of 2.5 is NOT a guarantee of admission. Kinesiology has limited seats each

semester and selects students according to overall competitiveness. The most competitiveapplicants will have a cumulative GPA of 3.2 or higher.

2. Grade of "C" or better in the following four Core kinesiology courses (or equivalent)*:KINE 202: Introduction to KinesiologyBIOL 104: Principles of Biology: Human Emphasis (with lab)**

**Note: an Intro or General Biology w/lab (4 semester units) is generally acceptableBIOL 177 Anatomy & Physiology I for KINE majors (with lab)BIOL 178 Anatomy & Physiology II for KINE majors (with lab)

(Note: 1 semester of Anatomy w/lab and 1 semester of Physiology w/lab is acceptable forA&P I/II)


OrOr



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BIOL 177 - Intro to Human Anatomy &Physiology for Kinesiology I (4.00)

AndAndBIOL 178 - Intro to Human Anatomy &Physiology for Kinesiology II (4.00)



BIO 210H - Human Anatomy (Honors) (4.00)AndAnd

BIO 220 - Human Physiology (4.00)



← CHEM 112 - Introductory General, Organicand Biological Chemistry: For Allied HealthMajors (5.00)

OrOrCHEM 115 - Introductory GeneralChemistry: For Allied Health Majors (4.00)


OrOrCHEM 115H - Introductory ChemistryGeneral: For Allied Health Majors (Honors)(4.00)






KINE 200 - First Aid and Safety (1.00) ← No Comparable Course

KINE 201 - CPR and AED (1.00) ← No Comparable Course

KINE 202 - Introduction to Kinesiology (3.00) ← KINE 190 - Introduction to Kinesiology (3.00)



OrOr

AndAnd

END OF AGREEMENT

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CSU GE Area: A1 - Oral Communication ← COMM 106 - Group Communication (3.00)COMM 101 - Public Speaking (3.00)COMM 207 - Interpersonal Communication (3.00)

CSU GE Area: A2 - Written Communication ← ENGL 100 - Composition and Reading (4.00)ENGL 100H - Composition and Reading (Honors) (4.00)

CSU GE Area: A3 - Critical Thinking ← PHIL 100 - Critical Thinking (3.00)COMM 212 - Argumentation (3.00)READ 100 - Critical Reading & Thinking (3.00)ENGL 202 - Critical Thinking and Composition (4.00)ENGL 201 - Critical Thinking, Composition, and Literature (4.00)ENGL 202H - Critical and Thinking and Composition (Honors) (4.00)ENGL 201H - Critical Thinking, Composition, and Literature (Honors)(4.00)PHIL 110 - Introduction to Logic (3.00)PHIL 110H - Introduction to Logic (Honors) (3.00)

Students selecting a Science Depth of Study Module must take CHEM 150and either PHYS 101 or PHYS 205 instead of GES 105. ← No Course Articulated

GES 105 - Introduction to Physical Science (3.00) ← PHSN 106 - Introduction to Physical Science: Physics and Chemistry(3.00)

CHEM 150 - General Chemistry (4.00) ← CHEM 150 - General ChemistryI: For Science Majors (5.00)OrOr

CHEM 150H - General Chemistry I : For Science Majors (Honors) (5.00)

PHYS 101 - Introduction to Physics I (4.00) ← PHYS 111 - Introductory Physics I (4.00)

PHYS 205 - Physics for the Biological Sciences I (4.00) ← PHYS 151 - Principles of Physics I (4.00)OrOr

PHYS 151H - Principles of Physics I (Honors) (4.00)

Articulation Agreement by MajorEffective during the 2018-2019 Academic Year

LIBERAL STUDIES

Liberal Studies (LBST) is the most common Bachelor's Degree major taken by students interested in becoming K-8 teachers. It provides the best preparation and background knowledge in all required K-8 subjects, as well as providing preparation for required state testing. Those not interested in teaching will benefit from gaining a broad multidisciplinary education leading to success in a wide range ofcareers.

All options have the same lower-division requirements. These requirements address the seven core subject matter areas of the K-8 curriculum. Because of the considerable curricular breadth required by the State-specified ESM content preparation standards, many of the required lower-division courses also meet

CSUSM's General Education requirements. However, because of state specifications, there are very limited substitution options in the curriculum. Courses are clustered around the seven subject matter areas specified by State Accreditation agencies.

ALL COURSES TAKEN FOR THE MAJOR MUST BE COMPLETED WITH A GRADE OF "C"(2.0) OR HIGHER. COURSES CANNOT BE TAKEN FOR CREDIT/NO CREDIT GRADING. DO NOTFOLLOW THE CSU GENERAL EDUCATION BREADTH REQUIREMENTS, THE LOWER DIVISION LIBERAL STUDIES PREP FULFILLS THE CSU LOWER DIVISION GENERAL EDUCATIONREQUIREMENTS.

The California State University, before awarding a degree, requires students to complete the American Institutions Requirement. It is strongly recommended that transfer students complete the requirement at course(s) to complete the American Institutions requirement.

CSUSM believes strongly in preparing its students for the demands of a diverse and globalizing world. So, every student — regardless of major and in order to graduate — must demonstrate proficiency ina language other than English.Meeting the LOTER confirms that you have an intermediate level of linguistic proficiency in a language.


