A B C D E F G H I J K L M N O P Q R S T U V W X Y Z

A

About the University........................................................................... 16
ACT (American College Test).............................................................32
ACCESS (Academic and Community Collaborating and
                  Empowering Student Success.............................................47
ALCI (American Language and Culture Institute)..................................64
ASI (Associated Students, Inc)............................................................58
ASPIRE..............................................................................................56
ATM Services.....................................................................................49
Absence, Leave of
                  Graduate...........................................................................89
                  Undergraduate...................................................................77
Academic Advising..............................................................................55, 93
Academic and Administrative Listing  ..................................................307
Academic Calendars........................................................................... 22
Academic Freedom.............................................................................79
Academic Honesty .............................................................................317
Academic Probation and Disqualification .............................................78
Academic Programs............................................................................24
Academic Records, Evaluation of.........................................................36
Academic Regulations and Graduation Requirements............................71
Academic Renewal Policy ...................................................................78
Academic Senate.................................................................................312
Accountancy
    Courses (ACCT) ............................................................................221
    Degree Option ...............................................................................187
Accountancy/Statistics
    Laboratory......................................................................................55
    Accounting .......................................................................(see Accountancy)
Accreditation.......................................................................................8
Accountancy and Finance, Center for..................................................187
Add/Drop and Administrative Withdrawal Policy..................................75
Administrative Academic Disqualification..............................................79
Administrative and Academic Listing....................................................307
Administrative Withdrawal ..................................................................75
Admission and Application...................................................................27
Admission
    Cancellation.....................................................................................32
    Hardship Petitions............................................................................32
    Notification......................................................................................32
    Provisional.......................................................................................28 
                  Undergraduate...................................................................27
                  Transfer Requirements.......................................................29, 30
    Admission Criteria, Supplementary ..................................................36
Admission Requirements,
    Freshman ........................................................................................27
    Graduate and Postbaccalaureate......................................................87
    High School Students ......................................................................32
    International (Foreign) Student.........................................................30
    Provisional Admission......................................................................28
    Second Bachelor’s Degree..............................................................31, 80
Tests Required Systemwide.................................................................33
Admission to Teaching Credential Programs ........................................31, 198
Admissions, Office of...........................................................................27
Addresses, CSU Campuses.................................................................20
Advanced Placement, Credit for .........................................................36
Advanced Placement Tests..................................................................33
Advising
    Academic........................................................................................55, 93
    Pre-Professional (health, law, teaching).............................................94
Advisory Councils
    African American.............................................................................314
    Hispanic .........................................................................................314
    University....................................................................................... 312
Air Force ROTC.................................................................................62
All-University Writing Requirement ......................................................81
Alumni Relations................................................................................. 53
American College Test (ACT)............................................................ 32
American Ideals Requirement...............................................................80
American Sign Language......................................................................81
Anthropology 
       Courses (ANTH)..........................................................................222
       Minor............................................................................................95
Applicants
       Adult............................................................................................30
       Other ..........................................................................................30
       Undergraduate Transfer.................................................................29
Application
       Acknowledgement........................................................................32
       Fee .............................................................................................39
       Filing Periods ...............................................................................31
       for Graduation..............................................................................77
       Procedures,
          Undergraduate ..........................................................................31
          Graduate and Post-baccalaureate...............................................88
Army ROTC........................................................................................63
Arts and Lectures ................................................................................47
Arts and Sciences,
       College of ....................................................................................91
Astronomy, Courses in.........................................................................223
Associated Students, Inc. ....................................................................58
Athletics..............................................................................................47
Attendance, Student ............................................................................71
Attendance, Continuous
       Enrollment....................................................................................71
Auditing Classes..................................................................................73

