Certificates of Achievement

Students interested in developing advanced levels of proficiency in a career and technical area may pursue a Certificate of Achievement, which requires the completion of 16 units or more. Pasadena City College currently offers 122 Certificate of Achievement Programs. Employer feedback suggests that strong academic skills are critical for success in today’s high-performance workplace. It is, therefore, strongly recommended that students also complete the requirements for the Associate in Science Degree (see here). Students may earn only one Associate in Science Degree with a Certificate of Achievement.

Some programs will include certain subjects required by the College or by state law. Beyond these minimum requirements, programs will vary widely depending upon the vocational or professional goal of the student. Students who change their vocational goals during their course of study may find it impossible to complete the curriculum in the customary span of time and may need to take additional courses. Students should consult with an Academic Counselor for information about specific requirements, any pre-requisites or co-requisites, and to develop an education plan that will assist them in reaching their goal. Upon completion of the specified curriculum for a program students may petition in the appropriate division office for issuance of the Certificate of Achievement. Students may earn multiple Certificates of Achievement.

Refer to Course Descriptions for information on every course PCC offers. Please consult with an Academic Counselor for proper understanding of requirements. 

Occupational Skills Certificates

Students, who want to develop job skills in a special area of occupational education in a short period of time, can earn an Occupational Skills Certificate, which requires 17 units or less.

Associate Degrees

Pasadena City College offers the following Associates degrees:

• Associate in Arts Degree (AA)
• Associate in Science Degree (AS)
• Associate in Arts for Transfer (AA-T)
• Associate in Science for Transfer (AS-T)
• Associate in Science Degree with the Certificate of Achievement (CTE AS)

1. General Education Requirements: a broad exposure to a variety of areas of study
2. Major Preparation: an in-depth study of a particular field or area of emphasis
3. Electives: courses selected by a student to meet the required units for a degree

These are the rules pertaining to all Associate degrees:

• All of the Associate degrees require at least sixty (60) semester units.  
• Upon completion of requirements, a student will be granted an Associate in Arts, Associate in Arts for Transfer, Associate in Science for Transfer, and/or an Associate in Science Degree with or without Certificate of Achievement.
• Students may earn multiple Associate in Arts and (non-CTE) Associate in Science degrees as long they complete the major requirements for the various degrees.
• Students may earn only one Associate in Science degree with a Certificate of Achievement (CTE AS). (Note: Students may earn multiple Certificates of Achievements).
• Responsibility for filing a petition for graduation rests with the student, and all transcripts for high school and prior college work attempted, including test scores, must be on file for the petition to be considered.
• File the petition for graduation with an Academic Counselor by the published deadline for each term.

Requirements for the Associate in Arts Degree (AA) and Associate in Science Degree (AS)

1. A minimum of 60 semester units of degree applicable courses, numbered 001-099.
2. Completion of one major or area of emphasis of at least 18 semester units.
3. Completion of all general education requirements outlined in one of the following general education patterns:
   1. PCC Local General Education 
   2. CSU General Education Breadth (CSU Breadth) 
   3. Intersegmental General Education Transfer Curriculum (IGETC) 
   4. Bachelor degree or higher from a U.S. institutionally accredited institution.
      1. Students who have previously been awarded a bachelor‛s degree or higher from a U.S. institutionally accredited institution shall be deemed to have fulfilled the general education and elective course requirements for the Associate in Arts and/or Associate in Science degree.
4. Completion of the 60 units required for the major or area of emphasis and general education requirements of the associate degree with a minimum 2.00 grade point average. 
5. At least 12 units of the required 60 units, in courses numbered 001-099, must be completed at PCC. No more than 6 units may be transferred from another college if earned after the student’s last enrollment at PCC. Active-duty service members can complete PCC’s academic residency at any time they are enrolled. Reservists and National Guardsmen on active-duty are covered in the same manner.
6. Courses may not be counted more than once to meet multiple areas of the general education requirements. A course may be used to satisfy both the requirements of a major or area of emphasis as well as a general education requirement, but the units shall count only once.
7. The PCC Local General Education pattern does not prepare students for transfer. Students who intend to transfer to a CSU, UC, or private institution are advised to complete the CSU GE Breadth, IGETC, or the unique general education pattern of the private institution. Please consult with an Academic Counselor. 

Requirements for the Associate in Science Degree with Certificate of Achievement (CTE AS)

1. A minimum of 60 semester units of degree applicable courses, numbered 001-399. 
2. Completion of a Certificate of Achievement of at least 18 semester units. 
3. Completion of all general education requirements outlined in one of the following general education patterns:
   1. PCC Local General Education 
   2. CSU General Education Breadth (CSU Breadth) 
   3. Intersegmental General Education Transfer Curriculum (IGETC) 
   4. Bachelor degree or higher from a U.S. institutionally accredited institution.
      1. Students who have previously been awarded a bachelor‛s degree or higher from a U.S. institutionally accredited institution shall be deemed to have fulfilled the general education and elective course requirements for the Associate in Science (CTE AS) degree.
4. Completion of the 60 units required for the Certificate of Achievement and general education requirements of the associate degree with a minimum 2.00 grade point average. 
5. At least 12 units of the required 60 units, in courses numbered 001-399, must be completed at PCC. No more than 6 units may be transferred from another college if earned after the student’s last enrollment at PCC. Active-duty service members can complete PCC’s academic residency at any time they are enrolled. Reservists and National Guardsmen on active-duty are covered in the same manner.
6. Courses may not be counted more than once to meet multiple areas of the general education requirements. A course may be used to satisfy both the requirements of a Certificate of Achievement as well as a general education requirement, but the units shall count only once.

Requirements for the Associate in Arts and Associate in Science Degrees for Transfer (AA-T and AS-T)

These degrees are designed to provide a clear pathway to a university major and baccalaureate degree. California Community College students who are awarded an AA-T or AS-T degree are guaranteed admission with junior standing somewhere in the CSU system, Historically Black Colleges or Universities (HBCU), Western Governors University, Southern New Hampshire University (fully online universities), or participating non-profit, independent colleges in California, and given priority admission consideration to their local CSU campus or to a program that is deemed similar to their Associate Degree for Transfer (AD-T) major. This priority does not guarantee admission to specific majors or campuses. Students who have been awarded an AA-T or AS-T are able to complete their remaining requirements for the 120-unit baccalaureate degree within 60 semester (or 90 quarter) units at the university. The AD-T may not be the best option for students intending to transfer to a particular CSU campus or to a non-participating university or college. Students should consult with an Academic Counselor when planning to complete the degree or for more information on university admission and transfer requirements.

1. A minimum of 60 semester units of degree applicable courses, numbered 001-099.
2. Completion of one AD-T major of at least 18 semester units.
3. Completion of all general education requirements outlined in one of the following general education patterns: 
   1. CSU General Education Breadth (CSU Breadth) 
   2. Intersegmental General Education Transfer Curriculum for CSU (IGETC-CSU)
4. A minimum 2.00 cumulative grade point average must be obtained in PCC courses numbered 001-099 and in comparable courses completed at other formerly known as U.S. regionally accredited institutions.
5. At least 12 units of the required 60 units, in courses numbered 001-099, must be completed at PCC. No more than 6 units may be transferred from another college if earned after the student’s last enrollment at PCC. Active-duty service members can complete PCC’s academic residency at any time they are enrolled. Reservists and National Guardsmen on active-duty are covered in the same manner.
6. Courses may not be counted more than once to meet multiple areas of the general education requirements. A course may be used to satisfy both the requirements of a major as well as a general education requirement, but the units shall count only once.

Philosophy of General Education

General education requirements guide the student toward an intelligent understanding of the whole self and of the physical and social world. These requirements encourage the student to explore different areas of human inquiry not only to gain a basic understanding of these areas, but also to comprehend and use the principles, methods, values and thought processes of these disciplines. These explorations include an examination of the physical universe, its life forms and natural phenomena, human behavior and artistic and creative accomplishments. Basic to these studies and to the student’s effectiveness in society is the capacity to think clearly, logically and analytically; to communicate clearly both orally and in writing; to perform quantitative functions; to find information; and to examine and evaluate that information using critical thinking skills.

After completing the general education requirements, the graduate should have the skills, knowledge, and insights to evaluate and appreciate the physical environment, culture, and society. To promote these skills and knowledge, Pasadena City College has developed Institutional Learning Outcomes and Competencies. The major areas of knowledge and skills that these outcomes seek to address are found in Pasadena City College General Education Outcomes.

Catalog Rights

Starting with the 2024-25 academic year, catalog rights are established with enrollment in the Fall and any consecutive semester or intersession within each academic year. When PCC graduation requirements are revised, a student with continuous enrollment may graduate under the new requirements or the requirements in effect at the time of the student’s initial enrollment. Continuous enrollment is defined as attending PCC at least one semester (either Fall or Spring) during each academic year without missing two consecutive semesters. The Summer and Winter intersessions are not considered when determining continuous enrollment.

Students whose first enrollment at PCC is between Fall 2024 and Summer 2025 will follow the provisions of the 2024-25 catalog. Students who maintain continuous enrollment at PCC will be eligible to graduate based on the requirements defined in the 2024-25 catalog or by the requirements defined in the catalog published at the time of graduation. If there is a break in enrollment by missing two consecutive semesters, the term students re-enroll at PCC will establish a new catalog rights year. 

Catalog rights for CSU GE and IGETC certification may follow different policies established by the CSU and/or UC. Please see an Academic Counselor for guidance on transfer GE requirements.

PCC Local General Education Requirements

While a course might satisfy more than one general education requirement, it may not be counted more than once for these purposes. A course may be used to satisfy both a general education requirement and a certificate, major, or area of emphasis requirement.

All PCC Local General Education areas below must be completed with a grade of D or higher. 

Area 1A - English Composition

Complete one course, 3 semester units.

Area 1B - Oral Communication and Critical Thinking 

Complete one course, 3 semester units.

Area 2 - Mathematical and Quantitative Reasoning

Complete one course, 3 semester units.

Area 3 - Arts and Humanities

Complete one course, 3 semester units.

Area 4 - Social and Behavioral Sciences

Complete one course, 3 semester units.

Area 5 - Natural Sciences

Complete one course, 3 semester units. Lab is required (lecture and lab must be in the same discipline)

Area 6 - Ethnic Studies

Complete one course, 3 semester units.

Area 7 - Lifelong Learning and Self-Development

Complete one to two courses, 2 semester units.