AndAnd

AndAnd

PHYSICAL SCIENCEPHYSICAL SCIENCE

OrOr

AndAnd

OrOr



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ES 100 - The Earth and its Place in the Universe (3.00) ← EART 106 - Earth and Space Science (3.00)

GEOG 110 - Introduction to Physical Geography (3.00) ← GEOG 101 - Physical Geography (3.00)

GEOG 110 - Introduction to Physical Geography (3.00) ← GEOG 101 - Physical Geography (3.00)

GES 102 - Matter, Molecules, Life, and the Environment II (Life Science)(3.00) ← BIO 111 - Introductory Biology: Preparation for Pre-Health Professions

(Lecture) (3.00)AndAnd

BIO 111L - Introductory Biology: Preparation for Pre-Health ProfessionsLab (1.00)

OrOrBIO 110 - Introductory Biology: Preparation for Pre-Health Professions(Lecture and Lab) (4.00)

GES 103 - The Life and Environmental Sciences Around Us (3.00) ← No Course Articulated

Science Lab if not already included with Science Course ← ANTH 101L - Biological Anthropology Laboratory (1.00)BIO 111L - Introductory Biology: Preparation for Pre-HealthProfessions Lab (1.00)GEOL 101L - Physical Geology Laboratory (1.00)GEOG 101L - Physical Geography Lab (1.00)OCEA 101L - Introductory Oceanography Laboratory (1.00)

MATH 210 - Math for K-8 Teachers I: Number Sense (3.00) ← MATH 105 - Concepts and Structures of Elementary Mathematics I (3.00)

MATH 212 - Math for K-8 Teachers II: Geometry, Measurement, andReasoning (3.00) ← MATH 106 - Concepts and Structures of Elementary Mathematics II (3.00)

DNCE 101 - Introduction to Dance (3.00) ← DNCE 101 - Dance History (3.00)

MUSC 120 - Introduction to Music (3.00) ← MUS 116 - A Survey of World Music (3.00)

TA 120 - Introduction to Theatre (3.00) ← DRAM 105 - Introduction to Theater (3.00)

VPA 101 - Introduction to Interdisciplinary Arts (3.00) ← No Course Articulated

AMD 120 - Introduction to Art, Media & Design (3.00) ← ART 157 - Art Orientation (3.00)

VPA Studio Course(s), total of 3 semester units, in a Different Subject AreaThan Above. ← No Course Articulated

LTWR 100 - Introduction to Literature (3.00) ← LIT 120 - Introduction to Literature (3.00)

EARTH SCIENCEEARTH SCIENCE

OrOr

LIFE SCIENCELIFE SCIENCE

OrOr

SCIENCE LABSCIENCE LAB

MATHEMATICS FOR ELEMENTARY SCHOOL TEACHERS I AND IIMATHEMATICS FOR ELEMENTARY SCHOOL TEACHERS I AND II

AndAnd

VISUAL AND PERFORMING ARTSVISUAL AND PERFORMING ARTS

OrOr

OrOr

OrOr

OrOr

AndAnd

LITERATURELITERATURE

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LTWR 210 - Introduction to Global Literature (3.00) ← No Comparable Course

LING 100 - English Grammar and Syntax (3.00) ← LING 110 - English Language Structure and Function (3.00)

PSYC 210 - Child Growth and Development (3.00) ← CHLD 113 - Child and Adolescent Growth and Development(3.00)


HIST 100H - World History to 1500 (Honors) (3.00)

HIST 130 - U.S. History 1500-1877 (3.00) ← HIST 110 - United States History to 1877 (3.00)OrOr

HIST 110H - United States History to 1877 (Honors) (3.00)

GEOG 201 - World Regional Geography (3.00) ← GEOG 104 - World Geography (3.00)

GEOG 202 - World Regional Geography: Geographic Information Systems(GIS) Enhanced (3.00) ← No Course Articulated

PSCI 100 - U.S. Government and Politics (3.00) ← PLSC 102 - American Institutions and History (4.00)

PE 203 - Physical Education for Elementary Teachers (3.00) ← KINE 200 - Physical Education in the Elementary School (3.00)

OrOr

LINGUISTICSLINGUISTICS

HUMAN DEVELOPMENTHUMAN DEVELOPMENT

HISTORY AND SOCIAL SCIENCEHISTORY AND SOCIAL SCIENCE

AndAnd

AndAnd

OrOr

AndAnd

PHYSICAL EDUCATIONPHYSICAL EDUCATION

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LTWR 115 - Critical Reading and Writing(3.00) ← ENGL 201 - Critical Thinking, Composition,

and Literature (4.00)OrOr

ENGL 201H - Critical Thinking, Composition,and Literature (Honors) (4.00)

OrOrENGL 202 - Critical Thinking and Composition(4.00)

OrOrENGL 202H - Critical and Thinking andComposition (Honors) (4.00)

LTWR 100 - Introduction to Literature (3.00) ← LIT 120 - Introduction to Literature (3.00)

LTWR 208A - World Literature: Antiquity tothe 16th Century (3.00) ← LIT 270 - World Literature to 1600 (3.00)

LTWR 208B - World Literature: 17th Centuryto Present (3.00) ← LIT 271 - World Literature Since 1600 (3.00)