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B
BCLAD Credentials.............................................................................207
BCLAD Internship...............................................................................207
Baccalaureate Degree
       Programs .....................................................................................24
Bachelor’s Degree, Second.................................................................31, 80
Barahona Center for the Study
       of Books in Spanish for
        Children and Adolescents ............................................................67
Barahona Centro para el Estudio de
       Libros Infantiles y
       Juveniles en Español .....................................................................67
Bilingual Cross-cultural Teaching Credentials
(see BCLAD Credentials) Biochemistry...............................................102
Biological Sciences
       Bachelor of Science......................................................................96
       Courses (BIOL)...........................................................................224
       Master of Science.........................................................................98
       Minor............................................................................................97
Biology ...............................................................................(see Biological Sciences)
Bookstore (University Store)...............................................................49
Business Administration, College of......................................................184
Business Administration,
       Accountancy/Finance
        Option ........................................................................................187
       Bachelor of Science .....................................................................185
       Courses (BA) ..............................................................................223
       Courses (BGA) ............................................................................224
       Courses (BUS).............................................................................228
       Global Business
          Management Option .................................................................188
          High Technology
          Management Option..................................................................189
       Master of Business
          Administration...........................................................................192
       Minor...........................................................................................190
       Service Sector
          Management Option..................................................................190

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C
CBEST (California Basic Educational Skills Test).................................198
CLAD
       Certification..................................................................................199
       Credentials....................................................................................200
       Internship......................................................................................201
CLEP (College Level Examination Program).........................................37
CSU, The ...........................................................................................19
       Directory of Campuses..................................................................20
       International Programs...................................................................64
       Map of Campuses.........................................................................21
Cal State San Marcos Founding Mission
       Statement.....................................................................................18
       History.........................................................................................17
Calendars............................................................................................22
Campus Map...........................................................................Inside Back Cover
Career and Assessment
       Center......................................................................................... 53
       Services....................................................................................... 53
       Disclosure of Career Information...................................................53
       Testing Services............................................................................54
Careers in Health.................................................................................94
Cashier’s Office...................................................................................318
Catalog in Alternate Format.................................................................333
Catalog Rights.....................................................................................37, 77
Cell Biology............................................................................(see Biological Sciences)
Centers and Institutes...........................................................................67
Center for Border and Regional Affairs.................................................67
Center, Faculty....................................................................................68
Certificates, College of Education.........................................................209
Chancellor’s Office..............................................................................313
Changes in Rules and Policies...............................................................333
Chemistry
       Bachelor of Science......................................................................101
       Courses (CHEM).........................................................................229
       Minor...........................................................................................103
Child Development...............................................(see Human Development and Sociology)
Class Attendance.................................................................................71
Clery Statement...................................................................................318
Clubs, Student ....................................................................................59
College of Arts and Sciences ...............................................................91
       Mission Statement.........................................................................91
                  About the College..............................................................91
College of Business Administration.......................................................184
       Vision/Mission..............................................................................183
College of Education ...........................................................................195
       Mission Statement........................................................................195
       Administration and Faculty............................................................196
          Programs Offered......................................................................197
College Level Examination Program (CLEP)........................................37
Communication
       Bachelor of Arts  .........................................................................104
       Courses (COMM)........................................................................231
       Minor...........................................................................................105
Community College Credit ..................................................................37
Community Service
       Learning, Office of........................................................................61
Computer Competency
       Requirement .................................................................................81
Computer Science
       Bachelor of Science......................................................................106
       Courses (CS)................................................................................233
       Master of Science.........................................................................108
       Minor...........................................................................................107
Computer Consulting Center................................................................57
Computing Laboratories.......................................................................51
Concurrent Enrollment ........................................................................71
Continuous Attendance/
       Enrollment ...................................................................................71
Conveniences...................................................................................... 49
       ATM Service................................................................................49
       University Store.............................................................................49
Councils, Cal State San Marcos
       African American Advisory...........................................................314
       Hispanic Advisory.........................................................................314
       University.....................................................................................312
Counseling and Psychological Services  (CAPS)...................................49
Course
       Abbreviations............................................................................... 219
       Descriptions................................................................................. 221
       Expectations .................................................................................71
       Information....................................................................................71
       Load............................................................................................ 75
       Numbering System........................................................................71
Credentials, College of Education.........................................................197
       Administrative Services.................................................................210
       Advanced Credentials...................................................................210
       BCLAD.......................................................................................207
       BCLAD Internship.......................................................................207
       CLAD..........................................................................................200
       Internships................................................................................... 202
       Concurrent Level I.......................................................................208
       Concurrent Level II......................................................................217
       Integrated BA/CLAD
          Credential..................................................................................200
       Professional, Clear........................................................................208
       Professional Level II.....................................................................211
       Program Listing............................................................................197
       Reading........................................................................................216
Credential Application Fee ..................................................................39
Credit
       by Challenge Examination..............................................................37
       by Extension and Correspondence................................................37
       for Advanced Placement...............................................................36
       for College Level Examination Program (CLEP) ...........................37
       for Extension................................................................................37
       for International Baccalaureate
          Certificates/Diplomas.................................................................37
       for Noncollegiate
          Instruction..................................................................................37
       from Community College ..............................................................37
Credit Cards/Checks...........................................................................39
Credits, Transfer of..............................................................................36
Criminology and Criminal
       Justice, Minor in...........................................................................111
Cross Enrollment Intersystem...............................................................31