Area 1A - English Composition

Course List

Code	Title	Units
ENGL 001A	READING AND COMPOSITION
ENGL 001AH	HONORS READING AND COMPOSITION

Area 1B - Oral Communication and Critical Thinking

Course List

Code	Title	Units
ENGL 001B	READING AND COMPOSITION
ENGL 001BH	HONORS READING AND COMPOSITION
ENGL 001C	INTERMEDIATE COMPOSITION–CRITICAL THINKING AND ARGUMENT
ENGL 001CH	HONORS INTERMEDIATE COMPOSITION–CRITICAL THINKING AND ARGUMENT
PHIL 025	INTRODUCTION TO CRITICAL THINKING
PHIL 025H	HONORS CRITICAL THINKING
PHIL 030	LOGIC
PHIL 033	INTRODUCTION TO SYMBOLIC LOGIC
PHSC 002	SCIENTIFIC METHOD AS CRITICAL THINKING
SPCH 001	FUNDAMENTALS OF SPEECH
SPCH 001H	HONORS FUNDAMENTALS OF SPEECH
SPCH 006	ARGUMENTATION AND DEBATE
SPCH 010	INTERPERSONAL COMMUNICATION
SPCH 012	ARGUMENTATION AND CRITICAL THINKING

Area 2 - Mathematical and Quantitative Reasoning

Course List

Code	Title	Units
BUS 014A	MATHEMATICAL ANALYSIS FOR BUSINESS-FINITE
BUS 014B	MATHEMATICAL ANALYSIS FOR BUSINESS-CALCULUS
CIS 062	INTRODUCTION TO SYSTEMS ANALYSIS
CS 002	FUNDAMENTALS OF COMPUTER SCIENCE I
CS 006	INTRODUCTION TO APPLIED LOGIC DESIGN
CS 008	FUNDAMENTALS OF COMPUTER SCIENCE III – DATA STRUCTURES
CS 045	DISCRETE STRUCTURES WITH COMPUTER SCIENCE APPLICATIONS
MATH 003	COLLEGE ALGEBRA FOR STEM
MATH 005A	SINGLE VARIABLE CALCULUS I
MATH 005AH	HONORS SINGLE VARIABLE CALCULUS I
MATH 005B	SINGLE VARIABLE CALCULUS II
MATH 005BH	HONORS SINGLE VARIABLE CALCULUS II
MATH 005C	MULTIVARIABLE CALCULUS
MATH 005CH	HONORS MULTIVARIABLE CALCULUS
MATH 006A	CALCULUS FOR LIFE SCIENCES I
MATH 008	PRECALCULUS TRIGONOMETRY
MATH 009	PRECALCULUS MATHEMATICS
MATH 010	LINEAR ALGEBRA AND APPLICATIONS
MATH 010H	HONORS LINEAR ALGEBRA AND APPLICATIONS
MATH 015	EXPLORATIONS IN QUANTITATIVE REASONING
MATH 022	DISCRETE MATHEMATICS
MATH 038	FOUNDATIONS OF ELEMENTARY SCHOOL MATHEMATICS: BASIC NUMBER CONCEPTS
MATH 055	DIFFERENTIAL EQUATIONS
MATH 055H	HONORS DIFFERENTIAL EQUATIONS
STAT 015	STATISTICS FOR BUSINESS AND ECONOMICS
STAT 018	STATISTICS FOR BEHAVIORAL AND SOCIAL SCIENCES
STAT 050	ELEMENTARY STATISTICS
STAT 050H	HONORS ELEMENTARY STATISTICS

