Advising Course Plan - Social Science Major

  • Social Science majors must complete their senior project in their primary area of concentration.  Moreover, they must satisfy the collateral requirements and prerequisites of the senior project course in their primary discipline, with any exception to be determined by the department chair of the primary area. Departmental prerequisites and the senior project course count toward the seven units in the primary area of concentration.
  • Social Science majors may not major or minor in either their primary or secondary area of concentration.
  • Collateral requirements for the major include one course each in two social science disciplines outside of the primary and secondary areas of concentration.
First Year
FallUnits
FSEM 100First Year Seminar1
General Education Requirement1
Elective1
Primary Area Course 11
 Term Units4
Spring
General Education Requirement1
Elective1
Secondary Area Course 11
Primary Area Course 21
 Term Units4
Second Year
Fall
General Education Requirement1
Writing Enhanced Course or Elective1
Elective or Social Science Collateral Requirement1
Primary Area Course 31
 Term Units4
Spring
General Education Requirement1
Elelctive1
Secondary Area Course 21
Primary Area Course 41
 Term Units4
Third Year
Fall
Junior Seminar or General Education Requirement1
Elective or Social Science Collateral Requirement1
Elective1
Primary Area Course 51
 Term Units4
Spring
Junior Seminar or General Education Requirement1
Elective1
Secondary Area Course 31
Primary Area Course 61
 Term Units4
Fourth Year
Fall
General Education Requirement1
Writing-enhanced Course or Elective1
Elective or Social Science Collateral Requirement1
Primary Area (Senior Project) Course 7 or Elective1
 Term Units4
Spring
General Education Requirement1
Elective1
Secondary Area Course 41
Primary Area (Senior Project) Course 7 or Elective1
 Term Units4
Total Unit: 32
1

Social science majors who matriculated in fall 2015 and thereafter must take this 0-credit, pass/fail course. It is recommended that it be taken during the junior year. This course is offered only in the spring semester.