LTWR 210 - Introduction to Global Literature(3.00) ← No Comparable Course



LITERATURE AND WRITING STUDIES



Select 1 Course(s) from the followingSelect 1 Course(s) from the following

OrOr

OrOr

OrOr

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(5.00)OrOr



II (4.00)MATH 260 - Calculus with Applications, III(4.00) ← MATH 260 - Calculus and Analytic Geometry

III (4.00)OrOr

MATH 260H - Calculus and AnalyticGeometry III (Honors) (4.00)









MATHEMATICS



AndAndSelect 2 Course(s) from the followingSelect 2 Course(s) from the following

OrOr



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Biodiversity and Organismal Biology (4.00)









OrOr

OrOr

OrOr

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Communication (3.00)COMM 200 - Argument and Dialogue (3.00) ← COMM 212 - Argumentation (3.00)









MEDIA STUDIES



OrOr

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MUSC 101 - Music Theory I (4.00) ← MUS 101 - Music Theory I (3.00)OrOr

MUS 103 - Musicianship I (1.00)MUSC 102 - Music Theory II (4.00) ← MUS 102 - Music Theory II (3.00)

OrOrMUS 104 - Musicianship II (1.00)


MUSC 145 - Beginning Piano (3.00) ← No Course Articulated

MUSC 201 - Theory III (4.00) ← No Course Articulated

MUSC 202 - Theory IV (4.00) ← No Course Articulated

MUSC 210 - Introduction to MusicTechnology (3.00) ← No Course Articulated

MUSC 220 - A Survey of Western Music (3.00)← No Course Articulated

MUSC 194 - Vocal Ensemble (1.00) ← No Course Articulated

MUSC 195 - Javanese Gamelan Ensemble(1.00) ← No Course Articulated



MUSIC


Students entering at the junior level must have completed the lower-division core courseworkbefore pursuing upper-division coursework at CSUSM.

*Lower-division Music Ensemble Courses (2 units)

**Lower-Division Vocal and Instrumental Instruction (2 units)


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MUSC 196 - Jazz Ensemble (1.00) ← No Course Articulated

MUSC 197 - Wind Ensemble I (1.00) ← No Course Articulated

MUSC 240 - Vocal and InstrumentalInstruction (1.00) ← MUS 144A - Individual Instruction I (1.00)

OrOrMUS 144B - Individual Instruction II (1.00)

OrOrMUS 244A - Individual Instruction III (1.00)

OrOrMUS 244B - Individual Instruction IV (1.00)

AndAnd **REFER TO TOP OF AGREEMENT**

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NURSING

SUBJECT PREPARATION REQUIREMENTS ARE GOVERNED BY LEGISLATIVE ACTION. REQUIREMENTS MAYCHANGE BETWEEN CATALOGS; PLEASE BE SURE TO VIEW THE MOST RECENT ARTICULATION AGREEMENT.

THE AGREEMENT DOES NOT REFLECT COURSE-COURSE ARTICULATIONS; THERFORE, THESE SAME EQUIVALENCIESCANNOT BE ASSUMED FOR OTHER DEPARTMENTS AND/OR MAJORS AT CSU SAN MARCOS.

THE B.S. IN NURSING HAS FOUR OPTIONS. EACH OF THESE OPTIONS REQUIRES COMPLETION OF THE PRE-NURSING CORE PRIOR TO ADMISSION TO A NURSING PROGRAM. ADDITIONAL INFORMATION, UNIQUE TO EACHOPTION, IS AVAILABLE ON THE WEB SITE.

This agreement represents the list of all transfer options which are acceptable to California State University, San

Marcos as meeting the equivalent of the course requirements within the B.S. in Nursing (BSN Degree)

All students are required to apply separately to the school of Nursing or Extended Learning for entry into one ofthe BSN programs listed below. This agreement is subject to change each academic year and does not include pre-requisites.

TRADITIONAL BSN OPTION

This is an impacted program and is offered by the School of Nursing: www.csusm.edu/nursing. This program isintended for students who have not already completed an LVN or RN program.

LVN to BSN OPTION This program is offered by the School of Nursing.

RN to BSN OPTION Prior to entry to the program, applicants must hold a California RN license and completion of college coursework

from a regionally-accredited college/university,(WASC or other regional accreditation affiliate), including LVNcoursework if taken separately (with the exception of military training). This program is currently offered throughExtended Learning:

ACCELERATED BSN OPTION This program may be completed in 22-24 months and is only available to students who have/will have completed a

Bachelor's degree, in a discipline outside of nursing from a regionally-accredited college/university. This programis offered through Extended Learning:

Language Other Than English Requirement



http://www.csusm.edu/nursing/prospective/index.html

http://www.csusm.edu/el/degreeprograms/index.html

http://www.csusm.edu/el/degreeprograms/index.html

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CSU GE Area: A1 - Oral Communication ← COMM 106 - Group Communication (3.00)COMM 101 - Public Speaking (3.00)COMM 207 - Interpersonal Communication(3.00)

CSU GE Area: A2 - Written Communication ← ENGL 100 - Composition and Reading (4.00)ENGL 100H - Composition and Reading(Honors) (4.00)

CSU GE Area: A3 - Critical Thinking ← PHIL 100 - Critical Thinking (3.00)COMM 212 - Argumentation (3.00)READ 100 - Critical Reading & Thinking (3.00)ENGL 202 - Critical Thinking and Composition(4.00)

CSUSM believes strongly in preparing its students for the demands of a diverse and globalizing world. So, everystudent — regardless of major and in order to graduate — must demonstrate proficiency in a language other thanEnglish.