Area 3 - Arts and Humanities

Course List

Code	Title	Units
ASL 001	ELEMENTARY AMERICAN SIGN LANGUAGE
ASL 002	ELEMENTARY AMERICAN SIGN LANGUAGE
ASL 003	INTERMEDIATE AMERICAN SIGN LANGUAGE
ASL 004	INTERMEDIATE AMERICAN SIGN LANGUAGE – LEVEL 2
ARCH 024A	HISTORY OF ARCHITECTURE – PREHISTORY TO LATE MEDIEVAL
ARCH 024B	HISTORY OF ARCHITECTURE – RENAISSANCE TO CONTEMPORARY
ARBC 001	ELEMENTARY ARABIC - LEVEL 1
ARBC 002	ELEMENTARY ARABIC - LEVEL 2
ARMN 001	ELEMENTARY ARMENIAN - LEVEL 1
ARMN 002	ELEMENTARY ARMENIAN - LEVEL 2
ART 001A	HISTORY OF WESTERN ART – PREHISTORIC THROUGH MEDIEVAL
ART 001B	HISTORY OF WESTERN ART – RENAISSANCE THROUGH CONTEMPORARY
ART 001C	ARTS OF AFRICA, OCEANIA, AND INDIGENOUS NORTH AMERICA
ART 003A	HISTORY OF ASIAN ART: INDIA AND SOUTHEAST ASIA
ART 003B	HISTORY OF ASIAN ART: CHINA, KOREA, AND JAPAN
ART 004A	HISTORY OF ANCIENT ART IN THE WEST
ART 004B	HISTORY OF EUROPEAN MEDIEVAL ART
ART 004C	HISTORY OF EUROPEAN RENAISSANCE AND BAROQUE ART
ART 004D	HISTORY OF MODERN ART
ART 005	ART FUNDAMENTALS
ART 007	PRE-COLUMBIAN ART
ART 008	HISTORY OF MEXICAN AND CHICANO ART
ART 009	HISTORY OF ISLAMIC ART
CHIN 001	ELEMENTARY CHINESE (MANDARIN) – LEVEL 1
CHIN 002	ELEMENTARY CHINESE (MANDARIN) – LEVEL 2
CHIN 002A	ACCELERATED ELEMENTARY CHINESE (MANDARIN)
CHIN 003	INTERMEDIATE CHINESE (MANDARIN) - LEVEL 1
CHIN 004	INTERMEDIATE CHINESE (MANDARIN) - LEVEL 2
CHIN 005	ADVANCED CHINESE READING AND COMPOSITION
CHIN 010	CHINESE CIVILIZATION
CHIN 012	CHINESE LITERATURE IN TRANSLATION
CHIN 022	CHINESE CALLIGRAPHY
CHIN 050	CHINESE CINEMA
CINE 007A	EARLY FILM HISTORY
CINE 007B	CONTEMPORARY FILM HISTORY
CINE 025	UNDERSTANDING MOVIES
DANC 021A	DANCE HISTORY: CULTURAL AND SOCIAL HERITAGE
DANC 021B	DANCE HISTORY: SPECTACLE AND PERFORMANCE ART
DMA 002	HISTORY OF DESIGN AND MEDIA ARTS
ENGL 005A	CREATIVE WRITING
ENGL 005B	CREATIVE WRITING
ENGL 009	CREATIVE NONFICTION
ENGL 010	INTRODUCTION TO LINGUISTICS
or LING 010	INTRODUCTION TO LINGUISTICS
ENGL 011	HISTORY OF THE ENGLISH LANGUAGE
or LING 011	HISTORY OF THE ENGLISH LANGUAGE
ENGL 012	LANGUAGE AND CROSS-CULTURAL COMMUNICATION 1
or LING 012	LANGUAGE AND CROSS-CULTURAL COMMUNICATION
ENGL 024	LITERATURE IN TRANSLATION
or LING 012	LANGUAGE AND CROSS-CULTURAL COMMUNICATION
ENGL 025A	LITERARY MODERNISM AND MODERNITY
ENGL 025C	WOMEN'S LITERATURE
ENGL 025D	SCIENCE FICTION AND FANTASY
ENGL 025E	LITERATURE OF HORROR (GOTHIC NOVEL)
ENGL 025F	COMEDY AND LITERATURE
ENGL 025G	MYSTERY AND CRIME FICTION
ENGL 025H	AMERICAN JOURNEYS
ENGL 025I	POST-COLONIAL LITERATURES
ENGL 025J	UTOPIAN AND DYSTOPIAN LITERATURE
ENGL 026	INTRODUCTION TO LITERARY THEORY AND CRITICISM
ENGL 030A	AMERICAN LITERATURE
ENGL 030B	AMERICAN LITERATURE
ENGL 030C	AMERICAN LITERATURE: 1945 TO THE PRESENT
ENGL 034	MAJOR NOVELIST
ENGL 035	MAJOR DRAMATIST
ENGL 036	MAJOR POET
ENGL 037	MAJOR CRITIC
ENGL 044A	WORLD LITERATURE: ANTIQUITY TO LATE SEVENTEENTH CENTURY
ENGL 044B	WORLD LITERATURE: LATE SEVENTEENTH CENTURY TO THE PRESENT
ENGL 044C	WORLD LITERATURE: 1800 - MID 20TH CENTURY
ENGL 045A	LITERATURE OF THE BIBLE: THE HEBREW SCRIPTURES
ENGL 045B	LITERATURE OF THE BIBLE: THE NEW TESTAMENT
ENGL 046A	ENGLISH LITERATURE: BEOWULF TO JOHNSON
ENGL 046B	ENGLISH LITERATURE: ROMANTIC MOVEMENT TO THE PRESENT
ENGL 048	ASIAN AND PACIFIC ISLANDER LITERATURE IN TRANSLATION
ENGL 049A	FILM AS DRAMATIC LITERATURE – GENRE AND AUTEUR THEORY
ENGL 049B	FILM AS DRAMATIC LITERATURE - SOCIAL CONTEXTS
ENGL 053	INTERPRETING POETRY
ENGL 054	CALIFORNIA LITERATURE
ENGL 055	NATIVE AMERICAN LITERATURE AND CULTURAL EXPRESSION 1
or ETH 055	NATIVE AMERICAN LITERATURE AND CULTURAL EXPRESSION
ENGL 057	MODERN DRAMA
ENGL 058	STUDIES IN QUEER LITERATURE
ENGL 059	CHILDREN'S LITERATURE
ENGL 060	INTRODUCTION TO DRAMATIC LITERATURE
ENGL 061	INTRODUCTION TO THE NOVEL
ENGL 065	AFRICAN AMERICAN LITERATURE 1
or ETH 065	AFRICAN AMERICAN LITERATURE
ENGL 075	ASIAN PACIFIC AMERICAN LITERATURE 1
or ETH 065	AFRICAN AMERICAN LITERATURE
ENGL 078A	INTRODUCTION TO SHAKESPEARE
ENGL 078B	INTRODUCTION TO SHAKESPEARE
ENGL 082A	INTRODUCTION TO CLASSICAL MYTHOLOGY
ENGL 082B	INTRODUCTION TO MYTHOLOGY
ENGL 085	CHICANO AND MEXICAN LITERATURE 1
or ETH 085	CHICANO AND MEXICAN LITERATURE
ETH 055	NATIVE AMERICAN LITERATURE AND CULTURAL EXPRESSION 1
or ENGL 055	NATIVE AMERICAN LITERATURE AND CULTURAL EXPRESSION
ETH 065	AFRICAN AMERICAN LITERATURE 1
or ENGL 065	AFRICAN AMERICAN LITERATURE
ETH 075	ASIAN PACIFIC AMERICAN LITERATURE 1
or ENGL 075	ASIAN PACIFIC AMERICAN LITERATURE
ETH 085	CHICANO AND MEXICAN LITERATURE 1
or ENGL 085	CHICANO AND MEXICAN LITERATURE
FRNC 001	ELEMENTARY FRENCH – LEVEL 1
FRNC 002	ELEMENTARY FRENCH – LEVEL 2
FRNC 003	INTERMEDIATE FRENCH – LEVEL 1
FRNC 004	INTERMEDIATE FRENCH – LEVEL 2
FRNC 006	INTRODUCTION TO THE STUDY OF FRENCH AND FRANCOPHONE LITERATURE
FRNC 010	FRENCH CIVILIZATION
FRNC 012	FRENCH LITERATURE IN TRANSLATION
FRNC 016	FRENCH CULTURE AND COMMUNICATION
FRNC 050	FRENCH CINEMA
GRMN 001	ELEMENTARY GERMAN - LEVEL 1
GRMN 002	ELEMENTARY GERMAN - LEVEL 2
GRMN 003	INTERMEDIATE GERMAN - LEVEL 1
GRMN 004	INTERMEDIATE GERMAN - LEVEL 2
GRMN 005	INTRODUCTION TO GERMAN LITERATURE
GRMN 010	GERMAN CIVILIZATION
GRMN 012	GERMAN LITERATURE IN TRANSLATION
HUM 001	INTRODUCTION TO THE HUMANITIES
HUM 002	HUMANITIES, SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY
HUM 003	HUMANITIES AND THE SOCIAL SCIENCES
HUM 004	HUMANITIES THROUGH THE ARTS
ITAL 001	ELEMENTARY ITALIAN – LEVEL 1
ITAL 002	ELEMENTARY ITALIAN - LEVEL 2
ITAL 003	INTERMEDIATE ITALIAN - LEVEL 1
ITAL 004	INTERMEDIATE ITALIAN - LEVEL 2
ITAL 010	ITALIAN CIVILIZATION
ITAL 012	ITALIAN LITERATURE IN TRANSLATION
ITAL 050	ITALIAN FILM AS DRAMATIC LITERATURE
JAPN 001	ELEMENTARY JAPANESE – LEVEL 1
JAPN 002	ELEMENTARY JAPANESE - LEVEL 2
JAPN 003	INTERMEDIATE JAPANESE - LEVEL 1
JAPN 004	INTERMEDIATE JAPANESE - LEVEL 2
JAPN 005	ADVANCED JAPANESE READING AND COMPOSITION
JAPN 010	JAPANESE CIVILIZATION
JAPN 011	JAPANESE CULTURE AND SOCIETY
JAPN 012	JAPANESE LITERATURE IN TRANSLATION
JAPN 050	JAPANESE CINEMA
LATN 001	ELEMENTARY LATIN – LEVEL 1
LATN 002	ELEMENTARY LATIN – LEVEL 2
LING 010	INTRODUCTION TO LINGUISTICS
or ENGL 010	INTRODUCTION TO LINGUISTICS
LING 011	HISTORY OF THE ENGLISH LANGUAGE
or ENGL 011	HISTORY OF THE ENGLISH LANGUAGE
LING 012	LANGUAGE AND CROSS-CULTURAL COMMUNICATION 1
or ENGL 012	LANGUAGE AND CROSS-CULTURAL COMMUNICATION
MUSC 007A	MUSIC HISTORY AND LITERATURE: ANTIQUITY TO 1750
MUSC 007B	MUSIC HISTORY AND LITERATURE: 1750 TO THE PRESENT
MUSC 021	MUSIC APPRECIATION
MUSC 022	MUSIC IN THE CONTEMPORARY WORLD
MUSC 023	MUSIC CULTURES OF THE WORLD
MUSC 024A	THE JAZZ EXPERIENCE: EVOLUTION AND ESSENCE
MUSC 024B	HISTORY OF ROCK MUSIC
MUSC 025	AFRICAN AMERICAN MUSIC
MUSC 027	ASIAN MUSIC
MUSC 028	HISTORY OF OPERA
MUSP 007	HISTORY AND ANALYSIS OF POPULAR MUSIC
PHIL 001	INTRODUCTION TO PHILOSOPHY
PHIL 001H	HONORS INTRODUCTION TO PHILOSOPHY
PHIL 003	ETHICS
PHIL 007	CONTEMPORARY MORAL PROBLEMS
PHIL 008	PHILOSOPHY AND HUMANNESS
PHIL 020A	HISTORY OF ANCIENT PHILOSOPHY
PHIL 020B	HISTORY OF MODERN PHILOSOPHY
PHIL 031	CONTEMPORARY CHICANO PHILOSOPHY
PHIL 037	PHILOSOPHY OF RELIGION
PHOT 010	HISTORY OF PHOTOGRAPHY
PORT 001	ELEMENTARY PORTUGUESE – LEVEL 1
PORT 002	ELEMENTARY PORTUGUESE – LEVEL 2
PORT 003	INTERMEDIATE PORTUGUESE - LEVEL 1
PORT 004	INTERMEDIATE PORTUGUESE – LEVEL 2
RELG 001	WORLD RELIGIONS
RELG 002	ASIAN RELIGIONS
RELG 003	WESTERN RELIGIONS
RUSS 001	ELEMENTARY RUSSIAN - LEVEL 1
RUSS 002	ELEMENTARY RUSSIAN - LEVEL 2
RUSS 003	INTERMEDIATE RUSSIAN - LEVEL 1
RUSS 004	INTERMEDIATE RUSSIAN - LEVEL 2
RUSS 011	RUSSIAN CIVILIZATION
SPAN 001	ELEMENTARY SPANISH – LEVEL 1
SPAN 002	ELEMENTARY SPANISH – LEVEL 2
SPAN 002A	SPANISH FOR SPANISH SPEAKERS
SPAN 003	INTERMEDIATE SPANISH - LEVEL 1
SPAN 004	INTERMEDIATE SPANISH - LEVEL 2
SPAN 005	INTRODUCTION TO SPANISH LITERATURE
SPAN 006A	INTRODUCTION TO SPANISH-AMERICAN LITERATURE
SPAN 006B	INTRODUCTION TO SPANISH-AMERICAN LITERATURE
SPAN 012	SPANISH LITERATURE IN TRANSLATION
SPAN 025	SPANISH COMPOSITION
SPAN 031	LANGUAGE OF THE BARRIO
SPAN 042A	CIVILIZATION OF SPAIN AND PORTUGAL
SPAN 042B	CIVILIZATION OF SPAIN AND PORTUGAL
SPAN 044A	CIVILIZATION OF LATIN AMERICA
SPAN 044B	CIVILIZATION OF LATIN AMERICA
SPAN 050	SPANISH AND LATIN AMERICAN CINEMA
THRT 001	INTRODUCTION TO THEATER
THRT 005A	THEATRE HISTORY I
THRT 005B	THEATRE HISTORY II
TVR 019	MEDIA AESTHETICS AND CINEMATIC ARTS

