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Public Service, Culture, and Society
Success
Are you empathetic, insightful, inquisitive, or an intellectual?
Do you like to problem solve and support the wellbeing of others while making connections between individuals or groups?
Are you good at working with people and data?
Do you want to learn how to analyze information about people and the ways they live and behave? Majors to Consider Include:
AnthropologyCriminal JusticeChild DevelopmentEconomicsEducation
Fire TechnologyGeographyGerontologyHistoryParalegal
Pathway to Law SchoolPhilosophyPolitical SciencePsychologySociologySocial Justice
ACADEMIC MAPAnthropology AA-T (IGETC)
This program map indicates the major coursework and recommended general educational courses by term that are needed to fulfill your degree in two years if enrolled full-time (approximately 15 units per term). Program completion within this timeframe is dependent on your schedule availability and when courses are offered. Transfer requirements vary based on institution. Please see a Counselor to develop your educational plan and determine appropriate work/life/school balance.
*English and Mathematics placement relies on high school performance data. Direct placement into transfer-level English (ENGL 1A) and Mathematics (for quantitative reasoning) provides the most efficient path to a degree or certificate.
COMPLETE AN EDUCATIONAL PLAN WITH A COUNSELOR
Explore opportunities & learn about career goals.SEE A FULL-TIME ANTHROPOLOGY FACULTY
Visit the transfer center and register for a university or campus tour.
Update your ed plan with a counselor.REVIEW MAJOR PREPARATION
START A TRANSFER CHECK
Attend the Transfer Fair, transfer workshops, and meet with university representatives.Complete your transfer applications.
APPLY FOR TRANSFER
Go to the Career Center for job search strategies, resume assistance, and interview preparation.
APPLY FOR GRADUATION THROUGH THE PORTAL
VISIT THE CAREER CENTER
2019-2020
My Checklist
Visit a counselor or GPS Center for a graduation check.COMPLETE A GRADUATION CHECK
UPDATE TRANSFER APPLICATIONS Submit required documents to the transfer institutions.
PRE-REGISTRATION CHECKLISTSubmit official high school transcripts.Check with a counselor to verify language other than English.
Discuss your progress in the major.SEE A FULL-TIME ANTHROPOLOGY FACULTY
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SEMESTER 1 UNITS 1
TOTAL UNITS: 15-16
SEMESTER 3 UNITS 3
TOTAL UNITS: 17
SEMESTER 4 UNITS 4
TOTAL UNITS: 13
ANTHRO-1 AND 1L Biological Anthropology with Lab OR ANTHRO-3 Introduction to Social and Cultural Anthropology*ENGL-1A Composition SOC-10 Introduction to SociologyCOMSTD-8 Fundamentals of Speech Communication MUSIC-26 World Music
GEOG-4 AND GEOG-5 Physical Geography and Lab*STAT-10 Elementary Statistics OR SCSCI-10 Social Science StatisticsPHIL-80 Introduction to Religion Transferable ELECTIVE
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ANTHRO-2 Introduction to Archaeology SOC-80 Research Methods of Sociology IGETC ARTS OR HUMANITIESPS-1 American Politics
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Transferable ELECTIVE33
SEMESTER 2 UNITS 2
ANTHRO-1 AND 1L Biological Anthropology with Lab OR ANTHRO-3 Introduction to Social and Cultural Anthropology HIST-17 US History Through 1877 OR HIST-18 US History From 1865SOC-15 Ethnic & Race: U.S. & Global Perspective
ENGL-1B Advanced Composition and Critical Thinking
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Transferable ELECTIVE
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3TOTAL UNITS: 15-16
Counseling:Transfer Center:
Career Center: (909) 652-6511
(909) 652-6200(909) 652-6233
https://www.chaffey.edu/faculty_advisorFaculty Advising: [email protected]
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ACADEMIC MAPChild Development AS (Chaffey GE)
This program map indicates the major coursework and recommended general educational courses by term that are needed to fulfill your degree in two years if enrolled full-time (approximately 15 units per term). Program completion within this timeframe is dependent on your schedule availability and when courses are offered. Transfer requirements vary based on institution. Please see a Counselor to develop your educational plan and determine appropriate work/life/school balance.
2019-2020
START HERE
SEMESTER 1 UNITS 1
TOTAL UNITS: 16
SEMESTER 2 UNITS 2
TOTAL UNITS: 16
SEMESTER 3 UNITS 3
TOTAL UNITS: 16
SEMESTER 4 UNITS 4
TOTAL UNITS: 16
CDE-1 Principles & Practices in Early Childhood Education CDE-2 Child Growth and Development *ENGL-1A Composition BIOL-1 General Biology HIST-17 United States History Through 1877
CDE-3 Observation and Assessment CDE-4 Child, Family, and Community *MATH-4 Mathematical Concepts for Elementary School Teachers ENGL-1B Advanced Composition and Critical ThinkingCOMSTD-2 Fundamentals of Effective Speaking
CDE-7 Curriculum Development: The Creative Arts OR CDE-8 CDE-23 Introduction to Children with Special NeedsCDE-415 Dynamics of Play PHSCI-10 Survey of Chemistry and Physics Dance-1 or Music-4 or Theatre-1
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CDE-7 or CDE-8 Curriculum Development: Math and SciencesCDE-24 Introduction to Curriculum Theory CDE-24W Practicum 1: Supervised Occupational Work Exp.CDE-416 Brain Research and the Implications for Classroom TeachingASL-1 Elementary American Sign Language or SPAN-1 Elementary Spanish ICDE-430A Infant Toddler: Group Caregiving I 3
*English and Mathematics placement relies on high school performance data. Direct placement into transfer-level English (ENGL 1A) and Mathematics (for quantitative reasoning) provides the most efficient path to a degree or certificate.
Explore opportunities & learn about career goals.SEE A FACULTY ADVISOR
WORK IN A LICENSED CENTER?
Visit the Career Center.EXPLORE CAREER PATHS
Update your ed plan with a counselor.REVIEW MAJOR PREPARATION
Go to the Career Center for job search strategies, resume assistance, and interview preparation.
APPLY FOR GRADUATION THROUGH THE PORTAL
VISIT THE CAREER CENTER
My Checklist
FINISHED!
Visit a counselor or GPS Center for a graduation check.COMPLETE A GRADUATION CHECK
COMPLETE TB TEST
Apply for CDTC Stipend.
APPLY FOR THE TEACHER'S ASSISTANT PERMIT
APPLY FOR THE TEACHER'S PERMIT
Counseling:Transfer Center:
Career Center: (909) 652-6511
(909) 652-6200(909) 652-6233
https://www.chaffey.edu/faculty_advisorFaculty Advising: [email protected]
COMPLETE AN EDUCATIONAL PLAN WITH A COUNSELORInform Counselor of your area of interest.
Public Service, Culture, and Society
ACADEMIC MAPChild Development: Early Childhood Education AS-T (CSUGE)
This program map indicates the major coursework and recommended general educational courses by term that are needed to fulfill your degree in two years if enrolled full-time (approximately 15 units per term). Program completion within this timeframe is dependent on your schedule availability and when courses are offered. Transfer requirements vary based on institution. Please see a Counselor to develop your educational plan and determine appropriate work/life/school balance.
2019-2020
START HERE
SEMESTER 1 UNITS 1
TOTAL UNITS: 16
SEMESTER 2 UNITS 2
TOTAL UNITS: 16
SEMESTER 3 UNITS 3
TOTAL UNITS: 16SEMESTER 4 UNITS 4
TOTAL UNITS: 13
CDE-1 Principles & Practices in Early Childhood EducationCDE-2 Child Growth and Development *ENGL-1A Composition BIOL-1 General Biology HIST-17 United States History Through 1877
CDE-3 Observation and AssessmentCDE-4 Child, Family and Community*MATH-4 Mathematical Concepts for Elementary School Teachers ENGL-1B Advanced Composition and Critical Thinking COMSTD-2 Fundamentals of Effective Speaking
CDE-5 Health, Safety and Nutrition CDE-24 Introduction to Curriculum Theory CDE-24W Practicum I: Supervised Occupational Work PHSCI-10 Survey of Chemistry and Physics HIST-1 World History: Pre-Civilization to 1500
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CDE-6 Teaching in a Diverse Society CDE-25 Advanced Curriculum Theory CDE-25W Practicum II: Supervised Occupational Work Experience ASL-1 Elementary Sign Language or SPAN-1 Elementary Spanish IANTHRO-1 Introduction to Biological Anthropology
*English and Mathematics placement relies on high school performance data. Direct placement into transfer-level English (ENGL 1A) and Mathematics (for quantitative reasoning) provides the most efficient path to a degree or certificate.