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D
Dance
       Contact Information.......................................................................93
       Courses (DNCE)..........................................................................236
Dean’s List Policy................................................................................77
Dean of Students.................................................................................318
Debts Owed to the Institution...............................................................40
Declaring a Major ...............................................................................71
Definition of Terms...............................................................................71
Degree Programs.................................................................................24
Degree Requirements, Catalog Rights for..............................................77
Degree, Second Bachelor’s.................................................................31, 80
Disabled Student Services ...................................................................50
Disciplinary Procedures........................................................................324
Discipline, Student ...............................................................................324
Dishonored Checks/Credit Cards Fee .................................................39
Disqualification,
        Academic....................................................................................78
        Administrative
        Probation....................................................................................79
Distinguished Faculty...........................................................................12, 14
Double Major Requirements ...............................................................80
Drama (see Theatre Arts)
Dropping Courses Procedures for........................................................76
Drops/Adds....................................................................................... 75
Drug-Free Environment ......................................................................320

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E
ELM (Entry Level Mathematics) Test...................................................33
EOP (Educational Opportunity Program)..............................................56
EPT (English Placement Test).............................................................. 33
Earth Science
       Contact Information......................................................................93
       Courses (ES)................................................................................251
Ecology ............................................................................(see Biological Sciences)
Economics
       Bachelor of Arts...........................................................................112
       Courses (ECON)..........................................................................237
       Minor...........................................................................................113
Education, College of .........................................................................199
Education, Courses in Administration (EDAD)......................................239
       BCLAD (EDCS) .........................................................................240
       Education (EDUC).......................................................................247
       Education, Exceptional Learners (EDEX) .....................................241
       Education, Multilingual/ Multicultural (EDML),.............................. 242
       Education, Multiple Subject Exceptional Learners (EDMX) ..........244
       Education, Single Subject (EDSS) ..............................245
       Education, Mathematics, Science and Technology (EDST)............246
       Middle Level (EDMI)...................................................................241
       Multiple Subject (EDMS).............................................................242
Education, Master of Arts....................................................................213
       Administration Option...................................................................214
       Biliteracy, Language and CultureOption.........................................214
       Learning and Instruction Option.....................................................215
       Literacy Option.............................................................................215
       Special Education Option..............................................................216
                  Science, Mathematics and 
                  Educational Technology Option..........................................216
Education, Multiple and Single
Subject Credentials.................................................................(see Credentials)
Educational Achievement and  Retention Services.................................56
Educational Leave of Absence.............................................................77, 89
Educational Opportunity Program (EOP) ............................................56
Election of Regulations ........................................................................77
Eligibility
       Index............................................................................................27
       Table............................................................................................28
Emergency Loan, Student....................................................................45
Emergency Procedures .......................................................................55
English ...............................................................................(see Literature and Writing Studies)
English and Mathematics
       Proficiency Requirements..............................................................33
English Placement Test (EPT)............................................................. 33
Enrollment
       as a Visitor...................................................................................71
       Concurrent...................................................................................71
       Continuous, Attendance................................................................71
       Intersystem Cross Enrollment........................................................31
       Intrasystem and Intersystem..........................................................31
       Outside The CSU System.............................................................71
       Within The CSU system................................................................71
Entry Level Mathematics Exam
       (ELM)..........................................................................................33
Environmental Biology ...................................................(see Biological Sciences)
Ethnic Studies
       Minor in.......................................................................................114
Evaluation
       of Academic Records ...................................................................36
       of Transcripts Fee ........................................................................39
       Program for Adult College
          Education (PACE).....................................................................62
Extended Studies.................................................................................61
Extension Credit..................................................................................37, 61

