Home | About | Degrees & Programs | Faculty & Staff | Policies & Forms
Degrees & Programs
Summer 2007 information will be posted shortly.
As part of the planning process, it is highly recommended that you consult regularly with your major advisor and/or advising services. Students must meet all degree requirements as specified in their catalog. There are general education, major, and university requirements. See resource website links listed on the right.
Get a Degree in Four Years
The Four Year Degree Road Map suggests taking courses in specific semesters. However, there may be semesters when a course is not offered or you are unable to enroll in it. Meet with your advisor to determine how best to adjust your plan.
Civic Engagement and Students for Community Service
Civic Engagement and Students for
Community Service
represents the University in activities that establish service-oriented partnerships
with other educational institutions and the community we serve.
Assessment and Course Instruction
The Early Assessment Program incorporates the CSU's placement standards into existing high school standards tests in English and Mathematics, to provide an early intervention strategy for college readiness.
Also refer to the Forms & Policies section of this website . For assistance regarding course and program development or instruction, contact the Undergraduate Studies Office.
See the Institutional Research, Assessment and Planning website for data resources pertaining to program review and assessment.