COMPLETE AN EDUCATIONAL PLAN WITH A COUNSELOR
Explore opportunities & learn about career goals.SEE A FACULTY ADVISOR
Declare area of emphasis & update ed plan with a counselor.REVIEW MAJOR PREPARATION
Go to the Career Center for job search strategies, resume assistance, and interview preparation.
APPLY FOR GRADUATION THROUGH THE PORTAL
VISIT THE CAREER CENTER
My Checklist
FINISHED!
Visit a counselor or GPS Center for a graduation check.COMPLETE A GRADUATION CHECK
OBTAIN & COMPLETE TB TEST BY SEMESTER 3
APPLY FOR THE TEACHER'S ASSISTANT PERMIT (AFTER SEMESTER)
APPLY FOR THE TEACHER'S PERMIT (AFTER SEMESTER)
SIGN UP FOR A WORKSHOP AT THE SUCCESS CENTERS
DANCE-1 Survey of Dance OR MUSIC-4 Music Appreciation OR THEATRE-1 Introduction to Theatre 3
START A TRANSFER CHECKAPPLY FOR FOUNDATION SCHOLARSHIP EACH SEMESTER
IMMUNIZATIONS FOR PRACTICUM (FLU SHOT, MMR, DTAP)Get proof of or obtain required immunizations.
GET FINGERPRINTED (IF NECESSARY) FOR PRACTICUM
Sign up for tutoring or attend a workshop each semester.
Inform counselor of your area of interest. GE substitutions should be based on transfer plans.
Visit the Transfer Center and register for a university or campus tour.
EXPLORE CAREER PATHSAttend a workshop at the Career Center.
APPLY FOR TRANSFERAttend the Transfer Fair, transfer workshops, and meet with university representatives.Complete your transfer applications.
UPDATE TRANSFER APPLICATIONSSubmit required documents to the transfer institutions.
Counseling:Transfer Center:
Career Center: (909) 652-6511
(909) 652-6200(909) 652-6233
https://www.chaffey.edu/faculty_advisorFaculty Advising: [email protected]
LEARN ABOUT CDTC STIPEND FOR STUDENTS WORKING IN LICENSED CHILD CARE AND TAKING CDE COURSES
TOTAL UNITS: 16
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ACADEMIC MAPCriminal Justice: Administration of Justice AS-T Pre-Academy Pathway (CSUGE)
This program map indicates the major coursework and recommended general educational courses by term that are needed to fulfill your degree in two years if enrolled full-time (approximately 15 units per term). Program completion within this timeframe is dependent on your schedule availability and when courses are offered. Transfer requirements vary based on institution. Please see a Counselor to develop your educational plan and determine appropriate work/life/school balance.
2019-2020
*English and Mathematics placement relies on high school performance data. Direct placement into transfer-level English (ENGL 1A) and Mathematics (for quantitative reasoning) provides the most efficient path to a degree or certificate.
START HERE
SEMESTER 1 UNITS 1
TOTAL UNITS: 15
SEMESTER 2 UNITS 2
TOTAL UNITS: 16
SEMESTER 3 UNITS 3
TOTAL UNITS: 14SEMESTER 4 UNITS 4
TOTAL UNITS: 16
CJ-1 Introduction to the Criminal Justice SystemCOMSTD-8 Fundamentals of Speech Communication*ENGL-1A Composition PSYCH-1 Introduction to Psychology
CJ-2 Concepts of Criminal Law CJ-3 Criminal Court Process *STAT-10 Elementary Statistics COMSTD-72 Logic and Argumentation
CJ-5 Legal Aspects of EvidenceCJ-7 Criminal Investigation SOC-10 Introduction to Sociology GEOG-4 AND GEOG-5 Physical Geography and Lab
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CJ-8 Criminology CJ-9 Crime Scene Management and Forensic EvidenceBIOL-12 Introduction to Human GeneticsPHOTO-7 Introduction to Digital Photography
My Checklist
FINISHED!
Explore opportunities & learn about career goals.SEE A FACULTY ADVISOR
Visit the transfer center and register for a university or campus tour.
Update your ed plan with a counselor.REVIEW MAJOR PREPARATION
START A TRANSFER CHECK
Attend the Transfer Fair, transfer workshops, and meet with university representatives.Complete your transfer applications.
APPLY FOR TRANSFER
Go to the Career Center for job search strategies, resume assistance, and interview preparation.
APPLY FOR GRADUATION THROUGH THE PORTAL
VISIT THE CAREER CENTER
Visit a counselor or GPS Center for a graduation check.COMPLETE A GRADUATION CHECK
UPDATE TRANSFER APPLICATIONS Submit required documents to the transfer institutions.
CDE-2 Child Growth and Development 3
CDE-4 Child, Family, and Communication 3
ART-14 Introduction to Drawing 3
PHIL-72 Seminar in Ethics 3
TAKE SUMMER CLASSES TO GET AHEADSome fast track courses are offered full term and during summer. See Schedule of classes for all locations.
TOTAL UNITS: 16
Counseling:Transfer Center:
Career Center: (909) 652-6511
(909) 652-6200(909) 652-6233
https://www.chaffey.edu/faculty_advisorFaculty Advising: [email protected]
COMPLETE AN EDUCATIONAL PLAN WITH A COUNSELORInform Counselor of your area of interest.
Public Service, Culture, and Society
ACADEMIC MAPCriminal Justice: Administration of Justice AS-T Probation/Corrections Pathway (CSUGE)
This program map indicates the major coursework and recommended general educational courses by term that are needed to fulfill your degree in two years if enrolled full-time (approximately 15 units per term). Program completion within this timeframe is dependent on your schedule availability and when courses are offered. Transfer requirements vary based on institution. Please see a Counselor to develop your educational plan and determine appropriate work/life/school balance.
2019-2020
*English and Mathematics placement relies on high school performance data. Direct placement into transfer-level English (ENGL 1A) and Mathematics (for quantitative reasoning) provides the most efficient path to a degree or certificate.
START HERE
SEMESTER 1 UNITS 1
TOTAL UNITS: 15
SEMESTER 2 UNITS 2
TOTAL UNITS: 17
SEMESTER 3 UNITS 3
SEMESTER 4 UNITS 4
TOTAL UNITS: 16
CJ-1 Introduction to the Criminal Justice System CJ-51 Introduction to Corrections*ENGL-1A Composition PSYCH-1 Introduction to Psychology
CJ-2 Concepts of Criminal Law CJ-3 Criminal Court Process *STAT-10 Elementary StatisticsCOMSTD-72 Logic and Argumentation
CJ-5 Legal Aspects of EvidenceCJ-7 Criminal Investigation SOC-10 Introduction to Sociology GEOG-4 AND GEOG-5 Physical Geography and Lab
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CJ-6 Juvenile Procedures CDE-2 Child Growth and Development BIOL-12 Introduction to Human Genetics PHOTO-7 Introduction to Digital Photography
FINISHED!
Visit the transfer center and register for a university or campus tour.
Update your ed plan with a counselor.REVIEW MAJOR PREPARATION
START A TRANSFER CHECK
Attend the Transfer Fair, transfer workshops, and meet with university representatives.Complete your transfer applications.
APPLY FOR TRANSFER
Go to the Career Center for job search strategies, resume assistance, and interview preparation.
APPLY FOR GRADUATION THROUGH THE PORTAL
VISIT THE CAREER CENTER
Visit a counselor or GPS Center for a graduation check.COMPLETE A GRADUATION CHECK
UPDATE TRANSFER APPLICATIONS Submit required documents to the transfer institutions.
COMSTD-8 Fundamentals of Speech Communication 3
CJ-4 Community and the Justice System 3
ART-14 Introduction to Drawing 3
PHIL-72 Seminar in Ethics 3
TAKE SUMMER CLASSES TO GET AHEADSome fast track courses are offered full term and during summer. See Schedule of classes for all locations.
TOTAL UNITS: 16
Counseling:Transfer Center:
Career Center: (909) 652-6511
(909) 652-6200(909) 652-6233
https://www.chaffey.edu/faculty_advisorFaculty Advising: [email protected]
My Checklist
Explore opportunities & learn about career goals.SEE A FACULTY ADVISOR
COMPLETE AN EDUCATIONAL PLAN WITH A COUNSELORInform Counselor of your area of interest.
