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DEGREES AND CREDENTIALS 53
SELECT PROM AT LEAST TWO CATI!GORIESt
(Courses listed in Requhements 1-6 above may !» used in the appropriate sectiou of
ll,equire.me:nt 7, :provided the same units a.rc not applied in both pia~-)
FOB.l!IGN LANGUAGE: Any courses in foreign language.
HUMANITIES: Engl 4, 61, 84, 93, 134, 176, 180, 181, 182., 183, Phil 102., coutses listed in
English and Philosophy in Requirement 3.
MATHEMATICS: Math 2.9, 30, 40, 51, 75, 76, 103, 140.
NATURAL SCIENCES: Bioi 173, Geol 2., Phys Sc 2.1, courses listed in Requirement 2..
SOCIAL SCIENCES: Econ IA, lB, llO, Geog ll6, 177, Hist 4A-B, 176, 177, 181, Soc lB,
111, courses listed in Requirement I.
ARTS: Courses listed in Requirement 3.
PSYCHOLOGY, JOURNALISM, BUSINESS, HOME ECONOMICS, SPEECH ARTS: Psych 145,
Jour 104, 150, Bus Ad 8, 10, H Ec 42., 131, Spch 121, 170, 171.
BACHELOR OF ARTS DEGREE
For the bachelor of artS degree a minimum of 124 semester units must be completed
and must include at least 40 upper division units. Upper division courses
taken before the student has earned 45 units may not be applied on this 40-unit
requiJ:ement.
The general degree requirements, general education requirements, and one major
must be satisfactorily completed; see Degree Majors li"TI.d Minors. Units used to meet
d1e general education requirements may not apply on the degree major. II a second
concw:rent major is desired, courses acceptable lor satisfaction of general education
rcquiJ:ements for the first major may be used co satisfy second major requirements.
Electives may be used to fulfill or to apply on requirements for a credential or for
one or more minors, or they rna)' be free electives selected wid1 help of an adviser.
While a minor is not required for graduation, students are encouraged to study the
minor offerings of the various departments and consult their advisers to detennine
whether one or more minors would be an appropriate complement to their college
programs. A graduating senior may request that the completion of any minor listed
by a department be recorded on his transcript.
BACHELOR OF SCIENCE DEGREE
For the bachelor of science degree, a minimum of 124 to 136 semester units depending
on the major field must be completed. The gen.eral degree requirements,
general education requirements, and one major must be satisfactorily completed,
see Degree Majors and Minors. Courses used to meet the general education rcquiJ:
ement may not apply on the major. If a second major is taken concurrently or
consecutively, courses acceprable for satisfaction of general education requirements
for the fuse major may be used to satisfy second major reqnirement:s.
BACHELOR OF EDUCATION DEGREE
(See School of Education)
BACHELOR OF VOCATIONAL EDUCATION DEGREE
The bachelor of vocational education degree is a special degree limited to California
vocational teachers recommended by the State Board of Examiners for Vocational
Teachers. For requirements, see Industrial Arts li"TI.d Technology Depitrtme111.
Object Description
| Title | 1966-67 General Catalog |
| Creator | Fresno State College |
| Format | PDF Document |
| Date of publication | 1966-05 |
| Subjects | California State University, Fresno. Curricula. Catalogs |
| Object type | Document |
| Location | Fresno, California |
| Language | eng |
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| Title | Page 053 |
| Full Text Search | DEGREES AND CREDENTIALS 53 SELECT PROM AT LEAST TWO CATI!GORIESt (Courses listed in Requhements 1-6 above may !» used in the appropriate sectiou of ll,equire.me:nt 7, :provided the same units a.rc not applied in both pia~-) FOB.l!IGN LANGUAGE: Any courses in foreign language. HUMANITIES: Engl 4, 61, 84, 93, 134, 176, 180, 181, 182., 183, Phil 102., coutses listed in English and Philosophy in Requirement 3. MATHEMATICS: Math 2.9, 30, 40, 51, 75, 76, 103, 140. NATURAL SCIENCES: Bioi 173, Geol 2., Phys Sc 2.1, courses listed in Requirement 2.. SOCIAL SCIENCES: Econ IA, lB, llO, Geog ll6, 177, Hist 4A-B, 176, 177, 181, Soc lB, 111, courses listed in Requirement I. ARTS: Courses listed in Requirement 3. PSYCHOLOGY, JOURNALISM, BUSINESS, HOME ECONOMICS, SPEECH ARTS: Psych 145, Jour 104, 150, Bus Ad 8, 10, H Ec 42., 131, Spch 121, 170, 171. BACHELOR OF ARTS DEGREE For the bachelor of artS degree a minimum of 124 semester units must be completed and must include at least 40 upper division units. Upper division courses taken before the student has earned 45 units may not be applied on this 40-unit requiJ:ement. The general degree requirements, general education requirements, and one major must be satisfactorily completed; see Degree Majors li"TI.d Minors. Units used to meet d1e general education requirements may not apply on the degree major. II a second concw:rent major is desired, courses acceptable lor satisfaction of general education rcquiJ:ements for the first major may be used co satisfy second major requirements. Electives may be used to fulfill or to apply on requirements for a credential or for one or more minors, or they rna)' be free electives selected wid1 help of an adviser. While a minor is not required for graduation, students are encouraged to study the minor offerings of the various departments and consult their advisers to detennine whether one or more minors would be an appropriate complement to their college programs. A graduating senior may request that the completion of any minor listed by a department be recorded on his transcript. BACHELOR OF SCIENCE DEGREE For the bachelor of science degree, a minimum of 124 to 136 semester units depending on the major field must be completed. The gen.eral degree requirements, general education requirements, and one major must be satisfactorily completed, see Degree Majors and Minors. Courses used to meet the general education rcquiJ: ement may not apply on the major. If a second major is taken concurrently or consecutively, courses acceprable for satisfaction of general education requirements for the fuse major may be used to satisfy second major reqnirement:s. BACHELOR OF EDUCATION DEGREE (See School of Education) BACHELOR OF VOCATIONAL EDUCATION DEGREE The bachelor of vocational education degree is a special degree limited to California vocational teachers recommended by the State Board of Examiners for Vocational Teachers. For requirements, see Industrial Arts li"TI.d Technology Depitrtme111. |
