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Timely completion of the Basic Subjects portion of the
G.E. Program is of utmost importance for ensuring on-going academic success. These
four courses (English, Speech, Critical Thinking, and Math), are indeed basic to
success in all other courses and are required to be completed within the first 45 units
of
course work in residence at Cal State L.A.
Students should consult their Academic
Advisers for help with Program Planning and course selection. Degree Major Program
Planning sheets are available in Departmental / School / Degree and
College Advisement Offices (see the Quarterly
Class Schedule for locations).
Students should check course pre-requisites and
co-requisites in the University General Catalog prior to registration. The GET
(Website) and STAR (Telephone-Assisted) registration
information is found in the Quarterly
Schedule of Classes. Information and Registration Dates for New Students, Program
Adjustment and Late Registration are also detailed there.
Tips
- 100 and 200 level courses are for Freshmen and Lower Division
Students
- 300 and 400 level courses are for Juniors, Seniors and Graduate
Students
- Some courses are designed to be taken in sequence and/or are prerequisite
to another courses such as BIOL 200A prior to BIOL 200B,
CHDV 140 prior to CHDV
200
- Some majors require Math 100 while others require Math 102
- Cal State L.A. Course Credit for AP (Advanced Placement)
Test Scores can be found on Page 68 of the University General Catalog
- The scheduling of courses not offered this quarter can be found
under Future Course Offerings in the Quarterly Schedule of Classes
- Many majors have Double Counted Courses. These are
courses that count for both the G.E. Program requirements and the Major or Credential
Program requirement
- An Introduction to Higher Education Course is required of
all First Time Freshmen within their first two quarters in residence at Cal State L.A.
- A Transition to CSULA Course is required of all
transfer students within their first two quarters of residence
at Cal State L.A.
To avoid taking unnecessary courses See Your
Academic Adviser!
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