CSU, CHICO GENERAL EDUCATION PLANNING SHEET...GEOG 101(W), JOUR 130(W), PSYC 100 CMST 131 255 BIOL...
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FRESHMAN SUMMER ORIENTATION MathemaƟcs/QuanƟtaƟve Reasoning BSIS 111; FINA 101; MATH 101, 105 *MATH 107, 108, 109, 110, 116, 118, 119, 120 (C– or beƩer required) DIVERSITY REQUIREMENT COMPLETE 1 COURSE FROM EACH AREA US HISTORY, CONSTITUTION & AMERICAN IDEALS COMPLETE 1 COURSE FROM EACH AREA WRITING ACROSS THE CURRICULUM REQUIREMENT COMPLETE 4 SEPARATE COURSES ‐ SEE DPR FOR COURSE SELECTION GE FOUNDATION COMPLETE 1 COURSE FROM EACH AREA CSU, CHICO GENERAL EDUCATION PLANNING SHEET Life Science ANTH 111; BIOL/SCED 102, BIOL 103, 104, 105; CIVL 175; PSSC 101 *BIOL 151, 152, 153 LAB REQUIREMENT MET * Advanced course subsƟtuƟons Physical Science CHEM 100; GEOG 101(W); GEOS 101, 110, 130; SCED 101; PHYS 100 *CHEM 107, 108, 111, GEOS 102 PHYS 202A , 204A A4 MET IN PROGRESS NEEDED USD United States Diversity GC Global Cultures HIST United States History HIST 130 POLS ConsƟtuƟon & American Ideals POLS 155 A1 Oral CommunicaƟon CMST 131, 132 (C– or beƩer required) A2 WriƩen CommunicaƟon ENGL 130W, 130EW, 130PW; JOUR 130W (C– or beƩer required) CriƟcal Thinking CMST 255; GEOS 104; PHIL 102, 102E; PSYC 100 (C– or beƩer required) A3 B1 B2 MET IN PROGRESS NEEDED Academic Advising Programs Student Services Center 220 [email protected] 530 ‐ 898 ‐ 5712 www.csuchico.edu/aap W1 GE WriƩen CommunicaƟon course ENGL 130W, 130EW, 130PW; JOUR 130W W2 A lower or upper division WriƟng (W) course ____________________________ Consult DPR and your advisor for course selecƟon ____________________________ W3 Consult DPR and your advisor for course selecƟon ____________________________ W4 TOP 5 TIPS WHEN CHOOSING CLASSES 1. If possible, maintain balance between GE and major courses. Try not to do all of one type all at once . 2. If possible, double count your classes by using your lower division GE Pathway Courses (see reverse side) to satisfy Diversity Requirements and Writing Requirements. (Marked with USD , GC , and/or W) 3. If possible, double count your classes by taking Major Classes within General Education. 4. When you evaluate final class schedule; consider the amount of units you plan to take, the difficulty of the classes, and your own abilities. 5. Use GE as a way of exploring areas the interest you! List your top 3 back up classes: Top 5 classes you want to take in Fall 2020:
Transcript of CSU, CHICO GENERAL EDUCATION PLANNING SHEET...GEOG 101(W), JOUR 130(W), PSYC 100 CMST 131 255 BIOL...
FRESHMAN
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Mathema cs/Quan ta ve ReasoningBSIS 111; FINA 101; MATH 101, 105
*MATH 107, 108, 109,110, 116, 118, 119, 120
(C– or be er required)
DIVERSITY REQUIREMENT COMPLETE 1 COURSE FROM EACH AREA
US HISTORY, CONSTITUTION & AMERICAN IDEALS COMPLETE 1 COURSE FROM EACH AREA
WRITING ACROSS THE CURRICULUM REQUIREMENT COMPLETE4SEPARATECOURSES ‐ SEEDPRFORCOURSESELECTION
GE FOUNDATION COMPLETE 1 COURSE FROM EACH AREA
CSU, CHICO GENERAL EDUCATION PLANNING SHEET
Life Science ANTH 111; BIOL/SCED 102,
BIOL 103, 104, 105; CIVL 175; PSSC 101
*BIOL 151, 152, 153
LAB REQUIREMENT MET
* Advanced course subs tu ons
Physical Science CHEM 100; GEOG 101(W);
GEOS 101, 110, 130; SCED 101; PHYS 100
*CHEM 107, 108, 111, GEOS 102PHYS 202A , 204A
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United States Diversity
GC Global Cultures
HIST
United States History HIST 130
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Cons tu on & American IdealsPOLS 155
A 1 Oral Communica on
CMST 131, 132 (C– or be er required)
A 2 Wri en Communica on
ENGL 130W, 130EW, 130PW; JOUR 130W
(C– or be er required)
Cri cal Thinking CMST 255; GEOS 104;
PHIL 102, 102E; PSYC 100 (C– or be er required)
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Student Services Center 220 [email protected] 530‐898‐5712 www.csuchico.edu/aap
W 1 GE Wri en Communica on course
ENGL 130W, 130EW, 130PW;JOUR 130W
W 2 A lower or upper division
Wri ng (W) course
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Consult DPR and your advisor for course selec on
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Consult DPR and your advisor for course selec on
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TOP 5 TIPS WHEN CHOOSING CLASSES1. If possible, maintain balance between GE and major
courses. Try not to do all of one type all at once .