Area 4 - Social and Behavioral Sciences

Course List

Code	Title	Units
ANTH 001	BIOLOGICAL ANTHROPOLOGY 1
ANTH 001H	HONORS BIOLOGICAL ANTHROPOLOGY 1
ANTH 002	CULTURAL ANTHROPOLOGY
ANTH 002H	HONORS CULTURAL ANTHROPOLOGY
ANTH 003	INTRODUCTION TO ARCHAEOLOGY
ANTH 004	ANTHROPOLOGY OF RELIGION, WITCHCRAFT, AND MAGIC
ANTH 005	INTRODUCTION TO LINGUISTIC ANTHROPOLOGY
ANTH 006	ARCHAEOLOGY OF THE ANCIENT WORLD
ANTH 009	GENDER, SEX AND CULTURE
ANTH 012	AMERICAN INDIAN CULTURES
ANTH 086	CHICANO/A AND LATINO/A AMERICAN CULTURE 1
or ETH 086	CHICANO/A AND LATINO/A AMERICAN CULTURE
CHDV 015	CHILD, FAMILY AND COMMUNITY
COMM 001	SURVEY OF MASS COMMUNICATION
ECON 001A	PRINCIPLES OF MACROECONOMICS
ECON 001AH	HONORS PRINCIPLES OF MACROECONOMICS
ECON 001B	PRINCIPLES OF MICROECONOMICS
ECON 001BH	HONORS PRINCIPLES OF MICROECONOMICS
ENGL 012	LANGUAGE AND CROSS-CULTURAL COMMUNICATION 1
or LING 012	LANGUAGE AND CROSS-CULTURAL COMMUNICATION
ETH 014	INTRODUCTION TO ETHNIC STUDIES 1
or SOC 014	INTRODUCTION TO ETHNIC STUDIES
ETH 014H	HONORS INTRODUCTION TO ETHNIC STUDIES 1
or SOC 014H	HONORS INTRODUCTION TO ETHNIC STUDIES
ETH 051	HISTORY OF INDIGENOUS NATIVE AMERICANS 1
or HIST 051	HISTORY OF INDIGENOUS NATIVE AMERICANS
ETH 061A	AFRICAN AMERICAN HISTORY TO 1865 1
or HIST 061A	AFRICAN AMERICAN HISTORY TO 1865
ETH 061B	AFRICAN AMERICAN HISTORY FROM 1865 1
or HIST 061B	AFRICAN AMERICAN HISTORY FROM 1865
ETH 062	AFRICAN AMERICAN PSYCHOLOGY 1
or PSYC 062	AFRICAN AMERICAN PSYCHOLOGY
ETH 063	AFRICAN AMERICAN SOCIOLOGY 1
or SOC 063	AFRICAN AMERICAN SOCIOLOGY
ETH 071	ASIAN PACIFIC AMERICAN HISTORY 1
or HIST 071	ASIAN PACIFIC AMERICAN HISTORY
ETH 072	PSYCHOLOGY OF THE ASIAN AMERICAN
or PSYC 072	PSYCHOLOGY OF THE ASIAN AMERICAN
ETH 073	ASIAN PACIFIC AMERICAN SOCIOLOGY 1
or SOC 073	ASIAN PACIFIC AMERICAN SOCIOLOGY
ETH 081	MEXICAN AMERICAN HISTORY 1
or HIST 081	MEXICAN AMERICAN HISTORY
ETH 082	CHICANO/A PSYCHOLOGY 1
or PSYC 082	CHICANO/A PSYCHOLOGY
ETH 083	CHICANO SOCIOLOGY 1
or SOC 083	CHICANO SOCIOLOGY
ETH 086	CHICANO/A AND LATINO/A AMERICAN CULTURE 1
or ANTH 086	CHICANO/A AND LATINO/A AMERICAN CULTURE
ENVS 002	HUMAN IMPACT ON THE ENVIRONMENT
GEOG 002	CULTURAL GEOGRAPHY
GEOG 003	WORLD REGIONAL GEOGRAPHY
GERO 001	INTRODUCTION TO GERONTOLOGY
GLBL 001	INTRODUCTION TO GLOBAL STUDIES
GLBL 002	ISSUES IN GLOBAL STUDIES
HIST 001A	HISTORY OF EUROPEAN CIVILIZATION TO 1715
HIST 001B	HISTORY OF EUROPEAN CIVILIZATION FROM 1715
HIST 002A	HISTORY OF WORLD CIVILIZATIONS TO 1500
HIST 002B	HISTORY OF WORLD CIVILIZATIONS FROM 1500
HIST 005A	HISTORY OF GREAT BRITAIN TO 1714
HIST 005B	HISTORY OF GREAT BRITAIN FROM 1714
HIST 007A	UNITED STATES HISTORY TO 1876
HIST 007AH	HONORS UNITED STATES HISTORY TO 1876
HIST 007B	UNITED STATES HISTORY FROM 1876
HIST 007BH	HONORS UNITED STATES HISTORY FROM 1876
HIST 008	HISTORY OF CALIFORNIA
HIST 009A	LATIN AMERICA: PRE-COLUMBIAN TO 1825
HIST 009B	LATIN AMERICA: 1825 TO THE PRESENT
HIST 016	HISTORY OF THE MIDDLE EAST
HIST 018	HISTORY OF SOUTH ASIA, SOUTHEAST ASIA AND THE PACIFIC
HIST 019	HISTORY OF CHINA, JAPAN AND KOREA
HIST 025B	WOMEN IN AMERICAN SOCIETY
HIST 025D	AMERICA'S RELATIONS WITH OTHER NATIONS
HIST 025F	AMERICA AND THE TWO WORLD WARS
HIST 025I	THE UNITED STATES & THE WARS IN VIETNAM
HIST 027	AFRICAN HISTORY
HIST 027A	TRADITIONAL AFRICA
HIST 027B	MODERN AFRICA
HIST 030	HISTORY OF MEXICO
HIST 051	HISTORY OF INDIGENOUS NATIVE AMERICANS 1
or ETH 051	HISTORY OF INDIGENOUS NATIVE AMERICANS
HIST 061A	AFRICAN AMERICAN HISTORY TO 1865 1
or ETH 061A	AFRICAN AMERICAN HISTORY TO 1865
HIST 061B	AFRICAN AMERICAN HISTORY FROM 1865 1
or ETH 061B	AFRICAN AMERICAN HISTORY FROM 1865
HIST 071	ASIAN PACIFIC AMERICAN HISTORY 1
or ETH 071	ASIAN PACIFIC AMERICAN HISTORY
HIST 081	MEXICAN AMERICAN HISTORY 1
or ETH 081	MEXICAN AMERICAN HISTORY
LING 012	LANGUAGE AND CROSS-CULTURAL COMMUNICATION 1
or ENGL 012	LANGUAGE AND CROSS-CULTURAL COMMUNICATION
LING 014	LANGUAGE IN SOCIETY
LING 016	PSYCHOLINGUISTICS: LANGUAGE AND THE MIND
LING 017	INTRODUCTION TO LANGUAGE ACQUISITION
POLS 001	INTRODUCTION TO AMERICAN GOVERNMENT AND POLITICS
POLS 002	COMPARATIVE GOVERNMENT AND POLITICS
POLS 006	THE U.S. AND WORLD POLITICS
POLS 007	PRINCIPLES OF POLITICAL SCIENCE
POLS 021	INTRODUCTION TO POLITICAL ECONOMY
POLS 022	INTRODUCTION TO POLITICAL THEORY
PSYC 001	INTRODUCTORY PSYCHOLOGY
PSYC 001H	HONORS INTRODUCTORY PSYCHOLOGY
PSYC 002	INTRODUCTORY BIOLOGICAL PSYCHOLOGY
PSYC 003	ABNORMAL PSYCHOLOGY
PSYC 005	RESEARCH METHODS IN PSYCHOLOGY
PSYC 021	DEVELOPMENTAL PSYCHOLOGY: THE CHILD
PSYC 021H	HONORS DEVELOPMENTAL PSYCHOLOGY: THE CHILD
PSYC 022	DEVELOPMENTAL PSYCHOLOGY: THE ADULT
PSYC 023	SOCIAL PSYCHOLOGY
PSYC 024	LIFESPAN DEVELOPMENTAL PSYCHOLOGY
PSYC 025	HUMAN SEXUALITY
PSYC 062	AFRICAN AMERICAN PSYCHOLOGY 1
or ETH 062	AFRICAN AMERICAN PSYCHOLOGY
PSYC 072	PSYCHOLOGY OF THE ASIAN AMERICAN
or ETH 072	PSYCHOLOGY OF THE ASIAN AMERICAN
PSYC 082	CHICANO/A PSYCHOLOGY 1
or ETH 082	CHICANO/A PSYCHOLOGY
SOC 001	INTRODUCTORY SOCIOLOGY
SOC 001H	HONORS INTRODUCTORY SOCIOLOGY
SOC 002	CONTEMPORARY SOCIAL PROBLEMS
SOC 014	INTRODUCTION TO ETHNIC STUDIES 1
or ETH 014	INTRODUCTION TO ETHNIC STUDIES
SOC 014H	HONORS INTRODUCTION TO ETHNIC STUDIES 1
or ETH 014H	HONORS INTRODUCTION TO ETHNIC STUDIES
SOC 015	CRIME, DELINQUENCY AND SOCIETY
SOC 016	URBAN SOCIOLOGY
SOC 022	SOCIOLOGY OF AGING
SOC 024	MARRIAGE AND THE FAMILY
SOC 030	INTRODUCTION TO GENDER
SOC 035	LGBTQ STUDIES
SOC 063	AFRICAN AMERICAN SOCIOLOGY 1
or ETH 063	AFRICAN AMERICAN SOCIOLOGY
SOC 073	ASIAN PACIFIC AMERICAN SOCIOLOGY 1
or ETH 073	ASIAN PACIFIC AMERICAN SOCIOLOGY
SOC 083	CHICANO SOCIOLOGY 1
or ETH 083	CHICANO SOCIOLOGY
SOSC 017	INTRODUCTION TO RESEARCH METHODS IN SOCIAL SCIENCES
SPCH 013	INTRODUCTION TO SPEECH COMMUNICATION

Area 5 - Natural Sciences

Course List

Code	Title	Units
AGPS 006	ENVIRONMENTAL HORTICULTURE
AGPS 012	SOIL SCIENCE
ANAT 025	HUMAN ANATOMY
ANTH 001 & 001L	BIOLOGICAL ANTHROPOLOGY and LABORATORY IN BIOLOGICAL ANTHROPOLOGY 1
ANTH 001H & ANTH 001L	HONORS BIOLOGICAL ANTHROPOLOGY and LABORATORY IN BIOLOGICAL ANTHROPOLOGY 1
ASTR 001	ELEMENTARY ASTRONOMY
BIOL 002	ANIMAL BIOLOGY
BIOL 003	HUMAN BIOLOGY 1
BIOL 004	BOTANY/PLANT DIVERSITY AND ECOLOGY
BIOL 010A	CELLULAR BIOLOGY, GENETICS AND EVOLUTION
BIOL 010B	THE DIVERSITY OF LIFE ON EARTH: STRUCTURE, FUNCTION AND ECOLOGY
BIOL 011	GENERAL BIOLOGY
BIOL 011H	HONORS GENERAL BIOLOGY
BIOL 014	FIELD BIOLOGY
BIOL 016	MARINE BIOLOGY
BIOL 030	FIELD BOTANY
BIOL 038	CELL AND MOLECULAR BIOLOGY
BIOL 039	MODERN HUMAN GENETICS
CHEM 001A	GENERAL CHEMISTRY AND CHEMICAL ANALYSIS I
CHEM 001B	GENERAL CHEMISTRY AND CHEMICAL ANALYSIS II
CHEM 002A	CHEMISTRY – GENERAL, ORGANIC AND BIOCHEMISTRY I
CHEM 002B	CHEMISTRY – GENERAL, ORGANIC AND BIOCHEMISTRY II
CHEM 008A	ORGANIC CHEMISTRY I
CHEM 008B	ORGANIC CHEMISTRY II
CHEM 022	INTRODUCTORY CHEMISTRY
ENVS 001	INTRODUCTION TO ENVIRONMENTAL SCIENCE
ENVS 003	CHEMISTRY AND THE ENVIRONMENT
ENVS 030	ENVIRONMENTAL FIELD INVESTIGATIONS
ENVS 040	ENVIRONMENTAL FIELD LABORATORY
GEOG 001 & 001L	PHYSICAL GEOGRAPHY and PHYSICAL GEOGRAPHY LABORATORY
GEOL 001	PHYSICAL GEOLOGY
GEOL 002	HISTORICAL GEOLOGY
GEOL 003	EARTH AND SPACE SCIENCE
GEOL 006	MINERALOGY
GEOL 012 & 012F	PHYSICAL OCEANOGRAPHY and PHYSICAL OCEANOGRAPHY FIELD STUDIES
or GEOL 012L	PHYSICAL OCEANOGRAPHY LABORATORY
GEOL 021 & 021L	HISTORY OF LIFE and HISTORY OF LIFE LABORATORY
GEOL 022	THE AGE OF DINOSAURS
MICR 002	MICROBIOLOGY
PHSC 003 & 003L	PHYSICAL SCIENCES and LABORATORY FOR PHYSICAL SCIENCE
PHYS 002A	GENERAL PHYSICS I: MECHANICS AND THERMAL PHYSICS
PHYS 002B	GENERAL PHYSICS II: ELECTROMAGNETISM, OPTICS, AND MODERN PHYSICS
PHYS 008A	PHYSICS FOR SCIENTISTS AND ENGINEERS I: MECHANICS
PHYS 008B	PHYSICS FOR SCIENTISTS AND ENGINEERS II: WAVES, ELECTRICITY & MAGNETISM
PHYS 008C	PHYSICS FOR SCIENTISTS AND ENGINEERS III: THERMODYNAMICS, OPTICS, AND MODERN PHYSICS
PHYS 010 & 010L	DESCRIPTIVE INTRODUCTION TO PHYSICS and DESCRIPTIVE PHYSICS IN THE LABORATORY
PHYS 031A	CALCULUS-BASED COLLEGE PHYSICS I
PHYS 031B	CALCULUS-BASED COLLEGE PHYSICS II
PYSO 001	HUMAN PHYSIOLOGY 1

