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Undergraduate
Programs |
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| The Department offers programs leading to the Bachelor of Science
Degree in Natural Science, Bachelor and Master
of Science Degrees in Geology, and Minor in
Geology. |
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| Bachelor
of Science Degree in Natural Science |
The Natural
Science program is an interdisciplinary course of study that
emphasizes the interrelationships among the several natural science
disciplines. Students may select an option that concentrates
in physics, chemistry, biology, or geoscience. The Geoscience Option within the Natural Science Degree
is for individuals who would like to be Earth science teachers, park
rangers, environmentalists, or other physical science naturalists.
This program of study has been approved by the California Commission
on Teacher Credentialing as satisfying the subject matter requirements
of the Single Subject Teaching Credential in Science. Refer to the
University Catalog and the School of Education for additional information
about credentials.
You may find the program requirements as defined in the University
Catalog by going to the University website and selecting
Academic Life, then Catalog, then A-Z Index of All
Academic Degrees and Programs, and finally Natural Science. Students participating in this program consult with their adviser
on a quarterly basis and maintain an academic advisement
form.
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| Bachelor
of Science Degree in Geology |
| This degree is designed for students who plan a professional
geological career in government and industry or graduate study in
geology and related fields. You may find the program
requirements as defined in the University
Catalog by going to the University website and selecting
Academic Life, then Catalog, then A-Z Index of All
Academic Degrees and Programs, and finally Geology. Students participating in this program consult with their adviser
on a quarterly basis and maintain an academic advisement
form. |
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| Geology
Minor |
| This program is designed for students majoring in
other fields who wish to broaden their experience in science or prepare
for careers such as teaching, public service, or law. Students participating in this program consult with their adviser
on a regular basis and maintain an academic advisement
form. You may find the program requirements as defined in
the University Catalog by going to the University website and selecting
Academic Life, then Catalog, then A-Z Index of All
Academic Degrees and Programs, and finally Geology. |
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| For further information, contact: |
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California State University,
L.A
Department of Geological Sciences,
5151 State University Drive
Los Angeles, CA 90032-8203
Telephone: (323) 343-2400
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| For program advisement in Geology
or Natural Science, contact: |
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| *University General Catalog: The official requirements
of all programs housed within the Department of Geological Sciences
may be found only within the University General Catalog. |