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ACADEMIC MAPCriminal Justice: Correctional Science AS (Chaffey GE)
This program map indicates the major coursework and recommended general educational courses by term that are needed to fulfill your degree in two years if enrolled full-time (approximately 15 units per term). Program completion within this timeframe is dependent on your schedule availability and when courses are offered. Transfer requirements vary based on institution. Please see a Counselor to develop your educational plan and determine appropriate work/life/school balance.
2019-2020
*English and Mathematics placement relies on high school performance data. Direct placement into transfer-level English (ENGL 1A) and Mathematics (for quantitative reasoning) provides the most efficient path to a degree or certificate.
START HERE
SEMESTER 1 UNITS 1
TOTAL UNITS: 15
SEMESTER 2 UNITS 2
TOTAL UNITS: 16
SEMESTER 3 UNITS 3
TOTAL UNITS: 14SEMESTER 4 UNITS 4
TOTAL UNITS: 16
CJ-1 Introduction to the Criminal Justice SystemCJ-10 Violence in America CJ-51 Introduction to Corrections *ENGL-1A Composition
CJ-4 Community and the Justice SystemCJ-52 Control and Supervision of Inmates CJ-53 Correctional Law CJ-412 Writing for Criminal Justice Professionals
CJ-55 Crime and DeliquencyCJ-56 Correctional Interviewing and Counseling CJ-57 Probation and Parole GEOG-4 AND GEOG-5 Physical Geography and Lab
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CJ-8 CriminologyCJ-58 Ethnic Group Relations CJ-410 Narcotics and Vice Investigation PHOTO-7 Introduction to Digital Photo
FINISHED!
Update your ed plan with a counselor.REVIEW MAJOR PREPARATION
Go to the Career Center for job search strategies, resume assistance, and interview preparation.
APPLY FOR GRADUATION THROUGH THE PORTAL
VISIT THE CAREER CENTER
Visit a counselor or GPS Center for a graduation check.COMPLETE A GRADUATION CHECK
PSYCH-1 Introduction to Psychology 3
*STAT-10 Elementary Statistics 4
SOC-10 Introduction to Sociology 3
PHIL-72 Seminar in Ethics 3
TAKE SUMMER CLASSES TO GET AHEADSome fast track courses are offered full term and during summer. See Schedule of classes for all locations.
TOTAL UNITS: 16
CONGRATULATIONS!You have also earned a Correctional Science certificate.
Counseling:Transfer Center:
Career Center: (909) 652-6511
(909) 652-6200(909) 652-6233
https://www.chaffey.edu/faculty_advisorFaculty Advising: [email protected]
My Checklist
Explore opportunities & learn about career goals.SEE A FACULTY ADVISOR
COMPLETE AN EDUCATIONAL PLAN WITH A COUNSELORInform Counselor of your area of interest.
This map earns the Correctional Science Certificate.
Public Service, Culture, and Society
ACADEMIC MAPCriminal Justice: Homeland National Security Certificate
This program map indicates the recommended coursework by term that are needed to fulfill your certificate in less than two years if enrolled full-time (approximately 15 units per term). Program completion within this timeframe is dependent on your schedule availability and when courses are offered. Please see a Counselor to develop your educational plan and determine appropriate work/life/school balance.
*English and Mathematics placement relies on high school performance data. Direct placement into transfer-level English (ENGL 1A) and Mathematics (for quantitative reasoning) provides the most efficient path to a degree or certificate.
2019-2020
START HERE
SEMESTER 1 UNITS 1
TOTAL UNITS: 9
SEMESTER 2 UNITS 2
TOTAL UNITS: 9
CJ-1 Introduction to the Criminal Justice SystemHNS-10 Introduction to Homeland Security HNS-11 Intelligence Analysis and Security Management
HNS-12 Transportation and Border Security PS-7 International RelationsHIST-7 History of the Middle East
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Go to the Career Center for job search strategies, resume assistance, and interview preparation.
VISIT THE CAREER CENTER
FINISHED!
Counseling:Transfer Center:
Career Center: (909) 652-6511
(909) 652-6200(909) 652-6233
https://www.chaffey.edu/faculty_advisorFaculty Advising: [email protected]
EXPLORE CAREER PATHSAttend a workshop at the Career Center.
My Checklist COMPLETE AN EDUCATIONAL PLAN WITH A COUNSELOR
Inform Counselor of your area of interest.
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ACADEMIC MAPCriminal Justice: Leadership in Criminal Justice Certificate
This program map indicates the recommended coursework by term that are needed to fulfill your certificate in less than two years if enrolled full-time (approximately 15 units per term). Program completion within this timeframe is dependent on your schedule availability and when courses are offered. Please see a Counselor to develop your educational plan and determine appropriate work/life/school balance.
*English and Mathematics placement relies on high school performance data. Direct placement into transfer-level English (ENGL 1A) and Mathematics (for quantitative reasoning) provides the most efficient path to a degree or certificate.
2019-2020
START HERE
SEMESTER 1 UNITS 1
TOTAL UNITS: 9
SEMESTER 2 UNITS 2
TOTAL UNITS: 9
CJ-1 Introduction to the Criminal Justice SystemCJ-51 Introduction to Corrections CJ-52 Control and Supervision of Inmates
CJ-413 Police Supervision, Leadership and Management CJ-412 Writing for Criminal Justice Professionals
HNS-10 Introduction to Homeland Security
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APPLY FOR GRADUATION THROUGH THE PORTAL
Go to the Career Center for job search strategies, resume assistance, and interview preparation.
VISIT THE CAREER CENTER
My Checklist
FINISHED!
Get individual and group tutoring.VISIT THE MULTIDISCIPLINARY SUCCESS CENTER
Counseling:Transfer Center:
Career Center: (909) 652-6511
(909) 652-6200(909) 652-6233
https://www.chaffey.edu/faculty_advisorFaculty Advising: [email protected]
EXPLORE CAREER PATHSAttend a workshop at the Career Center.
COMPLETE AN EDUCATIONAL PLAN WITH A COUNSELORInform Counselor of your area of interest.
Public Service, Culture, and Society
ACADEMIC MAPEconomics AA-T (IGETC)
This program map indicates the major coursework and recommended general educational courses by term that are needed to fulfill your degree in two years if enrolled full-time (approximately 15 units per term). Program completion within this timeframe is dependent on your schedule availability and when courses are offered. Transfer requirements vary based on institution. Please see a Counselor to develop your educational plan and determine appropriate work/life/school balance.
2019-2020
*English and Mathematics placement relies on high school performance data. Direct placement into transfer-level English (ENGL 1A) and Mathematics (for quantitative reasoning) provides the most efficient path to a degree or certificate.
START HERE
SEMESTER 1 UNITS 1
TOTAL UNITS: 16
SEMESTER 2 UNITS 2
TOTAL UNITS: 16
SEMESTER 3 UNITS 3
TOTAL UNITS: 16
SEMESTER 4 UNITS 4
TOTAL UNITS: 13
ECON-1 Introduction to EconomicsGEOG-2 Introduction to Weather, Climate and Society*ENGL-1A Composition COMSTD-8 Fundamentals of Speech Communication
ECON-4 Principles of Microeconomics BUS-88 Business Communication HIST-18 United States History From 1865ENGL-1B Advanced Composition and Critical Thinking
ECON-2 Principles of MacroeconomicsPHIL-70 Introduction to Philosophy MATH-60 Calculus for Business THEATRE-1 Introduction to Theatre
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PHIL-72 Seminar in Ethics BIOL-2 Environmental Biology PS-7 Interpersonal Relations PS-10 Comparative Politics
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My Checklist
FINISHED!
COMPLETE AN EDUCATIONAL PLAN WITH A COUNSELOR
Explore opportunities & learn about career goals.SEE A FACULTY ADVISOR
Visit the Transfer Center and register for a university or campus tour.
Update your ed plan with a counselor.REVIEW MAJOR PREPARATION
START A TRANSFER CHECK
Attend the Transfer Fair, transfer workshops, and meet with university representatives.Complete your transfer applications.
APPLY FOR TRANSFER
Go to the Career Center for job search strategies, resume assistance, and interview preparation.
APPLY FOR GRADUATION THROUGH THE PORTAL
VISIT THE CAREER CENTER
Visit a counselor or GPS Center for a graduation check.COMPLETE A GRADUATION CHECK
UPDATE TRANSFER APPLICATIONS Submit required documents to the transfer institutions.