California State University General Education Breadth Certification Program

California State University (CSU) requirements for advanced undergraduate standing and general education are listed below. Requirements for the individual CSU campuses are similar, but students should consult specific catalogs as each may have additional requirements. For instance, a given campus may have added lower and/or upper-division general education requirements so long as the requirement applies equally to native as well as transfer students.

Under this program, candidates for the Baccalaureate Degree at a CSU must meet the general education requirement of 48 units. A student may currently meet 39 units of this requirement at Pasadena City College. The remaining 9 units must be completed at the upper-division level.

Students expecting to request CSU GE Breadth certification should complete 39 units distributed among categories A through F as noted with no less than 30 units for areas A through D. Areas A and B4 must be fully completed with minimum grades of C- prior to transfer. A single course may not meet more than one area requirement.

Students who complete all requirements of CSU GE Breadth and request certification will have the CSU GE Breadth certification noted on their final transcript. Students are encouraged to meet with an Academic Counselor for complete information.

Students whose majors require more than 30 units should consult with an Academic Counselor regarding the advisability of prioritizing completion of major requirements instead of general education requirements.

California State University General Education Breadth Requirements

Area A – English Language Communication and Critical Thinking

Complete three courses, 9 semester units (or 12 quarter units) with at least one course each from A1, A2, and A3.

A1 – Oral Communication

A2 – Written Communication

A3 – Critical Thinking

Area B – Scientific Inquiry and Quantitative Reasoning

Complete three courses, 9 semester units (or 12 quarter units) with at least one course each from B1, B2, and B4, including at least one associated laboratory course in B3.

B1 – Physical Sciences

B2 – Life Sciences

B3 – Laboratory Activity (related to a lecture course taken to satisfy either B1 or B2)

B4 – Mathematics/Quantitative Reasoning

Area C – Arts and Humanities

Complete three courses, 9 semester units (or 12 quarter units) with at least one course each from C1 and C2.

C1 – Arts (e.g., Arts, Cinema, Dance, Music, Theater)

C2 – Humanities (e.g., Literature, Philosophy, Languages Other than English)

Area D – Social Sciences

Complete two courses, 6 semester units (or 8 quarter units).

Area E – Lifelong Learning and Self-Development

Complete one to two course, 3 semester units (or 4 quarter units).  Maximum of one unit of Dance Activity or PE/Kinesiology Activity (KINA).

Area F – Ethnic Studies

Complete one course, 3 semester units (or 4 quarter units). 

American Institutions

Not required for CSU GE Breadth certification. All CSU campuses have a graduation requirement in U.S. History, Constitution, and American Ideals. This requirement may be met at Pasadena City College by completing two courses: one course in U.S. History (within Area C2 or D) and POLS 001 (within area D). 

Area A - English Language Communication and Critical Thinking

A1 - Oral Communication

Course List

Code	Title	Units
SPCH 001	FUNDAMENTALS OF SPEECH
SPCH 001H	HONORS FUNDAMENTALS OF SPEECH
SPCH 010	INTERPERSONAL COMMUNICATION

A2 - Written Communication 

Course List

Code	Title	Units
ENGL 001A	READING AND COMPOSITION
ENGL 001AH	HONORS READING AND COMPOSITION
ENGL 001AS	STRETCH ACCELERATED READING AND COMPOSITION

A3 - Critical Thinking 

Course List

Code	Title	Units
ENGL 001B	READING AND COMPOSITION (effective Fall 2020)
ENGL 001BH	HONORS READING AND COMPOSITION (effective Fall 2020)
ENGL 001C	INTERMEDIATE COMPOSITION–CRITICAL THINKING AND ARGUMENT
ENGL 001CH	HONORS INTERMEDIATE COMPOSITION–CRITICAL THINKING AND ARGUMENT
PHIL 025	INTRODUCTION TO CRITICAL THINKING
PHIL 025H	HONORS CRITICAL THINKING
PHIL 030	LOGIC
PHIL 033	INTRODUCTION TO SYMBOLIC LOGIC
PHSC 002	SCIENTIFIC METHOD AS CRITICAL THINKING
SPCH 006	ARGUMENTATION AND DEBATE
SPCH 012	ARGUMENTATION AND CRITICAL THINKING

Area B – Scientific Inquiry and Quantitative Reasoning 

B1 - Physical Sciences

Course List

Code	Title	Units
AGPS 004	PLANT SCIENCE
AGPS 006	ENVIRONMENTAL HORTICULTURE
AGPS 012	SOIL SCIENCE
ASTR 001	ELEMENTARY ASTRONOMY
ASTR 012	DESCRIPTIVE INTRODUCTION TO ASTRONOMY
CHEM 001A	GENERAL CHEMISTRY AND CHEMICAL ANALYSIS I
CHEM 001B	GENERAL CHEMISTRY AND CHEMICAL ANALYSIS II
CHEM 002A	CHEMISTRY – GENERAL, ORGANIC AND BIOCHEMISTRY I
CHEM 002B	CHEMISTRY – GENERAL, ORGANIC AND BIOCHEMISTRY II
CHEM 008A	ORGANIC CHEMISTRY I
CHEM 008B	ORGANIC CHEMISTRY II
CHEM 022	INTRODUCTORY CHEMISTRY
ENVS 001	INTRODUCTION TO ENVIRONMENTAL SCIENCE
ENVS 003	CHEMISTRY AND THE ENVIRONMENT
GEOG 001	PHYSICAL GEOGRAPHY
GEOG 004	WEATHER AND CLIMATE
GEOL 001	PHYSICAL GEOLOGY
GEOL 002	HISTORICAL GEOLOGY
GEOL 003	EARTH AND SPACE SCIENCE
GEOL 004	GEOLOGY OF CALIFORNIA
GEOL 006	MINERALOGY
GEOL 012	PHYSICAL OCEANOGRAPHY
GEOL 021	HISTORY OF LIFE
GEOL 022	THE AGE OF DINOSAURS
GEOL 023	ENVIRONMENTAL HAZARDS AND NATURAL DISASTERS
GEOL 030A	COASTAL CALIFORNIA
GEOL 030B	PENINSULAR RANGES – SALTON DEPRESSION
GEOL 030C	COAST RANGES – SAN ANDREAS FAULT
GEOL 030D	GEOLOGY OF THE SIERRA NEVADA AND OWENS VALLEY
GEOL 030E	GEOLOGY OF DEATH VALLEY
GEOL 030F	GEOLOGICAL FIELD INVESTIGATION – ROCKY MOUNTAINS
GEOL 030I	PROBLEMS IN STRUCTURAL GEOLOGY
GEOL 030J	COLORADO PLATEAU
GEOL 030K	PROBLEMS IN REGIONAL STRATIGRAPHY
PHSC 003	PHYSICAL SCIENCES
PHYS 002A	GENERAL PHYSICS I: MECHANICS AND THERMAL PHYSICS
PHYS 002B	GENERAL PHYSICS II: ELECTROMAGNETISM, OPTICS, AND MODERN PHYSICS
PHYS 008A	PHYSICS FOR SCIENTISTS AND ENGINEERS I: MECHANICS
PHYS 008B	PHYSICS FOR SCIENTISTS AND ENGINEERS II: WAVES, ELECTRICITY & MAGNETISM
PHYS 008C	PHYSICS FOR SCIENTISTS AND ENGINEERS III: THERMODYNAMICS, OPTICS, AND MODERN PHYSICS
PHYS 010	DESCRIPTIVE INTRODUCTION TO PHYSICS
PHYS 031A	CALCULUS-BASED COLLEGE PHYSICS I
PHYS 031B	CALCULUS-BASED COLLEGE PHYSICS II

B2 - Life Sciences

Course List

Code	Title	Units
ANAT 025	HUMAN ANATOMY
ANTH 001	BIOLOGICAL ANTHROPOLOGY 1
ANTH 001H	HONORS BIOLOGICAL ANTHROPOLOGY 1
BIOL 002	ANIMAL BIOLOGY
BIOL 003	HUMAN BIOLOGY
BIOL 004	BOTANY/PLANT DIVERSITY AND ECOLOGY
BIOL 010A	CELLULAR BIOLOGY, GENETICS AND EVOLUTION
BIOL 010B	THE DIVERSITY OF LIFE ON EARTH: STRUCTURE, FUNCTION AND ECOLOGY
BIOL 010C	GENETICS
BIOL 011	GENERAL BIOLOGY
BIOL 011H	HONORS GENERAL BIOLOGY
BIOL 014	FIELD BIOLOGY
BIOL 016	MARINE BIOLOGY
BIOL 030	FIELD BOTANY
BIOL 038	CELL AND MOLECULAR BIOLOGY
BIOL 039	MODERN HUMAN GENETICS
MICR 002	MICROBIOLOGY
PSYC 002	INTRODUCTORY BIOLOGICAL PSYCHOLOGY 1
PYSO 001	HUMAN PHYSIOLOGY

B3 -  Laboratory Activity (related to a lecture course taken to satisfy either B1 or B2)

