The last major course you take as a graduating senior involves you writing a large research paper with a topic that is completely of your own choice that you work on the entire semester.

It may take some work, but I recommend looking at the actual structure of the I/ST major and the various elective lists available for each specialization and region. So even if the scope of the I/ST classes doesn't fit your interests, there is still room for you to take upper division classes that do so. It's not representative of the rest of the major and this type of situation is like that for most majors.īut when you become an upperclassman and get to choose your region and specialization you will be able to take courses from many different departments besides just I/ST (including political science). You might talk about your interests there, but only briefly. The lower division courses are more survey/introductory and skill based to ease you into the major. For I/ST most of the core courses you will be taking are under the I/ST department with I/ST professors. If your post does not show up in the new tab, please message a mod. The only exception is that students who have been admitted to other Master’s programs at CSULB may take select graduate courses in Business Administration to meet the requirements for their programs, with the permission of their major advisor and the Director of the Graduate Programs. To use a spoiler, follow this format (/spoiler) College of Business - California State University, Long. Major Specific Requirements For Prospective Transfer Students Please do not hesitate to use the resources available to you as a student.ĬSULB Counseling and Psychological Services (CAPS) If in need of critical assistance, the CSULB Crisis Assistance page has necessary information for anyone in dire straits. We support students, but we are also not a replacement for professional help. While more general topics about Long Beach, Orange County, or the greater LA area belong in their respective subreddits, we definitely accept posts regarding student's personal lives and health. A subreddit for all students and alumni of CSULB.

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