PRE-REGISTRATION CHECKLISTSubmit official high school transcripts.
Check with a counselor to verify language other than English.
Continue with more Math courses (Math 31, 61, 65A & 65B).TRANSFERRING TO A UC?
PS-1 American Politics 3
*MATH-25 College Algebra 4
*SCSCI-10 Statistics for Social Science 4
Counseling:Transfer Center:
Career Center: (909) 652-6511
(909) 652-6200(909) 652-6233
https://www.chaffey.edu/faculty_advisorFaculty Advising: [email protected]
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ACADEMIC MAPEconomics: Political Economics AA (IGETC)
This program map indicates the major coursework and recommended general educational courses by term that are needed to fulfill your degree in two years if enrolled full-time (approximately 15 units per term). Program completion within this timeframe is dependent on your schedule availability and when courses are offered. Transfer requirements vary based on institution. Please see a Counselor to develop your educational plan and determine appropriate work/life/school balance.
2019-2020
*English and Mathematics placement relies on high school performance data. Direct placement into transfer-level English (ENGL 1A) and Mathematics (for quantitative reasoning) provides the most efficient path to a degree or certificate.
START HERE
SEMESTER 1 UNITS 1
TOTAL UNITS: 16
SEMESTER 2 UNITS 2
TOTAL UNITS: 15
SEMESTER 3 UNITS 3
TOTAL UNITS: 15
SEMESTER 4 UNITS 4
TOTAL UNITS: 16
ECON-1 Introductionn to Economics GEOG-2 Introduction to Weather, Climate and Society*ENGL-1A Composition COMSTD-8 Fundamentals of Speech Communication
ECON-4 Principles of MIcroeconomics BUS-88 Business Communication HIST-18 United States History From 1865ENGL-1B Advanced Composition and Critical Thinking
ECON-2 Principles of MacroeconomicsPHIL-70 Introduction of Philosophy BUSL-28A Business Law I THEATRE-1 Introduction of Theatre
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PHIL-72 Seminar in Ethics BIOL-2 Environmental BiologyPS-7 International Relations PS-10 Comparative Politics
My Checklist
FINISHED!
COMPLETE AN EDUCATIONAL PLAN WITH A COUNSELOR
Explore opportunities & learn about career goals.SEE A FACULTY ADVISOR
Visit the transfer center and register for a university or campus tour.
Update your ed plan with a counselor.REVIEW MAJOR PREPARATION
START A TRANSFER CHECK
Attend the Transfer Fair, transfer workshops, and meet with university representatives.Complete your transfer applications.
APPLY FOR TRANSFER
Go to the Career Center for job search strategies, resume assistance, and interview preparation.
APPLY FOR GRADUATION THROUGH THE PORTAL
VISIT THE CAREER CENTER
Visit a counselor or GPS Center for a graduation check.COMPLETE A GRADUATION CHECK
UPDATE TRANSFER APPLICATIONS Submit required documents to the transfer institutions.
Continue with more Math courses (Math 31, 61, 65A & 65B).TRANSFERRING TO A UC?
PS-1 American Politics 3
SOC-10 Introduction to Sociology 3
*SCSCI-10 Statistics for Social Science 4
3BUSL-28B Business Law II
PRE-REGISTRATION CHECKLISTSubmit official high school transcripts.
Check with a counselor to verify language other than English.
Counseling:Transfer Center:
Career Center: (909) 652-6511
(909) 652-6200(909) 652-6233
https://www.chaffey.edu/faculty_advisorFaculty Advising: [email protected]
Public Service, Culture, and Society
ACADEMIC MAPElementary Teacher Education AA-T (CSUGE)
This program map indicates the major coursework and recommended general educational courses by term that are needed to fulfill your degree in two years if enrolled full-time (approximately 15 units per term). Program completion within this timeframe is dependent on your schedule availability and when courses are offered. Transfer requirements vary based on institution. Please see a Counselor to develop your educational plan and determine appropriate work/life/school balance.
2019-2020
START HERE
SEMESTER 1 UNITS 1
TOTAL UNITS: 16
SEMESTER 2 UNITS 2
TOTAL UNITS: 17
SEMESTER 3 UNITS 3
TOTAL UNITS: 16
SEMESTER 4 UNITS 4
TOTAL UNITS: 14
*ENGL-1A Composition ED-400 Introduction to Education and Teaching (non-transferrable)BIOL-1 General Biology HIST-17 United States History Through 1877 CDE-2 Child Growth and Development
CDE-23 Introduction to Children with Special Needs *MATH-4 Mathematical Concepts for Elementary School Teachers SPAN-1 Elementary Spanish 1 OR ASL-1 Elementary American Sign Language IGEOG-1 World Regional Geography COMSTD-2 Fundamentals of Effective Speaking
ENGL 1B (for UCR) or COMSTD 72 (for Cal Poly Pomona)ED-10 Elementary Classroom Fieldwork PHSCI-10 Survey of Chemistry and PhysicsHIST-1 World History: Pre-Civilization to 1500 DANCE-1 Survey of Dance or Music-4 Music Appreciation or Theatre-1 Introduction to Theatre
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ENGL-1C Introduction to LiteraturePS-1 American Politics ESC-1 and 1L Earth Science and LabSPAN-2 Elementary Spanish II or ASL-2 Elementary Sign Language II
*English and Mathematics placement relies on high school performance data. Direct placement into transfer-level English (ENGL 1A) and Mathematics (for quantitative reasoning) provides the most efficient path to a degree or certificate.
APPLY FOR A BOOK GRANT EACH SEMESTER
LEARN ABOUT CDTC STIPEND FOR STUDENTS WORKING IN LICENSED CHILD CARE AND TAKING CDE COURSES
My Checklist
FINISHED!
CBEST
VISIT THE SUCCESS CENTERS
TRANSFER CENTER
APPLY FOR CCSG SCHOLARSHIPS
APPLY FOR FOUNDATION SCHOLARSHIP
KEEP COPIES OF NEGATIVE TB TEST & LEGAL FINGERPRINTING REQUIRED FOR ED10
APPLY FOR FOUNDATION SCHOLARSHIPS EACH SEMESTER
CBEST WORKSHOPAttend a CBEST Workshop and take the test this summer!
Visit the Transfer Center and attend Transfer Center events to determine which University you would like to transfer.
You should qualify for the Michael and Adam Alexander Education Scholarship for students planning to become a teacher.
Sign up for tutoring and attend a workshop each semester.
Attend a CBEST Workshop and take the test if you haven't already done so.
COMPLETE AN EDUCATIONAL PLAN WITH A COUNSELOR
Explore opportunities & learn about career goals.SEE A FACULTY ADVISOR
Inform Counselor of your area of interest.
Attend a workshop at the Career Center.
Update your ed plan with a counselor.REVIEW MAJOR PREPARATION
EXPLORE CAREER PATHS
See a counselor to review transfer requirements.
EXPLORE INTERNSHIPS AND SERVICE LEARNING
COMPLETE A GRADUATION CHECKVisit a counselor or GPS Center for a graduation check.
APPLY FOR GRADUATION THROUGH THE PORTAL
APPLY FOR TRANSFERComplete your transfer applications.
UPDATE TRANSFER APPLICATIONS Submit required documents to the transfer institutions.
Counseling:Transfer Center:
Career Center: (909) 652-6511
(909) 652-6200(909) 652-6233
https://www.chaffey.edu/faculty_advisorFaculty Advising: [email protected]
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ACADEMIC MAPFire Technology: Professional Firefighter AS (CSUGE)
This program map indicates the major coursework and recommended general educational courses by term that are needed to fulfill your degree in two years if enrolled full-time (approximately 15 units per term). Program completion within this timeframe is dependent on your schedule availability and when courses are offered. Transfer requirements vary based on institution. Please see a Counselor to develop your educational plan and determine appropriate work/life/school balance.
2019-2020
SEMESTER 3 UNITS 3
TOTAL UNITS: 16
SEMESTER 4 UNITS 4
TOTAL UNITS: 15
CJ-1 Introduction to the Criminal Justice SystemENGL-1B Advanced Composition and Critical Thinking BIOL-2 Environmental Biology COMSTD-2 Fundamentals of Effective Speaking
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3
3
33
HIST-17 US History Through 1877 OR HIST-18 US History From 1865PS-1 American Politics CHEM-8 Chemistry in Society CSUGE Area C2 Humanities CSUGE Area C1 Arts or C2 Humanities
3
My Checklist
FINISHED!
