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Nov 24, 2024
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General Catalog 2023-2024 [ARCHIVED CATALOG]
Child and Family Science - Family Science Option, B.S.
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Degree Requirements
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Major Requirements (59-60 units)
Pre-Major requirements (12 units)
Core Requirements (18 units)
Family Science Requirements (29-30 units)
8-9 Units Major Electives to be Selected From:
Other Degree Requirements
In addition to the major program requirements, every student must also complete the University’s baccalaureate degree requirements such as:
- American Government and Institutions (PLSI 2 )
- General Education Requirements (48 units)
- Multicultural and International (MI)
- Upper-division Writing
- Sufficient Elective Units to Meet Required Total Units (varies); it is recommended that units in this area be utilized to complete a second major or minor.
A full description of the University’s graduation requirements can be found in the Baccalaureate Degree Requirements .
Total Units: 120*
*General Education, MI, and Upper-division Writing courses can be double counted with major requirements. Child and Family Science majors take CFS 130W to fulfill the upper-division writing requirement. See advisor for details.
Advising Notes
- In order to major in Child and Family Science, students must do the following:
- formally declare major as “pre-CFS,” and
- complete pre-major classes: CFS 31 , CFS 39 , CFS 100 , and CFS 153 (or their departmentally approved equivalents) with grades of C or better and have earned a cumulative grade point average of at least 2.5.
- Upon completion of the pre-major, students who meet the GPA requirement will have their major changed and will then be allowed to enroll in restricted upper division CFS courses.
- Students majoring in Child and Family Science are required to earn a grade of C or better in all major courses. A grade for/NC counts in the major only if it is the sole method of grading specified for a particular course.
- The following courses may not be taken concurrently: CFS 37 and CFS 139 ; CFS 145A and CFS 145B ; CFS 179 and CFS 193I .
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