Course List

Code	Title	Units
ANAT 025	HUMAN ANATOMY
AGPS 006	ENVIRONMENTAL HORTICULTURE
AGPS 012	SOIL SCIENCE
ANTH 001L	LABORATORY IN BIOLOGICAL ANTHROPOLOGY 1
ASTR 001	ELEMENTARY ASTRONOMY
BIOL 002	ANIMAL BIOLOGY
BIOL 003	HUMAN BIOLOGY
BIOL 004	BOTANY/PLANT DIVERSITY AND ECOLOGY
BIOL 010A	CELLULAR BIOLOGY, GENETICS AND EVOLUTION
BIOL 010B	THE DIVERSITY OF LIFE ON EARTH: STRUCTURE, FUNCTION AND ECOLOGY
BIOL 011	GENERAL BIOLOGY
BIOL 011H	HONORS GENERAL BIOLOGY
BIOL 014	FIELD BIOLOGY
BIOL 016	MARINE BIOLOGY
BIOL 030	FIELD BOTANY
BIOL 038	CELL AND MOLECULAR BIOLOGY
BIOL 039	MODERN HUMAN GENETICS
CHEM 001A	GENERAL CHEMISTRY AND CHEMICAL ANALYSIS I
CHEM 001B	GENERAL CHEMISTRY AND CHEMICAL ANALYSIS II
CHEM 002A	CHEMISTRY – GENERAL, ORGANIC AND BIOCHEMISTRY I
CHEM 002B	CHEMISTRY – GENERAL, ORGANIC AND BIOCHEMISTRY II
CHEM 008A	ORGANIC CHEMISTRY I
CHEM 008B	ORGANIC CHEMISTRY II
CHEM 022	INTRODUCTORY CHEMISTRY
ENVS 001	INTRODUCTION TO ENVIRONMENTAL SCIENCE
ENVS 003	CHEMISTRY AND THE ENVIRONMENT
GEOG 001L	PHYSICAL GEOGRAPHY LABORATORY
GEOL 001	PHYSICAL GEOLOGY
GEOL 001F	PHYSICAL GEOLOGY FIELD STUDIES
GEOL 002	HISTORICAL GEOLOGY
GEOL 002F	HISTORICAL GEOLOGY FIELD STUDIES
GEOL 003	EARTH AND SPACE SCIENCE
GEOL 003F	EARTH AND SPACE SCIENCE FIELD LABORATORY
GEOL 006	MINERALOGY
GEOL 012F	PHYSICAL OCEANOGRAPHY FIELD STUDIES
GEOL 012L	PHYSICAL OCEANOGRAPHY LABORATORY
GEOL 021L	HISTORY OF LIFE LABORATORY
GEOL 030A	COASTAL CALIFORNIA
GEOL 030B	PENINSULAR RANGES – SALTON DEPRESSION
GEOL 030C	COAST RANGES – SAN ANDREAS FAULT
GEOL 030D	GEOLOGY OF THE SIERRA NEVADA AND OWENS VALLEY
GEOL 030E	GEOLOGY OF DEATH VALLEY
GEOL 030F	GEOLOGICAL FIELD INVESTIGATION – ROCKY MOUNTAINS
GEOL 030I	PROBLEMS IN STRUCTURAL GEOLOGY
GEOL 030J	COLORADO PLATEAU
GEOL 030K	PROBLEMS IN REGIONAL STRATIGRAPHY
MICR 002	MICROBIOLOGY
PHSC 003L	LABORATORY FOR PHYSICAL SCIENCE
PHYS 002A	GENERAL PHYSICS I: MECHANICS AND THERMAL PHYSICS
PHYS 002B	GENERAL PHYSICS II: ELECTROMAGNETISM, OPTICS, AND MODERN PHYSICS
PHYS 008A	PHYSICS FOR SCIENTISTS AND ENGINEERS I: MECHANICS
PHYS 008B	PHYSICS FOR SCIENTISTS AND ENGINEERS II: WAVES, ELECTRICITY & MAGNETISM
PHYS 008C	PHYSICS FOR SCIENTISTS AND ENGINEERS III: THERMODYNAMICS, OPTICS, AND MODERN PHYSICS
PHYS 010L	DESCRIPTIVE PHYSICS IN THE LABORATORY
PHYS 031A	CALCULUS-BASED COLLEGE PHYSICS I
PHYS 031B	CALCULUS-BASED COLLEGE PHYSICS II
PYSO 001	HUMAN PHYSIOLOGY

B4 - Mathematics/Quantitative Reasoning 

Course List

Code	Title	Units
BUS 014A	MATHEMATICAL ANALYSIS FOR BUSINESS-FINITE
BUS 014B	MATHEMATICAL ANALYSIS FOR BUSINESS-CALCULUS
CS 002	FUNDAMENTALS OF COMPUTER SCIENCE I
CS 006	INTRODUCTION TO APPLIED LOGIC DESIGN
CS 008	FUNDAMENTALS OF COMPUTER SCIENCE III – DATA STRUCTURES
CS 045	DISCRETE STRUCTURES WITH COMPUTER SCIENCE APPLICATIONS
MATH 003	COLLEGE ALGEBRA FOR STEM
MATH 005A	SINGLE VARIABLE CALCULUS I
MATH 005AH	HONORS SINGLE VARIABLE CALCULUS I
MATH 005B	SINGLE VARIABLE CALCULUS II
MATH 005BH	HONORS SINGLE VARIABLE CALCULUS II
MATH 005C	MULTIVARIABLE CALCULUS
MATH 005CH	HONORS MULTIVARIABLE CALCULUS
MATH 006A	CALCULUS FOR LIFE SCIENCES I
MATH 008	PRECALCULUS TRIGONOMETRY
MATH 009	PRECALCULUS MATHEMATICS
MATH 010	LINEAR ALGEBRA AND APPLICATIONS
MATH 010H	HONORS LINEAR ALGEBRA AND APPLICATIONS
MATH 015	EXPLORATIONS IN QUANTITATIVE REASONING
MATH 022	DISCRETE MATHEMATICS
MATH 038	FOUNDATIONS OF ELEMENTARY SCHOOL MATHEMATICS: BASIC NUMBER CONCEPTS
MATH 055	DIFFERENTIAL EQUATIONS
MATH 055H	HONORS DIFFERENTIAL EQUATIONS
STAT 015	STATISTICS FOR BUSINESS AND ECONOMICS
STAT 018	STATISTICS FOR BEHAVIORAL AND SOCIAL SCIENCES
STAT 050	ELEMENTARY STATISTICS
STAT 050H	HONORS ELEMENTARY STATISTICS

Area C - Arts and Humanities

C1 - Arts (e.g., Arts, Cinema, Dance, Music Theater)

Course List

Code	Title	Units
ARCH 024A	HISTORY OF ARCHITECTURE – PREHISTORY TO LATE MEDIEVAL
ARCH 024B	HISTORY OF ARCHITECTURE – RENAISSANCE TO CONTEMPORARY
ART 001A	HISTORY OF WESTERN ART – PREHISTORIC THROUGH MEDIEVAL
ART 001B	HISTORY OF WESTERN ART – RENAISSANCE THROUGH CONTEMPORARY
ART 001C	ARTS OF AFRICA, OCEANIA, AND INDIGENOUS NORTH AMERICA
ART 003A	HISTORY OF ASIAN ART: INDIA AND SOUTHEAST ASIA
ART 003B	HISTORY OF ASIAN ART: CHINA, KOREA, AND JAPAN
ART 004A	HISTORY OF ANCIENT ART IN THE WEST
ART 004B	HISTORY OF EUROPEAN MEDIEVAL ART
ART 004C	HISTORY OF EUROPEAN RENAISSANCE AND BAROQUE ART
ART 004D	HISTORY OF MODERN ART
ART 005	ART FUNDAMENTALS
ART 007	PRE-COLUMBIAN ART
ART 008	HISTORY OF MEXICAN AND CHICANO ART
ART 009	HISTORY OF ISLAMIC ART
CHIN 022	CHINESE CALLIGRAPHY
CHIN 050	CHINESE CINEMA
CINE 007A	EARLY FILM HISTORY
CINE 007B	CONTEMPORARY FILM HISTORY
CINE 025	UNDERSTANDING MOVIES
DANC 021A	DANCE HISTORY: CULTURAL AND SOCIAL HERITAGE
DANC 021B	DANCE HISTORY: SPECTACLE AND PERFORMANCE ART
DMA 002	HISTORY OF DESIGN AND MEDIA ARTS
FRNC 050	FRENCH CINEMA
ITAL 050	ITALIAN FILM AS DRAMATIC LITERATURE
JAPN 050	JAPANESE CINEMA
MUSC 007A	MUSIC HISTORY AND LITERATURE: ANTIQUITY TO 1750
MUSC 007B	MUSIC HISTORY AND LITERATURE: 1750 TO THE PRESENT
MUSC 021	MUSIC APPRECIATION
MUSC 022	MUSIC IN THE CONTEMPORARY WORLD
MUSC 023	MUSIC CULTURES OF THE WORLD
MUSC 024A	THE JAZZ EXPERIENCE: EVOLUTION AND ESSENCE
MUSC 024B	HISTORY OF ROCK MUSIC
MUSC 025	AFRICAN AMERICAN MUSIC
MUSC 027	ASIAN MUSIC
MUSC 028	HISTORY OF OPERA
MUSP 007	HISTORY AND ANALYSIS OF POPULAR MUSIC
PHOT 010	HISTORY OF PHOTOGRAPHY
SPAN 050	SPANISH AND LATIN AMERICAN CINEMA
THRT 001	INTRODUCTION TO THEATER
THRT 005A	THEATRE HISTORY I
THRT 005B	THEATRE HISTORY II
TVR 019	MEDIA AESTHETICS AND CINEMATIC ARTS