2. If possible, double count your classes by using your
lower division GE Pathway Courses (see reverse side)
to satisfy Diversity Requirements and Writing
Requirements. (Marked with USD, GC, and/or W)
3. If possible, double count your classes by taking Major
Classes within General Education.
4. When you evaluate final class schedule; consider the
amount of units you plan to take, the difficulty of the
classes, and your own abilities.
5. Use GE as a way of exploring areas the interest you!
List your top 3 back up classes:
Top 5 classes you want to take in Fall 2020:
FRESHMAN
SUMMER
ORIENTATION
GENERAL EDUCATION PATHWAYSOPTIONAL GE Pathway Minor: 18 Complete 6 courses from the same Pathway, each from a different disciplinary area.
3 Lower Division courses (1 may be from the Foundation Association) and 3 Upper Division courses.ANTH 111, BIOL 105, CMST 132, GEOG 101(W), JOUR 130(W), PSYC 100
CMST 131 CMST 255
BIOL 105 GEOG 101(W) GEOS 101 PSSC 101
PSYC 100 JOUR 130(W)
GEOG 101(W) GEOS 130
GEOS 101 PHIL 102, 102E PHYS 100
BIOL 103 BIOL 104 GEOS 130 PSYC 100
GEOG 101(W) GEOS 101
ANTH 111, CHEM 100, BIOL/SCED 102, GEOG 101(W) JOUR 130 (W) SCED 101
BIOL/SCED 102 CHEM 100, CIVL 175 GEOG 101(W) GEOS 110, 130 SCED 101
Lower Division GE Pathway Courses: 15 units Complete 1 course from each Disciplinary Area.
ARTH 130USD KINE 152 THEA 252
ENGL 203 HUMN 220 THEA 252
HUMN 281(W) ARTH 100GC ARTH 130USD ENGL 203
ARTH 150GC MUSC 290GC(S) THEA 251GC(F)
HUMN222(W)MUSC 292 THEA 110
ARTH 100GC KINE 152 THEA 112
ARTH 110(F) ARTH 120(S) MUSC 290GC(S) MUSC 291USD THEA 251GC(F)
CAGD 110 MADT 217(F) MADT 218(S) MUSC 294
CMGT 275 (W) THEA 252
Anyofthefollowingapprovedlanguagecoursescanbeusedtofulfill theC2requirementandmaybeappliedtowardsanyoptionalPathwayMinor:ARAB101A,ARAB102A,ARAB201,ARAB202;CHNS101A,CHNS102A,CHNS201,CHNS202;CMSD156,CMSD256;EFLN170;FREN101,FREN102,FREN201,FREN202;GERM101,GERM102,GERM201,GERM202;GREK101,GREK102;HBRW101A,HBRW102A;ITAL101,ITAL102, ITAL201, ITAL202;JAPN101,JAPN102,JAPN201,JAPN202;PORT101A,PORT102A;RUSS101A,RUSS102A,RUSS201,RUSS202;SPAN101,SPAN102,SPAN201,SPAN201N,SPAN202,SPAN202N
AIST/HIST 230USD(F) AFAM/HIST 231USD(S)ENGL 264(W)USD MCGS/RELS 224USD(W)(F) MJIS/RELS 204(W)USD
AIST/HIST 230USD(F) AFAM/HIST 231USD(S)CHLX/HIST135USD RELS 100
ENGL 220(W) PHIL 104 RELS 180
ENGL 261(W) HUMN 224 (W)GC(F) CHLX/ FLNG/ HUMN 254USD(S) RELS/WMST 275
ENGL 258(W)GC LAST 120GC HIST/MEST261GC/ RELS 202GC(F) RELS 212GC(S)
ENGL 260(W) PHIL 101 RELS 110GC
ITAL 260(W) PHIL 104 RELS 180
MJIS/RELS 205USD(F)PHIL101RELS 110GC RELS 212GC(S)
PHIL 101 PHIL 204/RELS 241 TECH 182
AIST/ENGL 252USD PHIL 129 RELS 247(W)
GEOG 102GC MCGS 155(W)USD PSYC 151USD
ECON 103 MCGS 155(W)USD POLS 112USD (F) POLS 250USD (S)
ABUS 101 PSYC 151USD MCGS/SOCI 240USD
PHHA 265 JOUR/WMST211SOCI/WMST 230
AIST/ANTH 261USD ANTH/ASST 200GC POLS 102GC WMST233GC
AIST 170USD HIST 101GC SOCI 100
