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Liberal Studies Advising Sheets and Course Sequence Charts

Visit http://sdsu-dspace.calstate.edu/handle/10211.10/1474 to view a recent syllabus of each required Liberal Studies course.

Catalog years 2010 and prior | Catalog years 2011 and later

Catalog years 2010 and prior

Lower and Upper Division Advising Sheet and Course Sequence
All students in catalog years 2010 and prior can use the same suggested course sequence to guide their registration. To obtain a copy of the sequence chart for catalog years 2010 and prior, please visit the Liberal Studies Office in person. PLEASE NOTE: the changes taking place in the major for 2011 and beyond will not affect students with major catalog years of 2010 and prior. To see your major catalog year, check your degree evaluation through the web portal.

 

Catalog years 2011-2012 and later

PLEASE NOTE: the sequence charts below apply only to students with major catalog years of 2011 or later. To see your major catalog year, check your degree evaluation through the web portal.

Lower Division Advising Sheet and Course Sequence (59.5-63.5 units)
The suggested course sequence for the lower division preparation for the major is the same for all students in the 2011 and later catalog years. To view/download the advising sheet and sequence chart click on this link.

Upper Division Advising Sheet and Course Sequence for Literacy Focus
To view/download an advising sheet and suggested course sequence chart for the upper division of the Literacy Focus, click on this link.

Upper Division Advising Sheet and Course Sequence for Math Focus
To view/download an advising sheet and suggested course sequence chart for the upper division of the Math Focus, click on this link.

Upper Division Advising Sheet and Course Sequence for Science Focus
To view/download an advising sheet and suggested course sequence chart for the upper division of the Science Focus, click on this link. [this is a new sequence chart, revised May 2012]

NOTE: Some of the requirements in the Science Focus will be waived (effective May 2012) by petition (students should see an adviser). One consequence of this change is that the focus no longer embeds all of the requirements for a middle school introductory subject matter authorization (ISMA). Students who would like to qualify for the ISMA in science should use this worksheet to determine the additional requirements they'll need to satisfy.

Foundational Level General Science preparation: Students interested in teaching only science can follow the Foundational Level General Science (FLGS) requirements in preparation for a single subject credential in science. The FLGS advising sheet lists the requirements.

Uncertain about how to proceed in the Science Focus? Refer to this handout [coming soon] for guidance.

 

For more information on each focus area, as well as some things to consider when choosing a focus area, visit our coursework home page. and scroll down to the bottom.