Meeting the LOTER confirms that you have an intermediate level of linguistic proficiency in a language.

CSU History, Constitution, and American Ideals

The California State University, before awarding a degree, requires students to complete courses or examinationsthat address:

The historical development of American institutions and ideals (Area US-1),

ANDThe Constitution of the United States and the operation of representative democratic government under thatConstitution (Area US-2),

ANDThe process of California state and local government (Area US-3)

This requirement may be fulfilled at a California Community College prior to transfer by completing a combinationof the courses that satisfies all three areas of the requirement.

B.S. IN NURSING OTHER SUPPORTING COURSEWORK

With the exception of the RN to BSN program, Psyc 100 and Anth 200 are not required for admission to theGeneric/Basic or LVN to BSN Nursing programs, and may be taken early if desired. Students pursuing a SecondBachelor's Degree in Nursing are exempt from: (1) CSU GE Area C courses; (2) CSU American Institutionsrequirement; (3) CSUSM Language Other than English Requirement (LOTER); and the CSUSM GE Area BBrequirement, if an approved lower-division nutrition course is completed.

NOTE: Students have the option of completing BIOL 323 at CSUSM which meets the nutrition requirement andsatisfies the upper-division BB requirement. Students completing a nutrition course at a CCC will be required tocomplete the upper-division BB requirement by taking an approved BB designated course.

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ENGL 201 - Critical Thinking, Composition,and Literature (4.00)ENGL 202H - Critical and Thinking andComposition (Honors) (4.00)ENGL 201H - Critical Thinking, Composition,and Literature (Honors) (4.00)PHIL 110 - Introduction to Logic (3.00)PHIL 110H - Introduction to Logic (Honors)(3.00)

MATH 200 - Mathematical Statistics forNursing (3.00) ← No Course Articulated

ANY CSUGE CERTIFIED B4 STATISTICS COURSE← BUS 204 - Business Statistics (3.00)MATH 103 - Statistics (4.00)PSYC 104 - Statistics for Behavioral Science(4.00)Same-As: SOC 104PSYC 104H - Statistics for Behavioral Science(Honors) (4.00)PSYC 104 - Statistics for Behavioral Science(4.00)Same-As: SOC 104SOC 104H - Statistics for Behavioral Science(Honors) (4.00)


BIOL 175 - Introduction to HumanAnatomy & Physiology I (4.00)

AndAndBIOL 176 - Introduction to HumanAnatomy & Physiology II (4.00)



BIO 210H - Human Anatomy (Honors) (4.00)AndAnd

BIO 220 - Human Physiology (4.00)



← CHEM 112 - Introductory General,Organic and Biological Chemistry: ForAllied Health Majors (5.00)

OrOrCHEM 115 - Introductory GeneralChemistry: For Allied Health Majors(4.00)

AndAnd

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CHEM 116 - Introductory Organic andBiological Chemistry: For Allied HealthMajors (4.00)

OrOrCHEM 115H - Introductory ChemistryGeneral: For Allied Health Majors(Honors) (4.00)






CSU GE Area: C1 - Arts: (Arts, Cinema, Dance,Music, Theater) ← ART 103 - 3D Design (3.00)

DRAM 120 - Dramatic Literature (AncientGreeks to Shakespeare) (3.00)DNCE 105 - Dance Cultures of the World(3.00)MUS 114 - History of Rock and Roll (3.00)DESN 107 - History of Western Architecture-ASustainable Perspective (3.00)ART 290 - Landmarks of Art (3.00)FILM 112 - Film History II: 1945-Present (3.00)ART 258 - Ancient to Gothic Art (3.00)DRAM 121 - Dramatic Literature (Restorationto Present) (3.00)FILM 101 - Introduction to Film (3.00)FILM 111 - Film History I: 1880-1945 (3.00)ART 157 - Art Orientation (3.00)MUS 112 - American Popular Music (3.00)DRAM 130 - Acting I (3.00)DRAM 134 - Introduction to Performance(3.00)ART 201 - Objects and Ideas in ContemporaryArt (3.00)

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ART 259 - History of Renaissance to ModernArt (3.00)FILM 101H - Introduction to Film (Honors)(3.00)MAT 105 - History of Graphic Design (3.00)ART 260 - History of Modern Art (3.00)DNCE 101 - Dance History (3.00)MUS 115 - Introduction to Western Music(3.00)ART 260H - History of Modern Art (Honors)(3.00)ART 234 - Kinetic Art (3.00)ART 244 - Digital Media for the Visual Artist(3.00)MUS 119H - Jazz History (Honors) (3.00)ART 101 - Design and Color (3.00)ART 104 - Artists and Designers Now (3.00)ART 100 - Drawing and Composition (3.00)MUS 113 - The Music of MulticulturalAmerica (3.00)DNCE 100H - Dance Appreciation (Honors)(3.00)MUS 119 - Jazz History (3.00)DRAM 105 - Introduction to Theater (3.00)ART 254 - Understanding and Appreciatingthe Photographic Image (3.00)COMM 111 - Oral Interpretation of Literature(3.00)FILM 106 - Study of Filmed Plays (3.00)ART 158 - Traditional Arts of Africa, Oceaniaand the Americas (3.00)MUS 116 - A Survey of World Music (3.00)DNCE 100 - Dance Appreciation (3.00)

