UCLA General Catalog 1971-72 - Registrar - UCLA

9 4 / COLLEGES , SCHOOLS , GRADUATE DIVISION
the deadline dates listed in the annual "Announcement of the College of Fir
Arts."
Courses numbered in the 200 series are normally reserved for graduate sti
dents only. Undergraduate students who wish to take these courses must pet
tion for advance approval of the department chairman and the Dean of th
College , prior to the deadline dates referred to above . Courses numbered in th
400 and 500 series are not available to undergraduate students in the Colleg
of Fine Arts.
SCHOLARSHIP REQUIREMENTS
A C average (2.0) is required on all work attempted in the University a
California, exclusive of courses in University Extension and courses attemptei
on a pass/ fail basis. A C average is also required in all upper division course
in the major attempted in the University.
RESIDENCE REQUIREMENTS
Of the last 45 units completed for the bachelor's degree, 35 must be earned
in the College of Fine Arts . Not more than 18 of these 35 units may be coo
pleted in summer sessions at UCLA.
For students transferring from another institution with senior standing, there
is the additional requirement that, of the 35 units to be earned in residence in
the College of Fine Arts , 28 must be upper division, including 16 upper divisioe
units in the major department.
University Extension. Courses in University of California Extension (either
class or correspondence ) may not be offered as part of the residence requirement
Concurrent Enrollment. Concurrent enrollment in courses at another institution
or in University Extension (including correspondence courses ) is permitted only
in extraordinary circumstances , and no credit is given for such courses unles
the approval of the Dean has been obtained by petition prior to enrollment.
SUBJECT REQUIREMENTS
All students complete the specific subject requirements established by the
University , the College of Fine Arts , and the student 's major department.
General University Requirements
Subject A (English Composition ). See page 42.
American History and Institutions. See pages 42-43.
General College Requirements
The general requirements of the College of Fine Arts provide for breadth
in the student 's education , and are planned to insure a degree of basic skill in
communication - both in English and in one foreign language , and to offse
the student an introduction to each of the broad fields of human learning
natural science , social science , and the humanities. It is intended that these
requirements may be spread over the entire undergraduate program, and stu
dents are encouraged to take both lower and upper division courses for the
completion of these requirements.