 Area D - Social Sciences

Course List

Code	Title	Units
ANTH 001	BIOLOGICAL ANTHROPOLOGY 1
ANTH 001H	HONORS BIOLOGICAL ANTHROPOLOGY 1
ANTH 001L	LABORATORY IN BIOLOGICAL ANTHROPOLOGY 1
ANTH 002	CULTURAL ANTHROPOLOGY 1
ANTH 002H	HONORS CULTURAL ANTHROPOLOGY 1
ANTH 003	INTRODUCTION TO ARCHAEOLOGY
ANTH 004	ANTHROPOLOGY OF RELIGION, WITCHCRAFT, AND MAGIC
ANTH 005	INTRODUCTION TO LINGUISTIC ANTHROPOLOGY
ANTH 006	ARCHAEOLOGY OF THE ANCIENT WORLD
ANTH 009	GENDER, SEX AND CULTURE
ANTH 012	AMERICAN INDIAN CULTURES
ANTH 086	CHICANO/A AND LATINO/A AMERICAN CULTURE 1
or ETH 086	CHICANO/A AND LATINO/A AMERICAN CULTURE
ASL 015	INTRODUCTION TO DEAF CULTURE
CHDV 015	CHILD, FAMILY AND COMMUNITY
COMM 001	SURVEY OF MASS COMMUNICATION
ECON 001A	PRINCIPLES OF MACROECONOMICS
ECON 001AH	HONORS PRINCIPLES OF MACROECONOMICS
ECON 001B	PRINCIPLES OF MICROECONOMICS
ECON 001BH	HONORS PRINCIPLES OF MICROECONOMICS
ENGL 012	LANGUAGE AND CROSS-CULTURAL COMMUNICATION
or LING 012	LANGUAGE AND CROSS-CULTURAL COMMUNICATION
ENVS 002	HUMAN IMPACT ON THE ENVIRONMENT
ETH 014	INTRODUCTION TO ETHNIC STUDIES 1
or SOC 014	INTRODUCTION TO ETHNIC STUDIES
ETH 014H	HONORS INTRODUCTION TO ETHNIC STUDIES 1
or SOC 014H	HONORS INTRODUCTION TO ETHNIC STUDIES
ETH 051	HISTORY OF INDIGENOUS NATIVE AMERICANS 1
or HIST 051	HISTORY OF INDIGENOUS NATIVE AMERICANS
ETH 061A	AFRICAN AMERICAN HISTORY TO 1865 1 2
or HIST 061A	AFRICAN AMERICAN HISTORY TO 1865
ETH 061B	AFRICAN AMERICAN HISTORY FROM 1865 1 2
or HIST 061B	AFRICAN AMERICAN HISTORY FROM 1865
ETH 062	AFRICAN AMERICAN PSYCHOLOGY 1
or PSYC 062	AFRICAN AMERICAN PSYCHOLOGY
ETH 063	AFRICAN AMERICAN SOCIOLOGY 1
or SOC 063	AFRICAN AMERICAN SOCIOLOGY
ETH 071	ASIAN PACIFIC AMERICAN HISTORY 1 2
or HIST 071	ASIAN PACIFIC AMERICAN HISTORY
ETH 072	PSYCHOLOGY OF THE ASIAN AMERICAN
or PSYC 072	PSYCHOLOGY OF THE ASIAN AMERICAN
ETH 073	ASIAN PACIFIC AMERICAN SOCIOLOGY 1
or SOC 073	ASIAN PACIFIC AMERICAN SOCIOLOGY
ETH 081	MEXICAN AMERICAN HISTORY 1 2
or HIST 081	MEXICAN AMERICAN HISTORY
ETH 082	CHICANO/A PSYCHOLOGY 1
or PSYC 082	CHICANO/A PSYCHOLOGY
ETH 083	CHICANO SOCIOLOGY 1
or SOC 083	CHICANO SOCIOLOGY
ETH 086	CHICANO/A AND LATINO/A AMERICAN CULTURE 1
or ANTH 086	CHICANO/A AND LATINO/A AMERICAN CULTURE
GEOG 002	CULTURAL GEOGRAPHY
GEOG 003	WORLD REGIONAL GEOGRAPHY
GERO 001	INTRODUCTION TO GERONTOLOGY
GLBL 001	INTRODUCTION TO GLOBAL STUDIES
GLBL 002	ISSUES IN GLOBAL STUDIES
HED 051	HEALTH AND SOCIAL JUSTICE
HIST 001A	HISTORY OF EUROPEAN CIVILIZATION TO 1715 1
HIST 001B	HISTORY OF EUROPEAN CIVILIZATION FROM 1715 1
HIST 002A	HISTORY OF WORLD CIVILIZATIONS TO 1500 1
HIST 002B	HISTORY OF WORLD CIVILIZATIONS FROM 1500 1
HIST 005A	HISTORY OF GREAT BRITAIN TO 1714 1
HIST 005B	HISTORY OF GREAT BRITAIN FROM 1714 1
HIST 007A	UNITED STATES HISTORY TO 1876 1 2
HIST 007AH	HONORS UNITED STATES HISTORY TO 1876 1 2
HIST 007B	UNITED STATES HISTORY FROM 1876 1 2
HIST 007BH	HONORS UNITED STATES HISTORY FROM 1876 1 2
HIST 008	HISTORY OF CALIFORNIA 1
HIST 009A	LATIN AMERICA: PRE-COLUMBIAN TO 1825 1
HIST 009B	LATIN AMERICA: 1825 TO THE PRESENT 1
HIST 016	HISTORY OF THE MIDDLE EAST 1
HIST 018	HISTORY OF SOUTH ASIA, SOUTHEAST ASIA AND THE PACIFIC 1
HIST 019	HISTORY OF CHINA, JAPAN AND KOREA 1
HIST 025B	WOMEN IN AMERICAN SOCIETY 1 2
HIST 025D	AMERICA'S RELATIONS WITH OTHER NATIONS 1
HIST 025F	AMERICA AND THE TWO WORLD WARS 1
HIST 025I	THE UNITED STATES & THE WARS IN VIETNAM 1
HIST 027	AFRICAN HISTORY
HIST 027A	TRADITIONAL AFRICA 1
HIST 027B	MODERN AFRICA 1
HIST 030	HISTORY OF MEXICO 1
HIST 051	HISTORY OF INDIGENOUS NATIVE AMERICANS 1
or ETH 051	HISTORY OF INDIGENOUS NATIVE AMERICANS
HIST 061A	AFRICAN AMERICAN HISTORY TO 1865 1 2
or ETH 061A	AFRICAN AMERICAN HISTORY TO 1865
HIST 061B	AFRICAN AMERICAN HISTORY FROM 1865 1 2
or ETH 061B	AFRICAN AMERICAN HISTORY FROM 1865
HIST 071	ASIAN PACIFIC AMERICAN HISTORY 1 2
or ETH 071	ASIAN PACIFIC AMERICAN HISTORY
HIST 081	MEXICAN AMERICAN HISTORY 1 2
or ETH 081	MEXICAN AMERICAN HISTORY
LING 012	LANGUAGE AND CROSS-CULTURAL COMMUNICATION
or ENGL 012	LANGUAGE AND CROSS-CULTURAL COMMUNICATION
LING 014	LANGUAGE IN SOCIETY
LING 016	PSYCHOLINGUISTICS: LANGUAGE AND THE MIND
LING 017	INTRODUCTION TO LANGUAGE ACQUISITION
POLS 001	INTRODUCTION TO AMERICAN GOVERNMENT AND POLITICS 2
POLS 002	COMPARATIVE GOVERNMENT AND POLITICS
POLS 006	THE U.S. AND WORLD POLITICS
POLS 007	PRINCIPLES OF POLITICAL SCIENCE
POLS 021	INTRODUCTION TO POLITICAL ECONOMY
POLS 022	INTRODUCTION TO POLITICAL THEORY
PSYC 001	INTRODUCTORY PSYCHOLOGY 1
PSYC 001H	HONORS INTRODUCTORY PSYCHOLOGY 1
PSYC 002	INTRODUCTORY BIOLOGICAL PSYCHOLOGY
PSYC 003	ABNORMAL PSYCHOLOGY 1
PSYC 005	RESEARCH METHODS IN PSYCHOLOGY
PSYC 021	DEVELOPMENTAL PSYCHOLOGY: THE CHILD 1
PSYC 021H	HONORS DEVELOPMENTAL PSYCHOLOGY: THE CHILD 1
PSYC 022	DEVELOPMENTAL PSYCHOLOGY: THE ADULT 1
PSYC 023	SOCIAL PSYCHOLOGY 1
PSYC 024	LIFESPAN DEVELOPMENTAL PSYCHOLOGY 1
PSYC 025	HUMAN SEXUALITY
PSYC 062	AFRICAN AMERICAN PSYCHOLOGY 1
or ETH 062	AFRICAN AMERICAN PSYCHOLOGY
PSYC 072	PSYCHOLOGY OF THE ASIAN AMERICAN
or ETH 072	PSYCHOLOGY OF THE ASIAN AMERICAN
PSYC 082	CHICANO/A PSYCHOLOGY 1
or ETH 082	CHICANO/A PSYCHOLOGY
SOC 001	INTRODUCTORY SOCIOLOGY
SOC 001H	HONORS INTRODUCTORY SOCIOLOGY
SOC 002	CONTEMPORARY SOCIAL PROBLEMS 1
SOC 014	INTRODUCTION TO ETHNIC STUDIES 1
or ETH 014	INTRODUCTION TO ETHNIC STUDIES
SOC 014H	HONORS INTRODUCTION TO ETHNIC STUDIES 1
or ETH 014H	HONORS INTRODUCTION TO ETHNIC STUDIES
SOC 015	CRIME, DELINQUENCY AND SOCIETY
SOC 016	URBAN SOCIOLOGY
SOC 022	SOCIOLOGY OF AGING 1
SOC 024	MARRIAGE AND THE FAMILY 1
SOC 030	INTRODUCTION TO GENDER
SOC 035	LGBTQ STUDIES
SOC 063	AFRICAN AMERICAN SOCIOLOGY 1
or ETH 063	AFRICAN AMERICAN SOCIOLOGY
SOC 073	ASIAN PACIFIC AMERICAN SOCIOLOGY 1
or ETH 073	ASIAN PACIFIC AMERICAN SOCIOLOGY
SOC 083	CHICANO SOCIOLOGY 1
or ETH 083	CHICANO SOCIOLOGY
SOSC 017	INTRODUCTION TO RESEARCH METHODS IN SOCIAL SCIENCES
SPCH 013	INTRODUCTION TO SPEECH COMMUNICATION