CSU GE Area: C2 - Humanities: (Literature,Philosophy, Languages Other than English) ← HUMN 205 - Women in Western Art and

Literature (3.00)SPAN 203 - Spanish for Native Speakers(4.00)RELG 101 - World Religions (3.00)HUMN 201 - Humanities of the WesternWorld: Pre-History through the Middle Ages(3.00)LIT 265 - Shakespeare Studies (3.00)HUMN 250 - American Studies: First ContactThrough the Civil War (3.00)JAPN 210 - Intermediate Conversation I andReading (3.00)LIT 265H - Shakespeare Studies (Honors)(3.00)FILM 211 - Identity and Film: Race, Class,Gender and Sexuality (3.00)

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PHIL 101 - Introduction to Philosophy:Knowledge and Reality (3.00)HIST 100 - World History to 1500 (3.00)PHIL 102 - Contemporary Moral Problems(3.00)HIST 104 - Modern European History andCulture (3.00)RELG 105 - Eastern Religions (3.00)HUMN 202 - Humanities of the WesternWorld: Renaissance to the 20th Century (3.00)LIT 261 - English Literature: Romantic toContemporary (3.00)PHIL 221 - Philosophy of Religion (3.00)HIST 104H - Modern European History andCulture (Honors)) (3.00)GRMN 101 - Elementary German (FirstSemester) (4.00)LIT 120 - Introduction to Literature (3.00)ITAL 103 - Elementary italian for SpanishSpeakers (First Semester) (4.00)HUMN 251 - American Studies: 1870's to thePresent (3.00)LIT 250 - American Literature: First ContactThrough the Civil War (3.00)FILM 112H - Film History II: 1945-Present(Honors) (3.00)FILM 111 - Film History I: 1880-1945 (3.00)CHNS 121 - Introduction to Chinese Culture(3.00)LIT 101 - Introduction to Asian AmericanLiterature (3.00)HUMN 101 - Introduction to the Arts (3.00)ITAL 201 - Intermediate Italian (ThirdSemester) (4.00)CHNS 101 - Elementary Chinese (FirstSemester) (4.00)HIST 101H - World History Since 1500(Honors) (3.00)CHNS 102 - Elementary Chinese (SecondSemester) (4.00)ITAL 121 - Introduction to Italian Culture(3.00)HIST 103 - Early European History andCulture (3.00)FREN 102 - Elementary French (SecondSemester) (4.00)LIT 260H - English Literature Through the18th Century (Honors) (3.00)HIST 115 - Women in American History (3.00)GRMN 102 - Elementary German (SecondSemester) (4.00)

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FILM 111H - Film History: I 1880-1945(Honors) (3.00)SPAN 202 - Intermediate Spanish (FourthSemester) (4.00)ITAL 202 - Intermediate Italian (FourthSemester) (4.00)ITAL 102 - Elementary Italian (SecondSemester) (4.00)FILM 112 - Film History II: 1945-Present (3.00)FILM 212 - Women and Film: Representationand Impact (3.00)SPAN 201 - Intermediate Spanish (ThirdSemester) (4.00)GRMN 201 - Intermediate German (ThirdSemester) (4.00)GRMN 121 - Introduction to German Culture(3.00)CHNS 201 - Intermediate Chinese (ThirdSemester) (4.00)MAT 105 - History of Graphic Design (3.00)JAPN 201 - Intermediate Japanese (ThirdSemester) (4.00)LIT 261H - English Literature Romantic toContemporary (Honors) (3.00)FREN 101 - Elementary French (FirstSemester) (4.00)SPAN 102 - Elementary Spanish (SecondSemester) (4.00)RELG 101H - World Religions (Honors) (3.00)SPAN 205 - Hispanic Film, Literature andComposition (3.00)JAPN 101 - Elementary Japanese (FirstSemester) (4.00)JAPN 121 - Introduction to Japanese Culture(3.00)FILM 212H - Women and Film:Representation and Impact (Honors) (3.00)LIT 270 - World Literature to 1600 (3.00)COMM 215 - Intercultural Communication(3.00)HUMN 101H - Introduction to the Arts(Honors) (3.00)FREN 202 - Intermediate French (FourthSemester) (4.00)LIT 100 - Introduction to Chicano ChicanaLiterature (3.00)JAPN 102 - Elementary Japanese (SecondSemester) (4.00)FILM 211H - Identity and Film: Race, Class,Gender and Sexuality (Honors) (3.00)

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LIT 260 - English Literature Through the 18thCentury (3.00)HIST 101 - World History Since 1500 (3.00)LIT 251 - American Literature: Mid-1800s tothe Present (3.00)HIST 100H - World History to 1500 (Honors)(3.00)HIST 103H - Early European History andCulture (Honors) (3.00)HIST 115H - Women in American History(Honors) (3.00)DNCE 104 - Dance on Film (3.00)FREN 201 - Intermediate French (ThirdSemester) (4.00)SPAN 101 - Elementary Spanish (FirstSemester) (4.00)ITAL 101 - Elementary Italian (First Semester)(4.00)JAPN 202 - Intermediate Japanese (FourthSemester) (4.00)LIT 271 - World Literature Since 1600 (3.00)PHIL 101H - Introduction to Philosophy:Knowledge and Reality (Honors) (3.00)RELG 103 - Religion in America (3.00)FREN 121 - Introduction to French Culture(3.00)