ANTH 113GC PHHA 265 NFSC 200(W)USD
AAST/ ASST110(W)GC (F)
ANTH 113GC GEOG 102GC MEST110(W)GC (S)
GEOG 203(W) SOCI 100 TECH 180
GEOG 102GC HIST 105(W)GC RHPM 210
AFAM 170USD CHLX/ SOCI 157 USD (F) AAST/ SOCI 152 USD (S) GEOG 105USD
ANTH 116GC SOCI 200 SWRK 170
ANTH 112GC ECON101GEOG 105USD
ANTH 140GC SOCI 227 WMST 170USD
ECON 102 HIST 102GC LAST 110GC
ANTH 112GC GEOG 106USD POLS 101
ANTH 140GC HIST 102GC PSYC 152
ECON 102 HIST 102GC LAST 110GC
ANTH 140GC HIST 102GC JOUR 210USD
ANTH 112GC ANTH 116GC GEOG 106USD
CHLD 252USD KINE 295S RELS 264(W)GC
ENGL 240 PSYC 101 SOCI 133
NFSC 100 PSYC 101 RHPM270
CHLD 255 CMST 234 SOCI 133
CHLD 272GC INST110(W)RELS 264(W)GC
CHLD 252USD ENGL 240 PHIL 217
PHHA 160 KINE110RHPM 180
CMST 235USD INST 110(W) KINE 247GC
CSCI 102 JOUR 255(W) PHIL 207
ENVL 105(W) NFSC 100 UNIV 105(W)
Upper Division GE Pathway Courses: 9 units Select a Pathway and complete 1 course from each Disciplinary Area within that Pathway.It is recommended that you complete at least 45 semester units prior to beginning Upper Division GE.
BIOL 302(W) BIOL 323 GEOS 355
BIOL 303 BIOL 322(W) GEOS 355
GEOS 375 NFSC 310GC PSSC 390GC(F) PSSC 392GC(S)
BIOL 323 PHHA/WMST 368 MCGS/NURS 326(W)
NFSC 310GC PSSC 390GC(F)PSSC 392GC(S)
BIOL 302 (W) BIOL 322 (W) SCED 300(W)
BIOL 318 BIOL 345 NFSC 303
GEOS 355 PHHA 323 PHYS 376(W)
BIOL 303 PHYS 307 TECH 380(W)
BIOL 334 GEOS 330(W) PSSC 390GC(F) PSSC 392GC(S)
ENGL 364 (W)USD FLNG 355USD PHIL 337 (W)USD
ENGL 355(F) ENGL 356(S) PHIL 323(W)GC PHIL 341(W)GC
ENGL 330(W) HIST 341USD PHIL/RELS 339(W)
HIST/WMST 326(F) HIST/WMST 335USD(S) MCGS 310(W)USD MCGS/THEA 315USD
ENGL 353USD HIST/LAST 382(W)GC HIST 381GC RELS 332GC
ENGL 354(S) ENGL 355(F) HUMN 300(W)GC PHIL 303(W)(F) PHIL 340(W)(S)
ENGL 342(W) HIST 305GC PHIL 327(W)
FLNG 340(W)(S) FLNG 380(F) HIST/MEST 362(W) GC (F)HIST/MEST 363 GC(S) RELS 332GC
ENGL 350(W)USD PHIL 370(W) RELS 357(W)
ENGL 338(W) HIST 341USD PHIL 336USD
ECON 340 (W) GEOG 352USD MCGS/SOCI 350 USD
ECON 340(W) POLS 365(W)USD PSYC 391USD
ABUS 390GC ANTH 340(W)GC GEOG 301(W)GC
CHLD 333(W) POLS/WMST 324(W)(F) MCGS/ POLS 401(W)USD(S) PSYC 345
ANTH 376(W)GC (F) ANTH 377(W)GC (S) GEOG/LAST 357GC SOCI 354GC(S) SOCI 370GC(F)
SOSC 300 ECON 352 PHHA 370 SOCI 363
GEOG 303GC SOCI 335USD(S) SOCI 370GC(F) WMST 339USD
ANTH 333GC MADT 307 PSYC 321
ECON 365 GEOG 304 SOCI 420USD
LEGEND: (W) = Wri ng Course USD = United States Diversity GC = Global Cultures (F) = Offered fall semester only (S) = Offered spring semester only (Fall 2020) Updated 3/2/2020
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FOUNDATION ASSOCIATION
Diversity Studies Ethics, Justice & Policy
Food Studies Gender & Sexuality Studies
Global Development Studies
Great Books & Ideas
Health & Wellness International Studies
Science , Technology & Values
Sustainability Disciplinary Area
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