Liberal Studies - California State University, Chico

California State University, Chico
MAJOR ACADEMIC PLAN (MAP)
(Consult 2005-07 University Catalog for official degree program)

Major: Liberal Studies Option: GLIB- General (Pre-Credential) Online
Number of Units in Major: 98 units

Lower Division CSU, Chico courses to be taken at a community college : the courses in parentheses are the CSU, Chico courses: use Assist.org to find comparable classes
Concepts in Biology w/ Lab (BIOL 101)		Ancient Civilizations (HIST 101)
Concepts & Structures of Mathematics (MATH 110)*		Socio-Cultural Context of Psyc. Development (PSYC 151)
Concepts & Structures of Mathematics (MATH 111)*		Medieval/ Modern Civilizations (HIST 102)
Intro to Humanities (HUMN 100)		Children's Literature in Performance (THEA 311)
Any area A3 equivalent (PHIL 102)*		Speech or Small group, Communication (CMST 131 or 132) *
Concepts of Phys. Science w/Lab (GEOS 141)		Academic Writing (ENGL 130) *
Government; local/state/national (POLS 155)		US History (HIST 130)

* = Must earn a C- or better is required

Upper division Chico courses not available online that have lower division equivalents at community college:

Field Biology w/ Lab (BIOL 342)

Concepts in Earth and Space Science w/Lab (GEOS 342)

38 lower-division units + 6 lower division equivalents to upper division units = 44 units

Students that complete all of the online courses at CSU, Chico listed on the following page, will have completed 54 upper division units at Chico (satisfying the 30 units required at CSU, Chico , the 40 upper-division unit requirement, and the 50 units required outside of a community college). Plus the 44 units from community colleges = 98 units.

The remaining 22 elective units needed to complete the 120 unit requirement for the BA may be satisfied with community college courses, Chico courses and/or courses from another four-year university.

To see if you can take the equivalents to the lower and upper division classes, check online at www.Assist.org or contact a Liberal Studies Online advisor at lsonadv@csuchico.edu .

Fall I		Spring I		Comments
ENGL 333 - WP [*1] Advanced Composition for Teachers	3	ENGL 341: Reading Literature	3	[1] - Must earn a C- or better in order to graduate. [2] See LBST 45 hour public school experience guidelines Apply to graduate by May 15.
SOSC 301: Spatial (Geographical) Concepts	3	SOSC 302 (Ethnic) Temporal Concepts; California Ethnic History	3
45 hrs of guided classroom experience(Can be met through EDTE 255 )[*2] (0-2 units)	2	ENGL 371: Principles of English Language (Linguistics)	3
EDTE 302: Access & Equity in Education	3	KINE 302: Foundations of Childhood Physical Education	3
MATH 310: Patterns & Structures in Mathematics	3	RECR 448: Methods and Materials for Environmental Education (Area of Concentration)	3
TOTAL	14	TOTAL	15

Fall II		Spring II		Comments
PSYC 355: Child & Adolescent Psychology	3	PSYC 414: Psychology of Teaching	3	Apply to Credential program of your choice. Apply to Graduate School . - not currently available online through CSU, Chico*
ENGL 470: Second Language Acquisition	3	HCSV 450: Health Science for Elem. Teachers	3
PSSC 390: Food Forever (Area of Concentration)	3	ARTS 493: Art Education in Elementary & Middle Schools Or MUSC 326: Music for Children	3
PHIL 329*: Environmental Ethics (Area of Concentration)	3	GEOS 330: Environmental Science (Area of Concentration)	3
SOSC 303 (Nonwestern) Cultural Concepts	3	Elective	3
TOTAL	15	TOTAL	15	120 units required for degree.

Possible CSU, Chico elective courses available on-line are :

RELS 358 (F) Teaching About Religion in Public Schools
SPED 343 (F) Overview of Special Education
BLMC 536 (offered online starting M06) Introduction to Multicultural Education
EDTE 520 (F) [Department of Education credential prerequisite] Fundamentals of Teaching Practice
GEOG 303 (F & S) Geography and World Affairs
EDTE 301 (F & S) Democracy in American Public Schools

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Liberal Studies Student Association
(LSSA)

Seminar Series

Thurs., Nov. 16th
6:00pm
MODOC 120

Food, Fun & Friends!

Convocations 2006-2007

ANNOUCEMENTS

Liberal Studies Student Association(LSSA)

Seminar Series

Thurs., Nov. 16th 6:00pm MODOC 120

Food, Fun & Friends!

Liberal Studies Student Association
(LSSA)

Thurs., Nov. 16th
6:00pm
MODOC 120