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F
FERPA................................................................................................321
Faculty Awards
        Harry Brakebill Distinguished Professor Award............................12
       President’s Award for Scholarship and Creative Activity...............13
       President’s Award for Innovation in      Teaching...........................14
Faculty Center..................................................................................... 68
Faculty Mentoring Program..................................................................57
Family Educational Rights and
       Privacy Act (FERPA)...................................................................321
Fees and
       Financial Aid................................................................................39
       Academic Records Fee................................................................39
       Associated Student.......................................................................39
       Credit Card/Dishonored
          Check.......................................................................................39
          Health Facilities ........................................................................39
       Establishment/Abolishment............................................................43
       Late Registration ..........................................................................39
       Library.........................................................................................39
       Orientation...................................................................................39
       Parking ........................................................................................39
       Photo ID
          Temporary................................................................................39
          Replacement..............................................................................39
       Refund of......................................................................................42
       State University Fee .....................................................................39
       Student Union...............................................................................39
       Transcript Waiver Evaluation Fee..................................................39
Film Studies
       Courses (FMST) .........................................................................252
       Minor...........................................................................................116
Final Examinations...............................................................................78
Finance Courses (FIN) .......................................................................251
Financial Aid
       Application Procedures.................................................................41
       Director........................................................................................319
       Eligibility ......................................................................................42
       Scholarship Listings.......................................................................42
Financial and Institutional
       Assistance ...................................................................................318
Fine and Creative Arts ................................................(see Visual and Performing Arts)
Food Services.....................................................................................49
Foreign Language
       Contact Information......................................................................93
       Courses (FLAN) .........................................................................252
Foreign Language Subject
       Requirement ................................................................................29
Foreign Students, Admission
       Requirements ...............................................................................30
Foundation, CSUSM...........................................................................314
Founding Mission Statement................................................................18
Freedom, Academic............................................................................79
French
       Courses (FREN)......................................................................... 252
       Minor in.......................................................................................117
Freshman............................................................................................74
Freshman Admission Requirements .....................................................27
Freshman Applicants, Subject Requirement......................................... 28

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G
GPA....................................................................................................74
Gear Up Program................................................................................47
General Education
       Contact Information......................................................................93
       Courses........................................................................................254, 255
       Requirements ...............................................................................81
Geography
       Contact Information......................................................................93
       Courses (GEOG)..........................................................................254
German 
       Contact Information.......................................................................93
       Courses (GRMN)........................................................................255
Gerontology ............................................................(see Human Development and Sociology)
Global Affairs, Office of.......................................................................63
Global Business Management
       Courses (GBM) ...........................................................................253\
       Degree Option .............................................................................188
Grade Changes ...................................................................................73
Grade Point Average (GPA)................................................................74
       for Teaching Credentials...............................................................198
       Requirement   ..............................................................................80
Grading System...................................................................................72
       Plus/Minus....................................................................................72
       Nontraditional...............................................................................72
Graduate
       Admission Requirements...............................................................87
       Application Procedures ................................................................88
       Continuous Enrollment and Time to Degree...................................89
       Graduate Course Load.................................................................89
       Courses, Repeat of ......................................................................89
       Culminating Experience.................................................................89
       Educational Leave of Absence......................................................89
       Programs......................................................................................24, 87
       Requirements and Special Regulations...........................................88
       Student Leave of Absence............................................................89
       Studies.........................................................................................87
       General Information......................................................................87
Graduate/Postbaccaleaureate.............................................................. 74, 88
Graduation
       Application for .............................................................................77
       Advisor........................................................................................91
       Requirements ...............................................................................80
       with Honors..................................................................................78
       Writing Assessment, Graduation Requirement ...............................81

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H
Hardship Petitions for Admissions........................................................32
Health, Counseling and Disability Services............................................49
Health Insurance
       Student........................................................................................ 40, 51
       International................................................................................. 40
Health Professions Advising..................................................................94
Health Screening .................................................................................34
High School Students...........................................................................32
High Technology
       Courses (HTM)............................................................................260
       Degree Option .............................................................................189
Hispanic Advisory Council...................................................................314
History
       Bachelor of Arts ..........................................................................118
       Courses (HIST)............................................................................256
       Minor ..........................................................................................120
       Single Subject Preparation............................................................119
Honors Program..................................................................................65
Honors, Graduation with......................................................................78
Housing (See Residential Life)
Human Development
       Bachelor of Arts  .........................................................................121
       Courses (HD)...............................................................................256 
       Waiver    .....................................................................................123
Humanities
       Contact Information......................................................................93
       Courses (HUM)...........................................................................262

