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2011 – 2012Graduate Studiesletter grade is assigned, shall not be used in computingthe grade point average. Other scholastic requirements,professional standards, passing of examinations, and otherqualifications may be required.3. Satisfactory completion of a thesis, project, orcomprehensive examination.Application for GraduationThe Application for Degree and Diploma and filing feeentitles students to an official graduation evaluation of progresstoward meeting graduate degree requirements. Studentsqualifying for graduation by the designated graduation datemay participate in the annual commencement ceremony.Commencement participation does not constitute proof of thesuccessful completion of degree requirements. The applicationfor degree is available on the Records & Registration webpage,and at the Enrollment Center in Sage Hall. Applicationdeadlines are published in the Schedule of Classes and on theCI Web site. Failure to meet the deadline for the term in whichyou wish to graduate will delay your graduation.Key Steps to Graduation1. Submit the completed Application for Degree andDiploma, and any approved course substitutions, andprogram work up sheet to the Enrollment Center Cashier(Sage Hall) and pay the appropriate fees for graduationapplication by the published deadline for the term in whichyou wish to graduate. The graduation fee covers the costof the graduation check, the diploma, and participationin the annual commencement ceremony. (The fee doesnot include cap and gown purchase, which is handledseparately by The Cove Bookstore). The Cashier’s Officesends the Application for Degree and Diploma andcertification of payment to Graduation Evaluations in theRecords and Registration office.2. If the Application for Degree and Diploma and programwork up sheet is filed by the published deadline (seecurrent semester schedule for filing dates and deadlines),a completed degree evaluation will be emailed before theend of the add/drop period in a student’s last semester.The graduation evaluation confirms remaining requirementsfor graduation. The actual date of graduation will bethe end of the semester in which all requirements havebeen met.3. Participate in the commencement ceremony held atthe end of the spring semester if eligible (see policy onCommencement Participation.) Participation is optional.4. Students not completing the requirements by expecteddate of graduation must submit a change of graduationterm form to the Enrollment Center, Sage Hall, and will becharged a $15 graduation re-file fee.5. After all degree requirements have been completed andGraduation Evaluators can verify their completion, adiploma is normally available within four months of finalclearance. Proof of graduation is available by requestingofficial transcripts from Records & Registration.6. Students may visit the Records & Registration website formore information regarding graduation at: http://www.csuci.edu/records-registration/GradFAQ.htm7. For some programs, the program academic advisor willcoordinate the graduation evaluation process.Key Steps and Timeline for Completion forMaster of Arts in EducationCandidates must check approval dates outlined by theGraduate office and Records & Registration to ensurea reasonable timeline for completion of the culminatingexperience, and submission of the completion of a degree.1. Fill out and file the Application for Degree and Diplomaform with Records and Registration the semester beforecompleting the culminating experience. Deadlines arepublished in the Schedule of Classes and online at http://www.csuci.edu/records-registration/index.htm under theheading “Graduation.”2. During final semester, make an appointment for graduationcheck with the credential analyst.3. For the semester when completing the culminatingexperience, register for the Thesis/Project preparationEDUC 616 or Comprehensive Exam preparationEDU 618.4. Students who do not complete their degree programs at theend of Spring semester, may participate in Commencementif they have no more than 10 units pending toward theirdegree. (SP02-05). This means that their degrees will beconferred at the next available graduation term, which issummer. Summer has a degree date of August 31.Participating in Commencement CeremoniesStudents who have completed degree or credential requirementsthe previous summer or fall terms are eligible to participate in theceremony along with those who plan to complete their work inthe spring or subsequent summer term (that ends by August 30th)and have filed an Application for Degree and Diploma.Names of graduates and degree candidates who have appliedfor graduation by the published deadline will be published inthe Commencement Program unless a student has requestedotherwise by filing a Withhold Directory Information (FERPA)form with Records & Registration.116www.csuci.edu • California State University Channel Islands • 2011 - 2012 Catalog
SECTION 12Programs and Degrees2011•2012 • CatalogCalifornia State University Channel IslandsAnthropology. ..................118MinorApplied Physics. ................119BS, MinorArt.. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 122BA, Minor, CertificateAsian-Pacific Studies .............127MinorBiology. .......................128BA, BS, MS, Minor, CertificateBusiness & Economics ............137Business: BS, MBA, Minor, CertificateEconomics: BA, MinorChemistry. .....................143BA, BS, Minor, CertificateChicana/o Studies. ..............150BA, MinorCommunication .................153BA, MinorComputer GameDesign and Development. .......155MinorComputer Science. ...............156Computer Science: BS, MS, Minor,Information Technology: BSEarly Childhood Studies. ..........159BAEconomics .....................137BA, MinorEducation, School of. .............161Credentials, MA, AuthorizationEnglish: Literature and Writing .....171BA, Minor, CertificateEnvironmental Science &Resource Management. .........175BS, MinorGlobal Studies. .................178MinorHistory. .......................179BA, MinorInformation Technology. ..........182BSLiberal Studies. .................184BA, CredentialsMathematics ...................189BS, MS, MinorsNursing.......................193BSPerforming Arts. ................197BA, MinorPolitical Science.................200BA, MinorPschology. .....................202BA, MinorSociology. .....................204BA, MinorSpanish .......................206BA, Minor, Certificate
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