Language Other Than English (intermediate) Language requirement may be met byexam

← CHNS 201 - Intermediate Chinese (ThirdSemester) (4.00)FREN 201 - Intermediate French (ThirdSemester) (4.00)GRMN 201 - Intermediate German (ThirdSemester) (4.00)ITAL 201 - Intermediate Italian (ThirdSemester) (4.00)JAPN 201 - Intermediate Japanese (ThirdSemester) (4.00)SPAN 201 - Intermediate Spanish (ThirdSemester) (4.00)





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END OF AGREEMENT

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PHYS 203 - Modern Physics (4.00) ← No Course Articulated

PHYS 280 - Introduction to Electronics (3.00) ← No Course Articulated



← CHEM 150 - General ChemistryI: ForScience Majors (5.00)




(5.00)OrOr



APPLIED PHYSICS - APPLIED PHYSICS OPTION


LOWER-DIVISION PHYSICS COURSESLOWER-DIVISION PHYSICS COURSES

NON-PHYSICS SUPPORTING COURSESNON-PHYSICS SUPPORTING COURSES



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II (4.00)

MATH 260 - Calculus with Applications, III(4.00) ← MATH 260 - Calculus and Analytic Geometry

III (4.00)OrOr



OrOr

END OF AGREEMENT

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PHYS 203 - Modern Physics (4.00) ← No Course Articulated

PHYS 280 - Introduction to Electronics (3.00) ← No Course Articulated





Assembly Language (3.00)MATH 160 - Calculus with Applications, I(5.00) ← MATH 150 - Calculus and Analytic Geometry I

(5.00)OrOr


←



APPLIED PHYSICS - APPLIED ELECTRONICS OPTION

All courses used for the major and preparation for the major must be completed with a grade of C(2.0) or higher.

LOWER-DIVISION PHYSICS COURSESLOWER-DIVISION PHYSICS COURSES

NON-PHYSICS SUPPORTING COURSESNON-PHYSICS SUPPORTING COURSES



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MATH 162 - Calculus with Applications, II(4.00)

MATH 155 - Calculus and Analytic GeometryII (4.00)

MATH 260 - Calculus with Applications, III(4.00) ← MATH 260 - Calculus and Analytic Geometry

III (4.00)OrOr



OrOr

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PSCI 100 - U.S. Government and Politics(3.00) ← PLSC 102 - American Institutions and

History (4.00)



POLITICAL SCIENCE



END OF AGREEMENT



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(3.00)



PSYCHOLOGICAL SCIENCE



END OF AGREEMENT



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SOCIOLOGY



END OF AGREEMENT



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SPAN 101 - Beginning Spanish I (4.00) ← SPAN 101 - Elementary Spanish (FirstSemester) (4.00)

SPAN 102 - Beginning Spanish II (4.00) ← SPAN 102 - Elementary Spanish (SecondSemester) (4.00)

SPAN 201 - Intermediate Spanish I (3.00) ← SPAN 201 - Intermediate Spanish (ThirdSemester) (4.00)

SPAN 202 - Intermediate Spanish II (3.00) ← SPAN 202 - Intermediate Spanish (FourthSemester) (4.00)



SPANISH



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GEOG 202 - World Regional Geography:Geographic Information Systems (GIS) ← No Course Articulated



SOCIAL SCIENCES


Students must declare 1 primary field and 2 secondary fields from the following disciplines: border studies,communication, history,

political science, psychology, sociology, and women’s studies

BORDER STUDIES PRIMARY FIELD REQUIREMENTSBORDER STUDIES PRIMARY FIELD REQUIREMENTS

OrOr

AndAnd

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Enhanced (3.00)








Communication (3.00)









COMMUNICATION PRIMARY FIELD REQUIREMENTSCOMMUNICATION PRIMARY FIELD REQUIREMENTS

OrOr

AndAnd

HISTORY PRIMARY FIELD REQUIREMENTSHISTORY PRIMARY FIELD REQUIREMENTS

OrOr

AndAnd

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(4.00)




PSYC 100 - Introduction to Psychology (3.00)

OrOr

OrOr

POLITICAL SCIENCE PRIMARY FIELD REQUIREMENTSPOLITICAL SCIENCE PRIMARY FIELD REQUIREMENTS

OrOr

PSYCHOLOGY PRIMARY FIELD REQUIREMENTSPSYCHOLOGY PRIMARY FIELD REQUIREMENTS

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← PSYC 101 - General Psychology (3.00)OrOr



(3.00)















SOCIOLOGY PRIMARY FIELD REQUIREMENTSSOCIOLOGY PRIMARY FIELD REQUIREMENTS

OrOr

WOMEN'S, GENDER, AND SEXUALITY STUDIES PRIMARY FIELD REQUIREMENTSWOMEN'S, GENDER, AND SEXUALITY STUDIES PRIMARY FIELD REQUIREMENTS

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WGSS 101 - Introduction to Women's Studies(3.00) ← SOC 120 - Introduction to Women's Studies

(3.00)


