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RI•:GULATIOi\S-PROCI'l)URES 31
The depm't711ental bouors progm'lll provides specialization beyond dtc normal
tlndergraduate requirements in a major field. To graduate with departmental honors
a student must satisfactorily complete 9 units of departmental honors cou.rSes and 3
units of general college honors colloquia.
A student desiring to gr3duate with general college or departmental honors must
write a major paper concernccl with a topic relevant to one of his honors courses.
During his last semester of honors work the studcnr must pass an oral examination
on this paper and his honors course work.
The subject matter and course titles of general college honors colloquia and
departmental honors courses va1y from semester to semester. Sec the Scbedule
of Courses for offerings in any particulnr semester; ~lso sec section on Cour.res of
Instntctiou-H 01101'.< CouHes.
CAliFORNIA STATE COLLEGES
INTERNATIONAL STUDY PROGRAMS
State college students who qualify may participate: in imematioua[ study programs
of the California State Colleges. Upper division and graduate students may
undertake a full academic year at major instirntion ' of higher learning. in A~in,
Europe, and Latin America. Academic work successfully completed at the cooperating
universities abroad rnay be applied toward the degree requirements of
state colleges with the approval of the students' major anviscrs and in accordance
with college regulations. Detailed information may he obtained at the office of the
Dean of Students or by writing to the Office of International Progr-ams, J(i00
Holloway Avenue, San Fnmcisco, Califmnia 94132.
Fresno ~mtc Colleg·e students under this program n:gi ~illr concmrcntly at Fresno
Stare College and at the host institution abroad, wirh credit :lssigned in terms uf
Fresno courses. Students who f1nd appropriate study opportunities at the host
institution but no counterpart course at Fresno State Cnllcgc may u~c Indcpcndcn t
Study (190), and International Stud>' 92, 192,292.
Graduate Students
. ..\ Fresno State College gradu:1tc student in the above program mli.y also usc
!!l'mluare Independent Study (290) :1 ncl International. Study 292, PJ·ojects in Study
broad. International Study 292 is nv:tilable in one- to t:hrce-unit registrations to a
maximum of 18 units. Each registration requires a prearranged written plan npprovcd
by the Fresno State College instructor, department chairman, and Dean of
Graduate Studies. Each registration requires one or more papers and a written or
oral examination on the student's return, pending which ~n Jn Progrcs.~ ' (IP) -grade
will be recorded.
FOREIGN STUDENTS
Fresno State College regularly enrolls a signific~m number of student~ fro111
abroad. A special adviser is provided to assist them in making the most of their
study, in chc nitcd St:ucs. 'uch students . hould coo ul tbc F orciSll Studcnc
clvis r immediately upon :auivnl on campus and before proceeding- to a deportmenml
adviser. (Sec R..e.L.'ltlatirms rrnd 1'mcedurer-Admissions)
Students from abroad must have sufficient undcrlimnding and proficicnc~, in lise
of the English language to be successful in tltcir course work at Fresno State
College (sec Englis!J Proficiency Test fm· Foreign Students). They should have
sufficient funds so that they will not need employment duri11g the first year at the
college and should plan to stay long enough to take rh minimum legal number
of courses each semester. Students on "F" type Yisa' n~ nst register for 12 units or
more each semester.
Object Description
| Title | 1964-65 General Catalog |
| Creator | Fresno State College |
| Format | PDF Document |
| Date of publication | 1964-05 |
| Subjects | California State University, Fresno. Curricula. Catalogs |
| Object type | Document |
| Location | Fresno, California |
| Language | eng |
Description
| Title | Page 031 |
| Full Text Search | RI•:GULATIOi\S-PROCI'l)URES 31 The depm't711ental bouors progm'lll provides specialization beyond dtc normal tlndergraduate requirements in a major field. To graduate with departmental honors a student must satisfactorily complete 9 units of departmental honors cou.rSes and 3 units of general college honors colloquia. A student desiring to gr3duate with general college or departmental honors must write a major paper concernccl with a topic relevant to one of his honors courses. During his last semester of honors work the studcnr must pass an oral examination on this paper and his honors course work. The subject matter and course titles of general college honors colloquia and departmental honors courses va1y from semester to semester. Sec the Scbedule of Courses for offerings in any particulnr semester; ~lso sec section on Cour.res of Instntctiou-H 01101'.< CouHes. CAliFORNIA STATE COLLEGES INTERNATIONAL STUDY PROGRAMS State college students who qualify may participate: in imematioua[ study programs of the California State Colleges. Upper division and graduate students may undertake a full academic year at major instirntion ' of higher learning. in A~in, Europe, and Latin America. Academic work successfully completed at the cooperating universities abroad rnay be applied toward the degree requirements of state colleges with the approval of the students' major anviscrs and in accordance with college regulations. Detailed information may he obtained at the office of the Dean of Students or by writing to the Office of International Progr-ams, J(i00 Holloway Avenue, San Fnmcisco, Califmnia 94132. Fresno ~mtc Colleg·e students under this program n:gi ~illr concmrcntly at Fresno Stare College and at the host institution abroad, wirh credit :lssigned in terms uf Fresno courses. Students who f1nd appropriate study opportunities at the host institution but no counterpart course at Fresno State Cnllcgc may u~c Indcpcndcn t Study (190), and International Stud>' 92, 192,292. Graduate Students . ..\ Fresno State College gradu:1tc student in the above program mli.y also usc !!l'mluare Independent Study (290) :1 ncl International. Study 292, PJ·ojects in Study broad. International Study 292 is nv:tilable in one- to t:hrce-unit registrations to a maximum of 18 units. Each registration requires a prearranged written plan npprovcd by the Fresno State College instructor, department chairman, and Dean of Graduate Studies. Each registration requires one or more papers and a written or oral examination on the student's return, pending which ~n Jn Progrcs.~ ' (IP) -grade will be recorded. FOREIGN STUDENTS Fresno State College regularly enrolls a signific~m number of student~ fro111 abroad. A special adviser is provided to assist them in making the most of their study, in chc nitcd St:ucs. 'uch students . hould coo ul tbc F orciSll Studcnc clvis r immediately upon :auivnl on campus and before proceeding- to a deportmenml adviser. (Sec R..e.L.'ltlatirms rrnd 1'mcedurer-Admissions) Students from abroad must have sufficient undcrlimnding and proficicnc~, in lise of the English language to be successful in tltcir course work at Fresno State College (sec Englis!J Proficiency Test fm· Foreign Students). They should have sufficient funds so that they will not need employment duri11g the first year at the college and should plan to stay long enough to take rh minimum legal number of courses each semester. Students on "F" type Yisa' n~ nst register for 12 units or more each semester. |
