BA: Liberal Studies - Teaching and Learning 2023-2024
You’re curious. Your interests are diverse and far-reaching. You want to integrate your knowledge and experience and share what you've learned with others. By studying Liberal Studies at º£½ÇÉçÇø (º£½ÇÉçÇøCI), you’ll receive an education that’s creative, innovative and focused on you - and one that will prepare you for an outstanding future.
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Two Year Academic Roadmap
Fall Junior
Subject Course Number Course Title Units Requirements Met GE/GRAD Area Notes EDUC 343 Teaching Drama to Children 3 Major & GE UDGE C Double Counts with UDGE-C ENGL 315 Intro to Language, Structure, and Linguistics 3 Major Prerequisite: ENGL 105 MATH 308 Foundational Geometry, Probability and Statistics 3 Major & GE UDGE B Double Counts with UDGE-B EDUC 345 Media Literacy and Youth Culture 3 Major & GE & GWAR UDGE D Triple Counts with Major, UDGE-D and GWAR Major Concentration Student's Choice Will vary 3 Major Will need 9 units (3x courses) for the concentration.
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Semester One Considerations:
- Schedule an appointment with a Peer Advisor or Academic Advisor in the Academic Advising Center.
- Two year roadmap assumes all lower division requirements are already completed including POLS-150 and HIST 275. If any LD courses remains incomplete, take these courses as soon as possible.
- All majors courses must be completed with a C or better to apply toward the major.
- Meet w/Career Development Services and select Concentration of Study.
Spring Junior
Subject Course Number Course Title Units Requirements Met GE/GRAD Area Notes EDUC 320 Education in Modern Society 3 Major SPED 345 Individuals with Disabilities in Society 3 Major & GE UDGE D Double Counts with UDGE-D GEOL 300 Foundations of Earth Science 4 Major Prerequisite: PHSC 170 PHED 302 Motor Learning, Fitness, and Development in Children 2 Major Major Concentration Student's Choice Will vary 3 Major Will need 9 units (3x courses) for the concentration.
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Semester Two Considerations:
- Two year roadmap assumes all lower division requirements are already completed including POLS 150 and HIST -275.
- All major courses must be completed with a C or better to apply toward major
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Fall Senior
Subject Course Number Course Title Units Requirements Met GE/GRAD Area Notes LS 322 Health Issues 2 Major UDGE D EDMS 422 Creating, Managing Effective Elementrary School Learning Environments 5 Major EDUC 475 Language in Social Context 3 Major EDUC 412 Equity, Diversity in School 3 Major & GE & Graduation UDGE D & MP Also fulfills Multicultural Perspectives Major Student's Choice Will vary 3 Major Will need 9 units (3x courses) for the concentration.
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Semester Three Considerations:
- Apply for Graduation (Priority deadline – October 1st)
- Meet w/Academic Advisor for Grad Check
- All major courses must be completed with a C or better to apply toward the major
- Meet w/Graduate Studies Center and/or Career Development Services
Spring Senior
Subject Course Number Course Title Units Requirements Met GE/GRAD Area Notes HIST 369 California History and Culture 3 Major LS 490 Capstone 3 Major EDMS or SPED 410 EDMS 410: Child Growth and Development During the Elementary School Years, or
SPED 410: Typical and Atypical Development3 Major Prerequisite: Junior Standing Language Student's Choice Will vary 3 Graduation Language Units may vary between 3-4 units depending on language chosen. Also, double-counts with GE:C2. Free Elective Student's Choice Will vary 3 Graduation Unit Requirement Needed for 120 Unit Requirement- Can be any class, any major, any level 100-299 or 100-499 that you have not earned credit for. Total Units
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Semester Four Considerations:
- All major courses must be completed with a C or better to apply toward the major
- Attend Grad Fest in March
- Meet w/Graduate Studies Center and/or Career Development Services