GEOG 202 - World Regional Geography:Geographic Information Systems (GIS)Enhanced (3.00)



Communication (3.00)

Lower-division HIST course: ← HIST 100 - World History to 1500 (3.00)HIST 100H - World History to 1500 (Honors)(3.00)HIST 101 - World History Since 1500 (3.00)HIST 101H - World History Since 1500(Honors) (3.00)HIST 102 - History of the Modern Middle East(3.00)HIST 102H - History of the Modern MiddleEast (Honors) (3.00)HIST 103 - Early European History andCulture (3.00)HIST 103H - Early European History andCulture (Honors) (3.00)HIST 104 - Modern European History andCulture (3.00)HIST 104H - Modern European History andCulture (Honors)) (3.00)HIST 105 - History of England (3.00)HIST 105H - History of England (Honors)(3.00)HIST 106 - History of Technology (3.00)

BORDER STUDIES SECONDARY FIELD REQUIREMENTBORDER STUDIES SECONDARY FIELD REQUIREMENT

OrOr

COMMUNICATION SECONDARY FIELD REQUIREMENTCOMMUNICATION SECONDARY FIELD REQUIREMENT

HISTORY SECONDARY FIELD REQUIREMENTHISTORY SECONDARY FIELD REQUIREMENT

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HIST 106H - History of Technology (Honors)(3.00)HIST 107 - East Asian Societies (3.00)HIST 109 - History of the Middle East (3.00)HIST 109H - History of the Middle East(Honors) (3.00)HIST 110 - United States History to 1877(3.00)HIST 110H - United States History to 1877(Honors) (3.00)HIST 111 - United States History Since 1877(3.00)HIST 111H - United States History Since 1877(Honors) (3.00)HIST 113 - American Military History (3.00)HIST 113H - American Military History(Honors) (3.00)HIST 115 - Women in American History (3.00)HIST 115H - Women in American History(Honors) (3.00)HIST 116 - History of the Americas to 1830(3.00)HIST 116H - History of the Americas to 1830(Honors) (3.00)HIST 117 - History of the Americas Since1830 (3.00)HIST 117H - History of the Americas Since1830 (Honors) (3.00)HIST 141 - Mexican American HistoryThrough 1877 (3.00)HIST 142 - Mexican American History Since1877 (3.00)HIST 145 - African American History to 1877(3.00)HIST 146 - African American History Since1877 (3.00)HIST 165 - California History (3.00)

Lower-division PSCI course: ← PLSC 101 - Introduction to Political Science(3.00)PLSC 102 - American Institutions and History(4.00)PLSC 103 - Comparative Government (3.00)PLSC 150 - Introduction to InternationalRelations (3.00)

POLITICAL SCIENCE SECONDARY FIELD REQUIREMENTPOLITICAL SCIENCE SECONDARY FIELD REQUIREMENT

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WGSS 101 - Introduction to Women'sStudies (3.00) ← SOC 120 - Introduction to Women's

Studies (3.00)

PSYCHOLOGY SECONDARY FIELD REQUIREMENTPSYCHOLOGY SECONDARY FIELD REQUIREMENT

SOCIOLOGY SECONDARY FIELD REQUIREMENTSOCIOLOGY SECONDARY FIELD REQUIREMENT

WOMEN'S, GENDER, AND SEXUALITY STUDIES SECONDARY FIELD REQUIREMENTSWOMEN'S, GENDER, AND SEXUALITY STUDIES SECONDARY FIELD REQUIREMENTS

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DNCE 124 - Screening Dance (3.00) ← No Comparable Course

AMD 120 - Introduction to Art, Media &Design (3.00) ← ART 157 - Art Orientation (3.00)

AMD 123 - Introduction to the History ofPhotography (3.00) ← No Course Articulated

AMD 251 - Introduction to Digital and MediaArts (3.00) ← No Course Articulated

AMD 122 - Survey of World Cinema (3.00) ← FILM 101 - Introduction to Film (3.00)OrOr

FILM 101H - Introduction to Film (Honors)(3.00)

OrOrART 254 - Understanding and Appreciatingthe Photographic Image (3.00)

DNCE 201 - Contemporary Dance Technique I(3.00) ← DNCE 176 - Modern Dance I (1.50)

AndAndDNCE 178 - Modern Dance II (1.50)

OrOrDNCE 166 - Jazz Dance I (1.50)



VISUAL AND PERFORMING ARTS - ARTS AND TECHNOLOGY OPTION



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AndAnd

AndAnd

STUDIO COURSES IN VISUAL ARTS, VIDEO, MUSIC, DANCE OR DIGITAL ART (NINESTUDIO COURSES IN VISUAL ARTS, VIDEO, MUSIC, DANCE OR DIGITAL ART (NINEUNITS):SELECT THREE COURSES FROM THE FOLLOWING:UNITS):SELECT THREE COURSES FROM THE FOLLOWING:



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AndAndDNCE 168 - Jazz Dance II (1.50)


VPA 181 - Studio Work in the Arts (3.00) ← ART 100 - Drawing and Composition (3.00)ART 251 - Digital Photography (3.00)DNCE 152 - Ballet I (1.50)DNCE 168 - Jazz Dance II (1.50)DNCE 169 - Introduction to World DanceForms (1.00)DNCE 176 - Modern Dance I (1.50)DNCE 178 - Modern Dance II (1.50)DNCE 183 - Commercial Dance (1.00)DNCE 191 - Tap Dance I (1.50)DNCE 193 - Tap Dance II (1.50)DNCE 266 - Jazz Dance III (1.50)