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Immigration Requirements for Licensure.............................................. 34
Impacted Programs.............................................................................36
Incomplete Grades for Graduating Students..........................................74
Injury and Illness Prevention Program...................................................55
Institutes, Centers and..........................................................................69
Insurance Requirement.........................................................................30
Interdisciplinary Studies
       Contact Information......................................................................93
       Courses (ID)................................................................................262
International Business ..................................................(see Global Business Management)
International (Foreign) Students
       Admission ...................................................................................30
       Courses (IP).................................................................................264
       Insurance......................................................................................40
       Programs .....................................................................................64
       Services.......................................................................................51
Internship CLAD, San Diego...............................................................202
Internship CLAD, I-15........................................................................204
Intersystem Cross Enrollment...............................................................31
Institute, Social and Behavioral Research..............................................69
Intrasystem and Intersystem Enrollment Programs.................................31

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 J
Japanese
       Contact Information......................................................................93
       Courses  (JAPN)..........................................................................264
Junior..................................................................................................74

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L
Laboratories, Computing.....................................................................51
Language Learning Center...................................................................57
Language Other than English Requirement............................................81
Learning Assistance Program...............................................................57
Leave of Absence................................................................................77, 89
Liberal Studies
       Bachelor of Arts ..........................................................................124
       Courses (LBST)...........................................................................264
Liberal Studies or Multiple
       Subjects Assessment for
       Teachers (MSAT)........................................................................124
Library and Information
       Services.......................................................................................51
       Fees.............................................................................................39
Lifelong Learning and
       Development................................................................................53
       Alumni Relations...........................................................................53
Linguistics 
       Contact Information......................................................................93
       Courses (LING)...........................................................................265
Literature and Writing Studies
       Bachelor of Arts...........................................................................138
       Courses (LTWR).........................................................................266
       Master of Arts..............................................................................141
       Minor...........................................................................................140
       Single Subject Preparation Option.................................................140
Load, Student Course..........................................................................75
Loans, Student Emergency...................................................................45
Lower-Division Advising......................................................................56
Lower-division General Education Breadth Courses.............................254, 255

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M
MSAT, Liberal Studies or
       Multiple Subjects Assessment for Teachers...................................198
Major,
       Change of.....................................................................................71
       Declaring .....................................................................................71
Major/Minor Requirements for Graduation ..........................................80
Making up Missing College Preparatory Requirements.........................30
Management Information Systems Course (MIS).................................275
Management Courses (MGMT)...........................................................274
Map, CSU Campuses..........................................................................21
Map, CSUSM.........................................................................Inside Back Cover
Marketing
       Course  (MKTG) .........................................................................275
Master Degree Programs.....................................................................24
       Use of Undergraduate Courses in..................................................89
Mathematics Proficiency Requirements, English and..............................33
Mathematics
       Bachelor of Science .....................................................................144
       Courses (MATH).........................................................................270
       Master of Science.........................................................................147
       Minor...........................................................................................146
       Single Subject Preparation Program .............................................146
Mathematics Learning
       Assistance Center ........................................................................58
Maximum Number of Units .................................................................74
Middle Level
       Courses (EDMI)...........................................................................241
Minors     ............................................................................................24
Molecular Biology ...............................................................(see Biological Sciences)
Multiple Subject
       Courses (EDMS)..........................................................................242
Multilingual/Multicultural
       Courses (EDML).........................................................................242
Multiple Subject Credential
       BCLAD.......................................................................................207
       BCLAD Internship.......................................................................207
       CLAD Internship..........................................................................200
       Professional, Clear........................................................................208
       Programs/CLAD..........................................................................200
Multiple Subject Teacher Preparation Program.....................................94
Music
       Courses (MUSC)  .......................................................................275
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National Latino Research Center..........................................................69
Navy ROTC....................................................................................... 63
Non-Smoking Policy ...........................................................................323
Nondiscrimination Policy......................................................................320
Nonresident Students Tuition Fee.........................................................39
Nonresident Tuition, Determination of ..................................................39
Nontraditional Grading.........................................................................72
Numbering System, Courses................................................................71

