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EDUCATIONAL SERVICES
Note: Only students enrolling in summer session or extension or as auditors are
not required to meet admission standards.
EXTENSION CLASSES
The college offers off-campus extension classes in reguhrly listed college courses
when student demand is sufficiently large to finance d1e instruction. These courses
are arranged each year in dle area served by the college. For information regarding
cou:tses, course fees, nud instructional costs, write to the Dean of Educational
Services rmd Summer Sessions.
The college allows enrollment i\1 6 units of extension courses per semester as a
ma'Ximum for teachers employed full time. See Pmg-rcrm l{estrictions for statement
regarding extension clnsses. Not more than a total of 24 uu.its by extension and
correspondence can be applied toward a bachelor's degree. Not more than 12 un itS
of extension and correspondence courses may be trnnsfened from another college
or university.
ot mo;:e than 6 units of the 30 units rcqu.ired for the master's deg1·ce may be
earned in extension courses, student teaclung, transfer credit or any combin:ttion
of these. \ IVhen 200 series courses are caught by extension and carry dte designation
E after the number, they are coUJlted :ts upper division courses (100 series)
in master's degree programs. Candidates for the master's degree should check with
the Graduate Office or departmental graduate adviser to learn whether specific
extension cou1-ses may be applied on their graduate programs.
SUMMER SESSIONS
Fresno Srate College conducts summer sessions on its campus in Fresno, on the
Bakersfield College can'lpus, and ou the College of the Sequoi:ls campus in Visalia.
Special worl<shop sessions are hcld in other valley centers. The Fresno and Bakersfield
six-week sessions follow the spring semester; the Visalia and Fresn.o post
sessions follow the Fresno and Bakersfield sessions offering the possibility of completing
a maximum of 11 weeks in a single summer. Not more than one semester
unit mny be earned for each wcel< of attendance, except that upon apprnval of
appropriate college authorities additional semester units may be earned at the rate
of one-half unit for cnch three "Units for whicl1 a student is registered in ~ threeweek
perjod. TI1e olTcrings :1t these sessions include a variety of courses Je:1ding
to the b~chelor's and maste.r's degrees. The program includes courses to meet the
requirements for clemenra,cy, secondary, aclministmtion, supervision, and special
credentials nnd in-service professional needs in various fields. Courses of a general
culnualnarure in various academic departments arc also offered. A bulleti1l describi1Jg
tbe offerings of nil sessions is ready foi· distribution in Marcb. Studems ~vho
are interested in attending sbould write to tbe lJetm of Edt4Cational Se1"'Vices and
Smmnet· Seuio11s, Premo State College, Fremo 26, Califomia.
BAKERSFIELD CENTER
The llaJs;ersficld Center opcr:~tcd by li'1·esno State College was cstnblished by
legislative action in September 1956. The program at the cenrer is an integral pare
of Fresno State College and is under the general direction of the Dean of Educational
Services a:nd Summer Sessions. lt includes the 1·ecommccded college program
of courses lendicg to a bachelor's degree with a major in elementary education and
Object Description
| Title | 1962-63 General Catalog |
| Creator | Fresno State College |
| Format | PDF Document |
| Date of publication | 1962-05 |
| Subjects | California State University, Fresno. Curricula. Catalogs |
| Object type | Document |
| Location | Fresno, California |
| Language | eng |
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EDUCATIONAL SERVICES
Note: Only students enrolling in summer session or extension or as auditors are
not required to meet admission standards.
EXTENSION CLASSES
The college offers off-campus extension classes in reguhrly listed college courses
when student demand is sufficiently large to finance d1e instruction. These courses
are arranged each year in dle area served by the college. For information regarding
cou:tses, course fees, nud instructional costs, write to the Dean of Educational
Services rmd Summer Sessions.
The college allows enrollment i\1 6 units of extension courses per semester as a
ma'Ximum for teachers employed full time. See Pmg-rcrm l{estrictions for statement
regarding extension clnsses. Not more than a total of 24 uu.its by extension and
correspondence can be applied toward a bachelor's degree. Not more than 12 un itS
of extension and correspondence courses may be trnnsfened from another college
or university.
ot mo;:e than 6 units of the 30 units rcqu.ired for the master's deg1·ce may be
earned in extension courses, student teaclung, transfer credit or any combin:ttion
of these. \ IVhen 200 series courses are caught by extension and carry dte designation
E after the number, they are coUJlted :ts upper division courses (100 series)
in master's degree programs. Candidates for the master's degree should check with
the Graduate Office or departmental graduate adviser to learn whether specific
extension cou1-ses may be applied on their graduate programs.
SUMMER SESSIONS
Fresno Srate College conducts summer sessions on its campus in Fresno, on the
Bakersfield College can'lpus, and ou the College of the Sequoi:ls campus in Visalia.
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