Collaborative Health and Human Services B.A. General Junior Transfer Pathway

Collaborative Health and Human Services B.A. ~ General Junior Transfer Pathway

Because CSUMB is outcomes-based, this chronological pathway lists each target outcome first either as  an MLO (Major Learning Outcome) or ULR/GLO (University Learning Requirements / Graduation Learning Outcomes). It then shows courses aligned with those outcomes along with credits and an indication of when they are offered. For more information on a course—including title, credits, description, and prerequisites—click its number. For more information on an outcome, click on its abbreviated name.

This pathway, intended as a reference, models graduation after earning 60 credits at CSUMB. It is unlikely that your actual pathway will look exactly like the model due to several factors:

• The number of credits you transfer into CSUMB with, and how those credits articulate with CSUMB requirements
• Whether or not you need to take additional courses to meet the CSUMB Language ULR as a Graduation Learning Outcome 
• Whether or not you need to take additional coursework to meet the Technology and Information ULR as a Graduation Learning Outcome
• Actual availability of courses during a given semester
• Personal choices you make in your Individual Learning Plan—in consultation with your major advisors—including the decision to pursue more than the minimal learning requirements

You must earn nine upper-division General Education credits after you have reached upper-division status. Upper-division GE courses taken when you are a lower-division student do not count toward this requirement.

This pathway assumes:

• You have completed your General Education requirements, but must still complete the Language, Technology, Culture and Equity, and Service Learning ULRs as Graduation Learning Outcomes.
• You have completed an introductory lower-division Statistics course.
• All program requirements can be satisfied during the academic year (fall/spring). Some program requirements can also be satisfied during the summer.