SOME FAST TRACK COURSES ARE OFFERED
Apply for your Certificate of Achievement: Professional Firefighter.
Speak to a Counselor.DISCUSS MATHMATICS COURSE OPTIONS
APPLY FOR YOUR CERTIFICATE OF ACHIEVEMENT
See schedule of classes for semesters and locations.
NEXT STEPS:1. Take EMT-11 Ready to apply to fire academy.
SUMMEREMT-405 Emergency Medical Responder (First Summer Session)
*English and Mathematics placement relies on high school performance data. Direct placement into transfer-level English (ENGL 1A) and Mathematics (for quantitative reasoning) provides the most efficient path to a degree or certificate.
TOTAL UNITS: 3
3
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SEMESTER 1 UNITS 1
TOTAL UNITS: 18
SEMESTER 2 UNITS 2
TOTAL UNITS: 16
FIRETEC-1 (FT1) Principles of Emergency ServicesFIRETEC-2 (FT1) Fire Behavior and Combustion FIRETEC-5 (FT2) Fire Prevention FIRETEC-9 (FT2) Principles of Fire and Emergency Services, Safety and Survival *ENGL-1A Composition
FIRETEC-3 (FT1) Fire Protection SystemsFIRETEC-4 (FT1) Building Construction for Fire Protection FIRETEC-12 (FT2) Occupational Safety and Health for Emergency Services FIRETEC-6 or 7 or 10 or 11 (FT2) *SCSCI-10 Statistics for Social Science
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Access Firehouse magazine and Fire Engineering magazine from the Library's website.
LIBRARY DATABASES
KINLEC-15 Diet and Fitness
CSUGE Area C1 Arts 3
3
2. Apply to transfer to CSU BS Program Fire Protection Administration.
COMPLETE AN EDUCATIONAL PLAN WITH A COUNSELOR
Explore opportunities & learn about career goals.SEE A FACULTY ADVISOR
Inform Counselor of your area of interest.
Sign up for tutoring or attend a workshop each semester.VISIT THE SUCCESS CENTERS
Attend a workshop at the Career Center.
Update your ed plan with a counselor.REVIEW MAJOR PREPARATION
EXPLORE CAREER PATHS
EXPLORE INTERNSHIPS AND SERVICE LEARNING
COMPLETE A GRADUATION CHECKVisit a counselor or GPS Center for a graduation check.
Go to the Career Center for job search strategies, resume assistance, and interview preparation.
APPLY FOR GRADUATION THROUGH THE PORTAL
VISIT THE CAREER CENTER
Counseling:Transfer Center:
Career Center: (909) 652-6511
(909) 652-6200(909) 652-6233
https://www.chaffey.edu/faculty_advisorFaculty Advising: [email protected]
This map earns the Certificate of Achievement: Professional Firefighter.
Public Service, Culture, and Society
ACADEMIC MAPFire Technology: Fire Prevention Inspector Certificate
This program map indicates the recommended coursework by term that are needed to fulfill your certificate in less than two years if enrolled full-time (approximately 15 units per term). Program completion within this timeframe is dependent on your schedule availability and when courses are offered. Please see a Counselor to develop your educational plan and determine appropriate work/life/school balance.
*English and Mathematics placement relies on high school performance data. Direct placement into transfer-level English (ENGL 1A) and Mathematics (for quantitative reasoning) provides the most efficient path to a degree or certificate.
2019-2020
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SEMESTER 1 UNITS 1
TOTAL UNITS: 12
SEMESTER 2 UNITS 2
TOTAL UNITS: 12.5
FIRETEC-2 Fire Behavior and Combustion FIRETEC-3 Fire Protection Systems FIRETEC-1 Principles of Emergency Services
FIRETEC-12 Occupational Safety and Health for Emergency Services FIRETEC-420 Fire Inspector 1A - Duties and Administration FIRETEC-421 Fire Inspector 1B - Fire and Life Safety
33
3
3
2
2
APPLY FOR GRADUATION THROUGH THE PORTAL
Go to the Career Center for job search strategies, resume assistance, and interview preparation.
VISIT THE CAREER CENTER
FINISHED!
FIRETEC-5 Fire Prevention 3
FIRETEC-422 Fire Inspector 1C - Field Inspection FIRETEC-423 Fire Inspector 1D - Field Inspection California Specific FIRETEC-4 Building Construction for Fire Protection
1.5
1
3
FIRETEC 1 AND 5 - RECOMMENDED NOT REQUIRED
Access Firehouse magazine and Fire Engineering magazine from the Library's website.
LIBRARY DATABASES
KEEP YOUR CALIFORNIA FIRE TRAINING CERTIFICATE
Counseling:Transfer Center:
Career Center: (909) 652-6511
(909) 652-6200(909) 652-6233
https://www.chaffey.edu/faculty_advisorFaculty Advising: [email protected]
My Checklist
EXPLORE CAREER PATHSAttend a workshop at the Career Center.
COMPLETE AN EDUCATIONAL PLAN WITH A COUNSELORInform Counselor of your area of interest.Pu
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ACADEMIC MAPGeography AA-T (IGETC)
This program map indicates the major coursework and recommended general educational courses by term that are needed to fulfill your degree in two years if enrolled full-time (approximately 15 units per term). Program completion within this timeframe is dependent on your schedule availability and when courses are offered. Transfer requirements vary based on institution. Please see a Counselor to develop your educational plan and determine appropriate work/life/school balance.
2019-2020
START HERE
SEMESTER 1 UNITS 1
TOTAL UNITS: 16
SEMESTER 2 UNITS 2
TOTAL UNITS: 14
SEMESTER 3 UNITS 3
TOTAL UNITS: 16
SEMESTER 4 UNITS 4
TOTAL UNITS: 15
GEOG-1 World Regional Geography GEOG-4 Physical Geography*ENGL-1A Composition ASTRON-35 Planets and the Solar System
GEOG-11 Human Geography GEOG-5 Physical Geography Lab ENGL-1B Advanced Composition and Critical Thinking *STAT-10 Elementary Statistics
GEOG-3 Geography of California HIST-37 California History GEOG-6 Environmental Geography BIOL-2 Environmental Biology
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33
3
GEOG-10 Cultural Geography of North America OR GEOG 2 Intro. to Weather, Climate, and SocietyHIST-18 United States History From 1865PS-1 American Politics ANTHRO-3 Introduction to Social and Cultural Anthropology
My Checklist
FINISHED!
Explore opportunities & learn about career goals.SEE A FACULTY ADVISOR
Attend the Transfer Fair, transfer workshops, and meet with university representatives.Complete your transfer applications.
APPLY FOR TRANSFER
Go to the Career Center for job search strategies, resume assistance, and interview preparation.
APPLY FOR GRADUATION THROUGH THE PORTAL
VISIT THE CAREER CENTER
Visit a counselor or GPS Center for a graduation check.COMPLETE A GRADUATION CHECK
UPDATE TRANSFER APPLICATIONS Submit required documents to the transfer institutions.
*English and Mathematics placement relies on high school performance data. Direct placement into transfer-level English (ENGL 1A) and Mathematics (for quantitative reasoning) provides the most efficient path to a degree or certificate.
COMSTD-8 Fundamentals of Speech Communication3
HIST-2 World History: 1500 to Present 3
HIST-1 World History: Pre-Civilization to 1500 3
3IGETC Arts
PRE-REGISTRATION CHECKLISTSubmit official high school transcripts.
Check with a counselor to verify language other than English.
Visit the transfer center and register for a university or campus tour.
Update your ed plan with a counselor.REVIEW MAJOR PREPARATION
START A TRANSFER CHECK
Counseling:Transfer Center:
Career Center: (909) 652-6511
(909) 652-6200(909) 652-6233
https://www.chaffey.edu/faculty_advisorFaculty Advising: [email protected]
COMPLETE AN EDUCATIONAL PLAN WITH A COUNSELORInform Counselor of your area of interest.
Public Service, Culture, and Society
ACADEMIC MAPGerontology AS (IGETC)
This program map indicates the major coursework and recommended general educational courses by term that are needed to fulfill your degree in two years if enrolled full-time (approximately 15 units per term). Program completion within this timeframe is dependent on your schedule availability and when courses are offered. Transfer requirements vary based on institution. Please see a Counselor to develop your educational plan and determine appropriate work/life/school balance.