Course List

Code	Title	Units
ANTH 002	CULTURAL ANTHROPOLOGY
ANTH 002H	HONORS CULTURAL ANTHROPOLOGY
COLL 001	FIRST YEAR SEMINAR
COUN 012	PERSONAL GROWTH AND DEVELOPMENT
DANC 003	CONDITIONING FOR DANCERS 3
DANC 004H	FLAMENCO DANCE 3
DANC 005A	SOCIAL DANCE I 3
DANC 005B	SOCIAL DANCE II 3
DANC 006A	TAP DANCE I 3
DANC 006B	TAP DANCE II 3
DANC 008A	BEGINNING COMPOSITION AND CHOREOGRAPHY 3
DANC 008B	INTERMEDIATE COMPOSITION AND CHOREOGRAPHY 3
DANC 009A	MODERN DANCE I 3
DANC 009B	MODERN DANCE II 3
DANC 009C	MODERN DANCE III 3
DANC 009D	MODERN DANCE IV 3
DANC 010	MODERN DANCE PRODUCTION 3
DANC 011A	BALLET I 3
DANC 011B	BALLET II 3
DANC 011C	BALLET III 3
DANC 011D	BALLET IV 3
DANC 012	IMPROVISATION 3
DANC 013	PILATES-BASED METHOD FOR ALIGNMENT AND CORRECTION 3
DANC 014A	HIP HOP DANCE I 3
DANC 015A	JAZZ DANCE I 3
DANC 015B	JAZZ DANCE II 3
DANC 015C	JAZZ DANCE III 3
DANC 015D	JAZZ DANCE IV 3
DANC 022A	DANCE PERFORMANCE I 3
DANC 022B	DANCE PERFORMANCE II 3
HED 002A	HEALTH EDUCATION – CONTEMPORARY HEALTH ISSUES
HED 003	WOMEN'S HEALTH
HED 044	HEALTH EDUCATION
HED 052	DRUGS, HEALTH, AND SOCIETY
KINA 003A	BEGINNING SWIMMING I 3
KINA 003B	BEGINNING SWIMMING II 3
KINA 003C	INTERMEDIATE SWIMMING & FITNESS 3
KINA 003D	ADVANCED SWIMMING AND FITNESS 3
KINA 027	ADAPTED FITNESS ACTIVITIES 3
KINA 028A	BEGINNING AQUATIC FITNESS ACTIVITIES 3
KINA 028B	INTERMEDIATE AQUATIC FITNESS ACTIVITIES 3
KINA 029A	BEGINNING STRENGTH TRAINING 3
KINA 029B	INTERMEDIATE STRENGTH TRAINING 3
KINA 029C	ADVANCED STRENGTH TRAINING 3
KINA 030	FITNESS TESTING AND INDEPENDENT EXERCISE 3
KINA 032A	BEGINNING FITNESS ACTIVITIES 3
KINA 032B	INTERMEDIATE FITNESS ACTIVITIES 3
KINA 032C	ADVANCED FITNESS ACTIVITIES 3
KINA 033	STRETCHING FITNESS ACTIVITY 3
KINA 034A	BEGINNING SELF DEFENSE 3
KINA 034B	INTERMEDIATE SELF DEFENSE 3
KINA 035A	BEGINNING ULTIMATE FRISBEE 3
KINA 035B	INTERMEDIATE ULTIMATE FRISBEE 3
KINA 036	AEROBIC FITNESS 3
KINA 037	POLICE-FIRE AGILITY TRAINING 3
KINA 038	CARDIOVASCULAR CONDITIONING 3
KINA 039A	CYCLING FOR FITNESS 3
KINA 039B	BEGINNING CYCLING FOR FITNESS – STATIONARY, INDOOR 3
KINA 039C	INTERMEDIATE CYCLING FOR FITNESS 3
KINA 039D	ADVANCED CYCLING FOR FITNESS – STATIONARY, INDOOR 3
KINA 040A	BEGINNING YOGA 3
KINA 040B	INTERMEDIATE YOGA 3
KINA 040C	ADVANCED YOGA 3
KINA 041A	BEGINNING TAI CHI 3
KINA 041B	INTERMEDIATE TAI CHI 3
KINA 041C	ADVANCED TAI CHI 3
KINA 042	ZUMBA 3
KINA 043A	BEGINNING FLAG FOOTBALL 3
KINA 043B	INTERMEDIATE FLAG FOOTBALL 3
KINA 043C	ADVANCED FLAG FOOTBALL 3
KINA 044A	BEGINNING FITNESS WALKING 3
KINA 044B	INTERMEDIATE FITNESS WALKING 3
KINA 044C	ADVANCED FITNESS WALKING 3
KINA 045A	BEGINNING CROSS TRAINING 3
KINA 045B	INTERMEDIATE CROSS TRAINING 3
KINA 045C	ADVANCED CROSS TRAINING 3
KINA 045D	EXPERT CROSS TRAINING 3
KINA 046A	BEGINNING BADMINTON 3
KINA 046B	INTERMEDIATE BADMINTON 3
KINA 046C	ADVANCED BADMINTON 3
KINA 048A	BEGINNING FENCING 3
KINA 048B	INTERMEDIATE FENCING 3
KINA 048C	ADVANCED FENCING 3
KINA 049A	BEGINNING GOLF 3
KINA 049B	INTERMEDIATE GOLF 3
KINA 049C	ADVANCED GOLF 3
KINA 050A	BEGINNING WEIGHT TRAINING FOR WOMEN 3
KINA 050B	INTERMEDIATE WEIGHT TRAINING FOR WOMEN 3
KINA 050C	ADVANCED WEIGHT TRAINING FOR WOMEN 3
KINA 051A	BEGINNING INDOOR FUTSAL 3
KINA 051B	INTERMEDIATE INDOOR FUTSAL 3
KINA 052	GUTS AND BUTTS 3
KINA 052B	INTERMEDIATE GUTS AND BUTTS 3
KINA 053A	BEGINNING BOOT CAMP 3
KINA 053B	INTERMEDIATE BOOT CAMP 3
KINA 053C	ADVANCED BOOT CAMP 3
KINA 054A	BEGINNING TENNIS 3
KINA 054B	INTERMEDIATE TENNIS 3
KINA 054C	ADVANCED TENNIS 3
KINA 065A	BEGINNING BASKETBALL 3
KINA 065B	INTERMEDIATE BASKETBALL 3
KINA 065C	ADVANCED BASKETBALL 3
KINA 069A	BEGINNING SOCCER 3
KINA 069B	INTERMEDIATE SOCCER 3
KINA 069C	ADVANCED SOCCER 3
KINA 070A	BEGINNING PICKLEBALL
KINA 070B	INTERMEDIATE PICKLEBALL
KINA 070C	ADVANCED PICKLEBALL
KINA 081A	BEGINNING VOLLEYBALL 3
KINA 081B	INTERMEDIATE VOLLEYBALL 3
KINA 081C	ADVANCED VOLLEYBALL 3
KINA 082A	BEGINNING SAND VOLLEYBALL 3
KINA 082B	INTERMEDIATE SAND VOLLEYBALL 3
NUTR 011	HUMAN NUTRITION
PSYC 001	INTRODUCTORY PSYCHOLOGY
PSYC 001H	HONORS INTRODUCTORY PSYCHOLOGY
PSYC 003	ABNORMAL PSYCHOLOGY
PSYC 021	DEVELOPMENTAL PSYCHOLOGY: THE CHILD
PSYC 021H	HONORS DEVELOPMENTAL PSYCHOLOGY: THE CHILD
PSYC 022	DEVELOPMENTAL PSYCHOLOGY: THE ADULT
PSYC 023	SOCIAL PSYCHOLOGY
PSYC 024	LIFESPAN DEVELOPMENTAL PSYCHOLOGY
SOC 002	CONTEMPORARY SOCIAL PROBLEMS
SOC 022	SOCIOLOGY OF AGING
SOC 024	MARRIAGE AND THE FAMILY

Area F - Ethnic Studies 

Course List

Code	Title	Units
ANTH 086	CHICANO/A AND LATINO/A AMERICAN CULTURE 1
or ETH 086	CHICANO/A AND LATINO/A AMERICAN CULTURE
ENGL 055	NATIVE AMERICAN LITERATURE AND CULTURAL EXPRESSION 1
or ETH 055	NATIVE AMERICAN LITERATURE AND CULTURAL EXPRESSION
ENGL 065	AFRICAN AMERICAN LITERATURE 1
or ETH 065	AFRICAN AMERICAN LITERATURE
ENGL 075	ASIAN PACIFIC AMERICAN LITERATURE 1
or ETH 075	ASIAN PACIFIC AMERICAN LITERATURE
ENGL 085	CHICANO AND MEXICAN LITERATURE 1
or ETH 085	CHICANO AND MEXICAN LITERATURE
HIST 051	HISTORY OF INDIGENOUS NATIVE AMERICANS 1
or ETH 051	HISTORY OF INDIGENOUS NATIVE AMERICANS
HIST 061A	AFRICAN AMERICAN HISTORY TO 1865 1 2
or ETH 061A	AFRICAN AMERICAN HISTORY TO 1865
HIST 061B	AFRICAN AMERICAN HISTORY FROM 1865 1 2
or ETH 061B	AFRICAN AMERICAN HISTORY FROM 1865
HIST 071	ASIAN PACIFIC AMERICAN HISTORY 1 2
or ETH 071	ASIAN PACIFIC AMERICAN HISTORY
HIST 081	MEXICAN AMERICAN HISTORY 1 2
or ETH 081	MEXICAN AMERICAN HISTORY
PSYC 062	AFRICAN AMERICAN PSYCHOLOGY 1
or ETH 062	AFRICAN AMERICAN PSYCHOLOGY
PSYC 082	CHICANO/A PSYCHOLOGY 1
or ETH 082	CHICANO/A PSYCHOLOGY
SOC 014	INTRODUCTION TO ETHNIC STUDIES 1
or ETH 014	INTRODUCTION TO ETHNIC STUDIES
SOC 014H	HONORS INTRODUCTION TO ETHNIC STUDIES 1
or ETH 014H	HONORS INTRODUCTION TO ETHNIC STUDIES
SOC 063	AFRICAN AMERICAN SOCIOLOGY 1
or ETH 063	AFRICAN AMERICAN SOCIOLOGY
SOC 073	ASIAN PACIFIC AMERICAN SOCIOLOGY 1
or ETH 073	ASIAN PACIFIC AMERICAN SOCIOLOGY
SOC 083	CHICANO SOCIOLOGY 1
or ETH 083	CHICANO SOCIOLOGY

¹

Courses listed in more than one area may be certified in only a single area (Areas A-F)

²

Meets CSU graduation requirement for American Institutions. Not required for CSU GE Breadth certification.

³

Maximum of 1 unit.