AMD 100 - Visual Arts Fundamentals (3.00) ← ART 101 - Design and Color (3.00)

AMD 101 - Drawing I: Pencil to Pixel (3.00) ← ART 100 - Drawing and Composition (3.00)

AMD 102 - The Computer and the Visual Arts(3.00) ← ART 245 - Digital Art and Media (3.00)

AMD 103 - Intro to Sculputure (3.00) ← No Course Articulated

END OF AGREEMENT

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MUSC 101 - Music Theory I (4.00) ← MUS 101 - Music Theory I (3.00)OrOr

MUS 103 - Musicianship I (1.00)MUSC 102 - Music Theory II (4.00) ← MUS 102 - Music Theory II (3.00)

OrOrMUS 104 - Musicianship II (1.00)


MUSC 140 - Beginning Guitar (3.00) ← No Course Articulated

MUSC 145 - Beginning Piano (3.00) ← No Course Articulated

MUSC 240 - Vocal and InstrumentalInstruction (1.00) ← MUS 144A - Individual Instruction I (1.00)

OrOrMUS 144B - Individual Instruction II (1.00)

OrOrMUS 244A - Individual Instruction III (1.00)

OrOrMUS 244B - Individual Instruction IV (1.00)

Two Semesters of Ensemble Performance (2units) ← MUS 150 - Jazz Lab Band (1.00)

MUS 161A - Concert Chorale I (1.00)MUS 165 - College Choral Chamber Ensemble(2.00)MUS 170 - College-Community SymphonicOrchestra (1.00)



VISUAL AND PERFORMING ARTS - MUSIC OPTION



Select 2 Course(s) from the followingSelect 2 Course(s) from the following

Select 2 Semester Unit(s) from the followingSelect 2 Semester Unit(s) from the following



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TA 120 - Introduction to Theatre (3.00) ← DRAM 105 - Introduction to Theater (3.00)

TA 222 - Introduction to African AmericanTheatre (3.00) ← No Course Articulated

DNCE 101 - Introduction to Dance (3.00) ← DNCE 101 - Dance History (3.00)

TA 101 - Introduction to Acting (3.00) ← DRAM 130 - Acting I (3.00)

TA 102 - Voice for Actors and Public Speakers(3.00) ← DRAM 109 - Practicum of Voice & Diction

(1.00)DNCE 201 - Contemporary Dance Technique I(3.00) ← DNCE 176 - Modern Dance I (1.50)

AndAndDNCE 178 - Modern Dance II (1.50)

OrOrDNCE 166 - Jazz Dance I (1.50)

AndAndDNCE 168 - Jazz Dance II (1.50)



VISUAL AND PERFORMING ARTS- THEATRE ARTS OPTION

All courses used for the major and preparation for the major must be completed with a grade of C (2.0) orhigher.

CRITICAL/THEORETICAL/CULTURAL COURSES (SIX UNITS)CRITICAL/THEORETICAL/CULTURAL COURSES (SIX UNITS)

STUDIO COURSES (NINE UNITS)STUDIO COURSES (NINE UNITS)

END OF AGREEMENT



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AMD 120 - Introduction to Art, Media &Design (3.00) ← ART 157 - Art Orientation (3.00)

AMD 121 - Pre-20th Century Art History:Antiquity to Enlightenment (3.00) ← No Course Articulated

VPA 101 - Introduction to InterdisciplinaryArts (3.00) ← No Course Articulated

VPA 180 - Topics in the Arts (3.00) ← No Course Articulated

AMD 122 - Survey of World Cinema (3.00) ← FILM 101 - Introduction to Film (3.00)OrOr

FILM 101H - Introduction to Film (Honors)(3.00)

OrOrART 254 - Understanding and Appreciatingthe Photographic Image (3.00)

AMD 123 - Introduction to the History ofPhotography (3.00) ← No Course Articulated



VISUAL AND PERFORMING ARTS - VISUAL ARTS OPTION

All courses used for the major and preparation for the major must be completed with a grade of C (2.0) orhigher.

CRITICAL/THEORETICAL/CULTURAL COURSES (SIX UNITS)CRITICAL/THEORETICAL/CULTURAL COURSES (SIX UNITS)

CONTEMPORARY OR GLOBAL ART HISTORY COURSE (THREE UNITS)CONTEMPORARY OR GLOBAL ART HISTORY COURSE (THREE UNITS)

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STUDIO COURSES (NINE UNITS)STUDIO COURSES (NINE UNITS)



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AMD 103 - Intro to Sculputure (3.00) ← No Course Articulated

AMD 100 - Visual Arts Fundamentals (3.00) ← ART 101 - Design and Color (3.00)

AMD 101 - Drawing I: Pencil to Pixel (3.00) ← ART 100 - Drawing and Composition (3.00)

END OF AGREEMENT

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WGSS 101 - Introduction to Women'sStudies (3.00) ← SOC 120 - Introduction to Women's

Studies (3.00)



WOMEN'S, GENDER, AND SEXUALITY STUDIES



END OF AGREEMENT



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