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Off-Campus Site.................................................................................63
Office of the Chancellor ......................................................................313
Office of the Vice President
       for Student Affairs and Dean of Students.......................................318
Official Notices and Policies.................................................................317
Open University.................................................................................. 61
Out One Term.....................................................................................71

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P
PACE (Program for Adult College Education)......................................62
Parking Information.............................................................................54
Parking Refunds..................................................................................54
Patient’s Bill of Rights..........................................................................51
Peer Advising......................................................................................91
Peer Health Education.........................................................................50
Physical Education Contact Information................................................93
       Courses (PE)................................................................................276
Physics Courses (ASTR).................................................................... 223
       Courses (PHYS)..........................................................................278
       Minor in...................................................................................... 151
Philosophy
       Courses (PHIL) ...........................................................................277
       Minor in.......................................................................................150
Photo Identification..............................................................................55
Placement Tests...................................................................................33
Plagiarism............................................................................................317
Police, University.................................................................................55
Policies, Official Policies and................................................................317
Political Science
       Bachelor of Arts ..........................................................................152
       Courses (PSCI) ...........................................................................279
       Minor ..........................................................................................153
Postbaccalaureate
       Admission Requirements ..............................................................87
       Application Procedures.................................................................88
Pre-Chiropractic Therapy....................................................................94
Pre-Dentistry.......................................................................................94
Pre-Professional Preparation................................................................94
Pre-Health...........................................................................................94
Pre-Law..............................................................................................94
Pre-Medical........................................................................................94
Pre-Optometry....................................................................................94
Pre-Osteopathy...................................................................................94
Pre-Veterinary.....................................................................................94
President’s Message............................................................................11
Privacy Rights, Students in Education Records ....................................321
Probation and Disqualification, Academic ............................................78
Procedures for Dropping Classes.........................................................76
Production Operations Management Course (POM) ...........................279
Program for Adult College Education ..................................................62
Provost and Vice President for Academic Affairs................................ 319
Psychological Services,  Counseling......................................................49
Psychology
       Bachelor of Arts ..........................................................................154
       Courses (PSYC)..........................................................................282
       Master of Arts.............................................................................156
       Minor...........................................................................................155
Public Safety ......................................................................................55

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Records, Office of  Registration and.....................................................27
Refund of Fees....................................................................................40
Registration and Records, Office of......................................................27
Regulations, Academic ........................................................................71
Renewal Policy, Academic...................................................................78
Repeating Courses
       Graduate.......................................................................................88
       Undergraduate..............................................................................74
Requirements
       Computer Competency.................................................................81
       Double Major ..............................................................................80
       General Education.........................................................................81
       Grade Point Average.....................................................................80
       Graduation....................................................................................80
       Language other than English...........................................................81
       Second Bachelor’s .......................................................................80
       Subject.........................................................................................28
       TOEFL .......................................................................................33
       Tests............................................................................................32
       Transfer Applicants ......................................................................29
       Undergraduate..............................................................................29
Requirements, U.S.History, Constitution and American Ideals...................................................................................................80
Reserve Officers Training Corps...........................................................62
Residence
       Determination of...........................................................................35
       Requirements for Graduation........................................................ 80
Retention and Academic Assistance.................................................... 55
Riverside County, Southwest...............................................................63
ROTC.................................................................................................62
Rules and Polices Changes in...............................................................333