2019-2020
START HERE
SEMESTER 1 UNITS 1
TOTAL UNITS: 18
SEMESTER 2 UNITS 2
TOTAL UNITS: 16
SEMESTER 3 UNITS 3
TOTAL UNITS: 17
SEMESTER 4 UNITS 4
TOTAL UNITS: 15
GERO-11 Introduction to Gerontology GERO-404 Health and Wellness for Older AdultsGERO-455 Resources and Services for Older Adults *ENGL-1A Composition
GERO-22 Dying and Death GERO-400 Principles of Caregiving: Older Adults and their Care IGETC Area 2- Mathematics ENGL-1B Advanced Composition and Critical Thinking
GERO-18 Aging and the Life CourseGERO-23 Aging and Older Adulthood HIST-18 United States History From 1865 ANTHRO-1 AND 1L Biological Anthropology with Lab
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33
3
3
GERO-497ABCD - Gerontology Career Experience InternshipESC-5 Oceanography PHIL-72 Seminar in Ethics COMSTD-74 Intercultural Communication (if planning to transfer)SOC-18 Sociology of Aging (if planning to transfer)
My Checklist
FINISHED!
Visit the transfer center and register for a university or campus tour.
Update your ed plan with a counselor.REVIEW MAJOR PREPARATION
START A TRANSFER CHECK
Attend the Transfer Fair, transfer workshops, and meet with university representatives.Complete your transfer applications.
APPLY FOR TRANSFER
Go to the Career Center for job search strategies, resume assistance, and interview preparation.
APPLY FOR GRADUATION THROUGH THE PORTAL
VISIT THE CAREER CENTER
See a counselor to review transfer requirements.
Visit a counselor or GPS Center for a graduation check.COMPLETE A GRADUATION CHECK
UPDATE TRANSFER APPLICATIONS Submit required documents to the transfer institutions.
SUMMERPSYCH-25 Developmental Psychology Adult & Aging
*English and Mathematics placement relies on high school performance data. Direct placement into transfer-level English (ENGL 1A) and Mathematics (for quantitative reasoning) provides the most efficient path to a degree or certificate.
TOTAL UNITS: 6
3
MUSIC-4 Music Appreciation 3
PS-1 American Politics 3
PHIL-70 Introduction to Philosophy 3
Elective (transferable-if planning to transfer)COMSTD-8 Speech Communication
13
(if planning to transfer)
KINLEC-16 First Aid 3(provides standard CPR certification
needed for the Community Caregiver Certificate)
Discuss careers in aging and/or how you can integrate gerontology into another discipline that interests you.
MEET A GERONTOLOGY PROFESSOR
CONGRATULATIONS!You have earned a Gerontology AS & Certificate and a Community Caregiver Certificate.
Counseling:Transfer Center:
Career Center: (909) 652-6511
(909) 652-6200(909) 652-6233
https://www.chaffey.edu/faculty_advisorFaculty Advising: [email protected]
Explore opportunities & learn about career goals.SEE A FACULTY ADVISOR
COMPLETE AN EDUCATIONAL PLAN WITH A COUNSELORInform Counselor of your area of interest.
This map earns the Gerontology Certificate and a Community Caregiver Certificate.
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ACADEMIC MAPHistory AA-T (IGETC)
This program map indicates the major coursework and recommended general educational courses by term that are needed to fulfill your degree in two years if enrolled full-time (approximately 15 units per term). Program completion within this timeframe is dependent on your schedule availability and when courses are offered. Transfer requirements vary based on institution. Please see a Counselor to develop your educational plan and determine appropriate work/life/school balance.
2019-2020
START HERE
SEMESTER 1 UNITS 1
TOTAL UNITS: 16
SEMESTER 2 UNITS 2
TOTAL UNITS: 16
SEMESTER 3 UNITS 3
TOTAL UNITS: 15
SEMESTER 4 UNITS 4
TOTAL UNITS: 15
History Elective from History AA-T List B-Group 1*ENGL-1A Composition *STAT-10 OR SCSCI-10 Elementary Statistics or Statistics for Social Science
PS-1 American Politics
ENGL-1B Advanced Composition and Critical ThinkingGEOG-4 AND GEOG-5 Physical Geography and Lab
IGETC AREA 3A ART HISTORY COURSE
HIST-1 OR 5** - World History: Pre-Civilization or Early Western CivilizationsHIST-17 United States History Through 1877 ANTHRO-1 Introduction To Biological Anthropology
Elective (e.g., History, Humanities, or Literature Course)
33
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HIST-2 OR 6** - World History: Pre-Civilization OR Early Western CivilizationsHIST-18 United States History From 1865
ECON-7 Economic History of the United StatesELECTIVE: Philosophy Course
3
*English and Mathematics placement relies on high school performance data. Direct placement into transfer-level English (ENGL 1A) and Mathematics (for quantitative reasoning) provides the most efficient path to a degree or certificate.
FINISHED!
Visit the transfer center and register for a university or campus tour.
REVIEW MAJOR PREPARATION
START A TRANSFER CHECK
Attend the Transfer Fair, transfer workshops, and meet with university representatives.Complete your transfer applications.
APPLY FOR TRANSFER
Go to the Career Center for job search strategies, resume assistance, and interview preparation.
APPLY FOR GRADUATION THROUGH THE PORTAL
VISIT THE CAREER CENTER
My Checklist
Visit a counselor or GPS Center for a graduation check.COMPLETE A GRADUATION CHECK
UPDATE TRANSFER APPLICATIONS Submit required documents to the transfer institutions.
PRE-REGISTRATION CHECKLISTSubmit official high school transcripts.Check with a counselor to verify language other than English.
COMSTD-2, 6, or 8-Fundamentals of Effective Speaking, Small Group Communication, or Fundamentals of Speech Communication
3
Elective (e.g., History, Humanities, or Literature Course) 3
HIST-7, 9, or 10 History of the Middle East, History of Asian Civilization I, OR History of Asian Civilizations II (Recommended for the UC path)
Check with a Counselor to determine which courses to take.**TRANSFERRING TO A UC?
History Elective from History AA-T List B-Group 2
Elective (e.g., History, Humanities, or Literature Course)
Counseling:Transfer Center:
Career Center: (909) 652-6511
(909) 652-6200(909) 652-6233
https://www.chaffey.edu/faculty_advisorFaculty Advising: [email protected]
Explore opportunities & learn about career goals.SEE A FACULTY ADVISOR
COMPLETE AN EDUCATIONAL PLAN WITH A COUNSELORInform Counselor of your area of interest.
Update your ed plan with a counselor.
Public Service, Culture, and Society
ACADEMIC MAPPhilosophy AA-T (IGETC)
This program map indicates the major coursework and recommended general educational courses by term that are needed to fulfill your degree in two years if enrolled full-time (approximately 15 units per term). Program completion within this timeframe is dependent on your schedule availability and when courses are offered. Transfer requirements vary based on institution. Please see a Counselor to develop your educational plan and determine appropriate work/life/school balance.
*English and Mathematics placement relies on high school performance data. Direct placement into transfer-level English (ENGL 1A) and Mathematics (for quantitative reasoning) provides the most efficient path to a degree or certificate.
2019-2020
START HERE
SEMESTER 1 UNITS 1
TOTAL UNITS: 16
SEMESTER 2 UNITS 2
TOTAL UNITS: 16
SEMESTER 3 UNITS 3
TOTAL UNITS: 15
SEMESTER 4 UNITS 4
TOTAL UNITS: 15
PHIL-70 Introduction to PhilosophyPS-1 American Politics *ENGL-1A Composition COMSTD-8 Fundamentals of Speech Communication *MATH-25 College Algebra
PHIL-72 Seminar in Ethics PHIL-76 Critical Thinking ENGL-1B Advanced Composition and Critical Thinking BIOL-2 Environmental Biology PSYCH-1 Introduction to Psychology
**ARTH-3 Western Art from Prehistory - Middle Ages**HIST-5 Early Western Civilization **PHIL-77 History of Philosophy: Ancient-Medieval PHIL-80 Introduction to Religion ENGL Literature Class: ENGL 70A, 70B, 75A, or 75B
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PHIL-75 Symbolic Logic ASTRON-26 Stars and Galaxies ANTHRO-3 Introduction to Social and Cultural Anthropology HIST-17 U.S History Through 1877 or HIST-18 U.S. History From 1865Philosophy Elective
Visit the transfer center and register for a university or campus tour.