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S
SAT I (Scholastic Aptitude Test) .........................................................27
SASOP (Student Academic Services Outreach Program).................... 47
SBRI (Social and Behavioral Research Institute)...................................69
Scholarships........................................................................................42
Scholastic Aptitude Test I
        (SAT I).......................................................................................27
Second Bachelor’s Degree
       Admission.....................................................................................80
       Requirements................................................................................80
Senior..................................................................................................74
Service Learning..................................................................................61
Service Sector Management
       Courses (SSM)............................................................................ 297
       Degree Option..............................................................................190
Services and Resources........................................................................47
Sexual Assault......................................................................................321
Sexual Harassment...............................................................................322
Smoking Policy....................................................................................323
Social and Behavioral
       Research Institute (SBRI)..............................................................69
Social Sciences
       Bachelor of Arts ..........................................................................158
       Minor ..........................................................................................162
       Single Subject Preparation............................................................161
Sociological Practice Master of Arts....................................................165
Social Security Number, Use of ......................................................... 32
Sociology
       Bachelor of Arts ..........................................................................163
       Courses (SOC)............................................................................286
       Master of Arts..............................................................................165
       Minor  .........................................................................................164
       Sophomore...................................................................................74
Southwest Riverside County
       Site..............................................................................................63
Spanish Bachelor of Arts.....................................................................167
       Courses (SPAN)..........................................................................292
       Master of Arts..............................................................................171
       Minor...........................................................................................170
Special Academic Opportunities...........................................................61
Special Major Bachelor of Arts............................................................174
Special Sessions..................................................................................63
Special Regulations and Requirements for Graduate Students................88
Student Academic Services Outreach Program (SASOP).................... 47
Student Attendance and Administrative Withdrawal..............................75
Student Body Fee, Procedure for Establishment or Abolishment............41
Student
       Classification.................................................................................74
       Clubs............................................................................................59
       Course Load................................................................................75
       Discipline..................................................................................... 324
       Emergency Loan ..........................................................................45
       Financial Aid.................................................................................41
       Health Insurance...........................................................................40
Student Health
       Board...........................................................................................51
       Insurance......................................................................................51
       Services .......................................................................................50
Student Government (ASI)...................................................................58
Student Life.........................................................................................58
Student and Residential Life..................................................................58
Student Records, Privacy
       Rights ..........................................................................................321
Students with Disabilities .....................................................................50
Study Abroad......................................................................................63
Subject Requirements...........................................................................28
Subject Requirements,
       Substitution for Students with Disabilities.......................................29
Systemwide Tests................................................................................33

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TOEFL Requirement
       Undergraduate..............................................................................33
       Graduate and Postbaccalureate.....................................................87
       Undergraduate .............................................................................33
TRIO Programs...................................................................................56
Teaching Credential
       Admission.....................................................................................31, 198
       Application Fee ............................................................................39
       Programs......................................................................................197
Terms, Definition of..............................................................................71
Test of English as a Foreign
       Language (TOEFL)......................................................................33
Test Requirements...............................................................................32
Testing Services...................................................................................54
Theatre Arts Courses (TA)..................................................................298
       (see Visual and Performing Arts program)
Transcripts ..........................................................................................32
       Graduate and Post-baccalaureate .................................................88
       Undergraduate .............................................................................32
Transfer Applicants, Requirements for
       Admission.....................................................................................29
       Lower-division..............................................................................29
       Upper-division..............................................................................30
Transfer Credits...................................................................................36
Trustees of the CSU ............................................................................314
Tuition
       Resident........................................................................................39
       Non-resident.................................................................................39

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U.S.History, Constitution, and American Ideals Requirement for Graduation...........................................................................................80
Undergraduate Admission Requirements...............................................27
       Application Procedures.................................................................31
       Tests and Examinations.................................................................36
       Transfer Applicants.......................................................................29
Undergraduate Courses, 
       Repeat of......................................................................................74
       Use of, in Master’s Degree
          Program....................................................................................88
Unit Requirement for Graduation..........................................................80
Units, Maximum Number of.................................................................76
University Council ...............................................................................312
University Global Affairs.......................................................................63
University Honors Program..................................................................65
University Library................................................................................51
University Police..................................................................................55
University Store...................................................................................49
Upward Bound Program......................................................................47

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Values, Mission, and Vision Inside Front Cover
Veterans and Veterans’ Dependents.....................................................34
Vice President for Student Affairs........................................................ 318
Visitor Enrollment.................................................................................71
Visual and Performing Arts
       Bachelor of Arts...........................................................................175
       Courses (VPA)............................................................................300
       Minor in.......................................................................................180
Visual Arts
       Courses (VSAR) .........................................................................301
       (see Visual and Performing Arts program)

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Withdrawal, Administrative, of Student................................................ 75
Withdrawal Policy/Add Drop...............................................................75
Withdrawing from the Institution...........................................................76
Women’s Studies
       Bachelor of Arts...........................................................................180
       Courses (WMST)........................................................................303
       Minor...........................................................................................181
World Business ...........................................................(see Global Business Management)
Writing Center.....................................................................................58
Writing Requirement, All University......................................................81

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