Update your ed plan with a counselor.REVIEW MAJOR PREPARATION
START A TRANSFER CHECK
Attend the Transfer Fair, transfer workshops, and meet with university representatives.Complete your transfer applications.
APPLY FOR TRANSFER
Go to the Career Center for job search strategies, resume assistance, and interview preparation.
APPLY FOR GRADUATION THROUGH THE PORTAL
VISIT THE CAREER CENTER
My Checklist
FINISHED!
Visit a counselor or GPS Center for a graduation check.COMPLETE A GRADUATION CHECK
UPDATE TRANSFER APPLICATIONS Submit required documents to the transfer institution(s).
PRE-REGISTRATION CHECKLISTSubmit official high school transcripts.
Check with a counselor to verify language other than English.
ARTH-5 Western Art from Renaissance-ContemporaryHIST-6 Modern Western CivilizationsPHIL-76 History of Philosophy: Modern
**OR TAKE THE MODERN BUNDLE BELOW:
Counseling:Transfer Center:
Career Center: (909) 652-6511
(909) 652-6200(909) 652-6233
https://www.chaffey.edu/faculty_advisorFaculty Advising: [email protected]
Explore opportunities & learn about career goals.SEE A FACULTY ADVISOR
COMPLETE AN EDUCATIONAL PLAN WITH A COUNSELORInform Counselor of your area of interest.
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ACADEMIC MAPPhilosophy: Religious Studies AA (IGETC)
This program map indicates the major coursework and recommended general educational courses by term that are needed to fulfill your degree in two years if enrolled full-time (approximately 15 units per term). Program completion within this timeframe is dependent on your schedule availability and when courses are offered. Transfer requirements vary based on institution. Please see a Counselor to develop your educational plan and determine appropriate work/life/school balance.
2019-2020
START HERE
SEMESTER 1 UNITS 1
TOTAL UNITS: 16
SEMESTER 2 UNITS 2
TOTAL UNITS: 16
SEMESTER 3 UNITS 3
TOTAL UNITS: 15
SEMESTER 4 UNITS 4
TOTAL UNITS: 13-15
PHIL-70 Introduction to Philosophy PS-1 American Politics *ENGL-1A Composition
*MATH-25 College Algebra
PHIL-80 Introduction of Religion PHIL-76 Critical Thinking ENGL-1B Advanced Composition and Critical Thinking BIOL-2 Environmental Biology PSYCH-1 Introduction to Psychology
**ARTH-3 Western Art from Prehistory - Middle Ages**HIST-5 Early Western Civilization **PHIL-77 History of Philosophy: Ancient-Medieval PHIL-81 Introduction to Eastern Philosophy ENGL Literature: ENGL 70A, 70B, 75A, or 75B
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PHIL-72 Seminar in Ethics PHIL-82 Introduction to Monotheistic Religions:Judaism/Christianity/Islam
ANTHRO-3 Introduction to Social and Cultural Anthropology
ELECTIVE *English and Mathematics placement relies on high school performance data. Direct placement into transfer-level English (ENGL 1A) and Mathematics (for quantitative reasoning) provides the most efficient path to a degree or certificate.
Visit the transfer center and register for a university or campus tour.
Update your ed plan with a counselor.REVIEW MAJOR PREPARATION
START A TRANSFER CHECK
Attend the Transfer Fair, transfer workshops, and meet with university representatives.Complete your transfer applications.
APPLY FOR TRANSFER
Go to the Career Center for job search strategies, resume assistance, and interview preparation.
APPLY FOR GRADUATION THROUGH THE PORTAL
VISIT THE CAREER CENTER
My Checklist
FINISHED!
Visit a counselor or GPS Center for a graduation check.COMPLETE A GRADUATION CHECK
UPDATE TRANSFER APPLICATIONS Submit required documents to the transfer institutions.
PRE-REGISTRATION CHECKLISTSubmit official high school transcripts.Check with a counselor to verify language other than English.
ARTH-5 Western Art from Renaissance-ContemporaryHIST-6 Modern Western CivilizationsPHIL-76 History of Philosophy: Modern
**OR TAKE THE MODERN BUNDLE BELOW:
3ASTRON-26 Stars and Galaxies
COMSTD-8 Fundamentals of Speech Communication
Counseling:Transfer Center:
Career Center: (909) 652-6511
(909) 652-6200(909) 652-6233
https://www.chaffey.edu/faculty_advisorFaculty Advising: [email protected]
Explore opportunities & learn about career goals.SEE A FACULTY ADVISOR
COMPLETE AN EDUCATIONAL PLAN WITH A COUNSELORInform Counselor of your area of interest.
Public Service, Culture, and Society
ACADEMIC MAPPolitical Science AA-T (IGETC)
This program map indicates the major coursework and recommended general educational courses by term that are needed to fulfill your degree in two years if enrolled full-time (approximately 15 units per term). Program completion within this timeframe is dependent on your schedule availability and when courses are offered. Transfer requirements vary based on institution. Please see a Counselor to develop your educational plan and determine appropriate work/life/school balance.
2019-2020
START HERE
SEMESTER 1 UNITS 1
TOTAL UNITS: 15
SEMESTER 2 UNITS 2
TOTAL UNITS: 16
SEMESTER 3 UNITS 3
TOTAL UNITS: 15
SEMESTER 4 UNITS 4
TOTAL UNITS: 16
PS-1 American Politics PS-2 Introduction to Political Science PS-4 Political Theory *ENGL-1A Composition COMSTD-2 Fundamentals of Effective Speaking
PS-7 International Relations PS-21 Urban Politics *STAT-10 Elementary Statistics ORSCSCI-10 Statistics for Social ScienceENGL-1B Advanced Composition and Critical Thinking HIST-17 United States History Through 1877
PS-10 Comparitive Politics PS-32 Law and Society GEOG-2 Intro to Weather, Climate, and Society IGETC Area 3A - ARTS IGETC Area 3B - HUMANITIES
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PS-3 California Politics and Culture PS-25 Latino Politics
ANTHRO-1 & 1L Biological Anthropology with LabIGETC Area 3A/3B - ARTS OR HUMANITIES
*English and Mathematics placement relies on high school performance data. Direct placement into transfer-level English (ENGL 1A) and Mathematics (for quantitative reasoning) provides the most efficient path to a degree or certificate.
Visit the transfer center and register for a university or campus tour.
Update your ed plan with a counselor.REVIEW MAJOR PREPARATION
START A TRANSFER CHECK
Attend the Transfer Fair, transfer workshops, and meet with university representatives.Complete your transfer applications.
APPLY FOR TRANSFER
Go to the Career Center for job search strategies, resume assistance, and interview preparation.
APPLY FOR GRADUATION THROUGH THE PORTAL
VISIT THE CAREER CENTER
My Checklist
FINISHED!
Visit a counselor or GPS Center for a graduation check.COMPLETE A GRADUATION CHECK
UPDATE TRANSFER APPLICATIONS Submit required documents to the transfer institutions.
PRE-REGISTRATION CHECKLISTSubmit official high school transcripts.
Check with a counselor to verify language other than English.
3ECON-2 Principles of Macroeconomics
Counseling:Transfer Center:
Career Center: (909) 652-6511
(909) 652-6200(909) 652-6233
https://www.chaffey.edu/faculty_advisorFaculty Advising: [email protected]
Explore opportunities & learn about career goals.SEE A FACULTY ADVISOR
COMPLETE AN EDUCATIONAL PLAN WITH A COUNSELORInform Counselor of your area of interest.
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ACADEMIC MAPPsychology AA-T (IGETC)
This program map indicates the major coursework and recommended general educational courses by term that are needed to fulfill your degree in two years if enrolled full-time (approximately 15 units per term). Program completion within this timeframe is dependent on your schedule availability and when courses are offered. Transfer requirements vary based on institution. Please see a Counselor to develop your educational plan and determine appropriate work/life/school balance.
2019-2020
START HERE
SEMESTER 1 UNITS 1
TOTAL UNITS: 16
SEMESTER 2 UNITS 2
TOTAL UNITS: 16
SEMESTER 3 UNITS 3
TOTAL UNITS: 16
SEMESTER 4 UNITS 4
TOTAL UNITS: 14
PSYCH-1 Introduction to Psychology PSYCH-25 Developmental Psychology: Lifespan DevelopmentBIOL-1 General Biology *ENGL-1A Composition IGETC ARTS
PSYCH-41 Biological Psychology PSYCH-55 Abnormal Psychology ENGL-1B Advanced Composition and Critical Thinking *MATH-25 College Algebra SOC-10 Introduction to Sociology
*SCSCI-10 Statistics for Social Science PSYCH-65 Social Psychology
COMSTD-8 Fundamentals of Speech CommunicationPHIL-70 Introduction to Philosophy HIST-2 World History: 1500 to Present
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PSYCH-80 Research Methods in Psychology ANTHRO-3 Introduction to Social and Cultural Anthropology
PSYCH-5 Personal and Social Awareness*English and Mathematics placement relies on high school performance data. Direct placement into transfer-level English (ENGL 1A) and Mathematics (for quantitative reasoning) provides the most efficient path to a degree or certificate.
Visit the transfer center and register for a university or campus tour.
Update your ed plan with a counselor.REVIEW MAJOR PREPARATION
START A TRANSFER CHECK
Attend the Transfer Fair, transfer workshops, and meet with university representatives.Complete your transfer applications.
APPLY FOR TRANSFER
Go to the Career Center for job search strategies, resume assistance, and interview preparation.
APPLY FOR GRADUATION THROUGH THE PORTAL
VISIT THE CAREER CENTER
My Checklist
FINISHED!
Visit a counselor or GPS Center for a graduation check.COMPLETE A GRADUATION CHECK
UPDATE TRANSFER APPLICATIONS Submit required documents to the transfer institutions.
PRE-REGISTRATION CHECKLISTSubmit official high school transcripts.Check with a counselor to verify language other than English.
4CHEM-10 Introduction to Chemistry
3
Counseling:Transfer Center:
Career Center: (909) 652-6511
(909) 652-6200(909) 652-6233
https://www.chaffey.edu/faculty_advisorFaculty Advising: [email protected]
Explore opportunities & learn about career goals.SEE A FACULTY ADVISOR
COMPLETE AN EDUCATIONAL PLAN WITH A COUNSELORInform Counselor of your area of interest.
Public Service, Culture, and Society
ACADEMIC MAPSocial Justice Studies AA-T (IGETC)
This program map indicates the major coursework and recommended general educational courses by term that are needed to fulfill your degree in two years if enrolled full-time (approximately 15 units per term). Program completion within this timeframe is dependent on your schedule availability and when courses are offered. Transfer requirements vary based on institution. Please see a Counselor to develop your educational plan and determine appropriate work/life/school balance.
2019-2020
START HERE
SEMESTER 1 UNITS 1
TOTAL UNITS: 15
SEMESTER 2 UNITS 2
TOTAL UNITS: 13
SEMESTER 3 UNITS 3
TOTAL UNITS: 16
SEMESTER 4 UNITS 4
TOTAL UNITS: 16
SOC-10 Introduction to Sociology *ENGL-1A Composition COMSTD-6 Fundamentals of Small Group Communication PHIL-80 Introduction to Religion PS-1 American Politics
SOC-33 Introduction to Social Studies *SCSCI-10 Statistics for Social Science SOC-15 Ethnic and Race Relations: U.S. and Global PerspectiveENGL-1B Advanced Composition and Critical Thinking
SOC-30 Introduction to LGBTQ Studies SOC-32 Introduction to Women Studies HIST-25 Women in United States History ANTHRO-1 and 1L Biological Anthropology with LabSocial Justice Studies Elective
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SOC-80 Introduction to Research Methods and Sociology GEOG-2 Introduction to Weather, Climate, and Society
ARTH-3 Western Art from Prehistory to Middle AgesSocial Justice Studies Elective
*English and Mathematics placement relies on high school performance data. Direct placement into transfer-level English (ENGL 1A) and Mathematics (for quantitative reasoning) provides the most efficient path to a degree or certificate.
Visit the transfer center and register for a university or campus tour.
REVIEW MAJOR PREPARATION
START A TRANSFER CHECK
Attend the Transfer Fair, transfer workshops, and meet with university representatives.Complete your transfer applications.
APPLY FOR TRANSFER
Go to the Career Center for job search strategies, resume assistance, and interview preparation.
APPLY FOR GRADUATION THROUGH THE PORTAL
VISIT THE CAREER CENTER
My Checklist
FINISHED!
Visit a counselor or GPS Center for a graduation check.COMPLETE A GRADUATION CHECK
PRE-REGISTRATION CHECKLISTSubmit official high school transcripts.Check with a counselor to verify language other than English.
3HIST-18 United States History from 1865
VISIT THE CENTER FOR CULTURAL AND SOCIAL JUSTICE ON CAMPUS
VISIT THE MULTIDISCIPLINARY SUCCESS CENTERTake advantage of sociology tutoring.
APPLY FOR FOUNDATION & STUDENT GOVERNMENT SCHOLARSHIPS
Schedule an appointment with a counselor to complete degree application.
Get assistance with submitting final transfer documentation.VISIT TRANSFER CENTER
Update your ed plan with a counselor.
Counseling:Transfer Center:
Career Center: (909) 652-6511
(909) 652-6200(909) 652-6233
https://www.chaffey.edu/faculty_advisorFaculty Advising: [email protected]
Explore opportunities & learn about career goals.SEE A FACULTY ADVISOR
COMPLETE AN EDUCATIONAL PLAN WITH A COUNSELORInform Counselor of your area of interest.
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ACADEMIC MAPSociology AA-T (IGETC)
SEMESTER 1 UNITS 1
This program map indicates the major coursework and recommended general educational courses by term that are needed to fulfill your degree in two years if enrolled full-time (approximately 15 units per term). Program completion within this timeframe is dependent on your schedule availability and when courses are offered. Transfer requirements vary based on institution. Please see a Counselor to develop your educational plan and determine appropriate work/life/school balance.
TOTAL UNITS: 15
SEMESTER 2 UNITS 2
TOTAL UNITS: 13
SEMESTER 3 UNITS 3
TOTAL UNITS: 16
SEMESTER 4 UNITS 4
TOTAL UNITS: 16
SOC-10 Introduction to Sociology *ENGL-1A Composition COMSTD-6 Fundamentals of Small Group Communication PHIL-80 Introduction to Religion PS-1 American Politics
SOC-16 Marriage, Family, and Relationships*SCSCI-10 Statistics for Social Science SOC-15 Ethnic and Race Relations: U.S. and Global PerspectiveENGL-1B Advanced Composition and Critical Thinking
SOC-70 Social ProblemsSOC-14 Sociology of Gender HIST-25 Women in United States History ANTHRO-1 and 1L Biological Anthropology with LabSociology Elective
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SOC-80 Introduction to Research Methods and Sociology GEOG-2 Introduction to Weather, Climate, and Society
Sociology ElectiveCINEMA-25 Survey of World Cinema or CINEMA-26 Survey of American Cinemas
*English and Mathematics placement relies on high school performance data. Direct placement into transfer-level English (ENGL 1A) and Mathematics (for quantitative reasoning) provides the most efficient path to a degree or certificate.
Visit the transfer center and register for a university or campus tour.
Update your ed plan with a counselor.REVIEW MAJOR PREPARATION
START A TRANSFER CHECK
Attend the Transfer Fair, transfer workshops, and meet with university representatives.Complete your transfer applications.
APPLY FOR TRANSFER
Go to the Career Center for job search strategies, resume assistance, and interview preparation.
APPLY FOR GRADUATION THROUGH THE PORTAL
VISIT THE CAREER CENTER
2019-2020
My Checklist
FINISHED!
Visit a counselor or GPS Center for a graduation check.COMPLETE A GRADUATION CHECK
PRE-REGISTRATION CHECKLISTSubmit official high school transcripts.Check with a counselor to verify language other than English.
3HIST-18 United States History From 1865
VISIT THE CENTER FOR CULTURAL AND SOCIAL JUSTICE ON CAMPUS
VISIT THE MULTIDISCIPLINARY SUCCESS CENTERTake advantage of sociology tutoring.
APPLY FOR FOUNDATION & STUDENT GOVERNMENT SCHOLARSHIPS
Schedule an appointment with a counselor to complete degree application.
Get assistance with submitting final transfer documentation.VISIT TRANSFER CENTER
Counseling:Transfer Center:
Career Center: (909) 652-6511
(909) 652-6200(909) 652-6233
https://www.chaffey.edu/faculty_advisorFaculty Advising: [email protected]
Explore opportunities & learn about career goals.SEE A FACULTY ADVISOR
COMPLETE AN EDUCATIONAL PLAN WITH A COUNSELORInform Counselor of your area of interest.
Public Service, Culture, and Society