PHYSICAL AND BIOLOGICAL SCIENCES Sample Clauses

PHYSICAL AND BIOLOGICAL SCIENCES. (At least 1 course = 3 semester units) All courses listed in the General Education requirements for the AA degree under Group 1 of Area B: Physical Universe and Its Life Forms; OR Area B1: Physical Science and B2: Life Science for CSU GE-Breadth; OR Area 5: Physical and Biological Sciences for IGETC. AREA 6: LIFELONG LEARNING AND PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT Additional 15 GE units to satisfy the minimum 45 units GE requirement may be drawn from any of the above subject areas PLUS (unit limits apply to some categories): ART G107, G116, G121, G125, G142, G144, G150, G152 (up to 6 units) COLLEGE G100 COMPUTER BUSINESS APPS G145 COMPUTER SCIENCE G101, G130 COUNSELING G104 CRIMINAL JUSTICE G107, G130 DANCE G100, G106, G110, G115, G120, G125, G135, G230 (up to 6 units) ECOLOGY G100 HEALTH EDUCATION G100, G107 MATHEMATICS G104 MUSIC G105, G109, G110, G115, G120, G132, G141, G142, G145, G210 (up to 6 units) PHYSICAL ED G103-G298 (up to 4 units) PSYCHOLOGY G110 AREA 7: ELECTIVES An additional 23-35 semester units of course work from Areas 1 to 6 above PLUS AA/AS major preparation courses. Other courses not listed above that are applicable to the AA and AS degrees may be reviewed for applicability as electives. Students are encouraged to take courses from any business-related area to enhance their preparation for the Graziadio School’s BSM program. In addition, the following courses have been articulated so as to provide an option for students to WAIVE UP TO 12 UNITS OF BSM COURSE WORK, thus reducing the residential units to be taken at Pepperdine to 48 units. A minimum of four additional elective units are required for each four-unit courses waived. • Grade B or better in ACCTG G101 (4) and ACCTG G102(4) to waive ACCT 472Accounting (4) • Grade B or better in ECON G180 (3) and ECON G285 (3) to waive ECNM 469 Managerial Economics (4) • Grade B or better in COMP SCI G130 (4) and COMP SCI G170 (3) to waive ISTM 476 Information Systems for Business and Management (4)
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PHYSICAL AND BIOLOGICAL SCIENCES. (At least 1 course = 3 semester units) All courses listed in Area B1: Physical Science or B2: Life Science for CSU Breadth OR Area 5: Physical and Biological Sciences for IGETC. AREA 6: LIFELONG LEARNING AND PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT Additional 15 GE units to satisfy the minimum 45 units GE requirement may be drawn from any of the above subject areas PLUS those courses listed under: Area B4: Mathematics / Quantitative Reasoning and Area E: Life-Long Understanding and Self-Development (four-unit limit on activity courses) for CSU Breadth OR Area 2: Mathematical Concepts and Quantitative Reasoning for IGETC PLUS the additional courses identified below: ART 203-209*, 301-308*, 503-651*, 701-703*, 709-711* BROADCASTING 1 COMPUTER SCIENCE 501, 507, 508, 516, 539, 540 DANCE 101, 401-446*, 814-860* MUSIC 152-781* NURSING 441 PHYSICAL EDUCATION 90-690* *A combined total of 4 units from the indicated activities courses will be accepted in Area 6. Additional units will count toward fulfillment of Area 7.
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PHYSICAL AND BIOLOGICAL SCIENCES. (At least 1 course = 3 semester units) All courses listed in the Associate Degree Graduation Requirements under Area A: Natural Sciences OR Area B1: Physical Science or B2: Life Science for CSU Breadth OR Area 5: Physical and Biological Sciences for IGETC. AREA 6: LIFELONG LEARNING AND PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT Additional 15 GE units to satisfy the minimum 45 units GE requirement may be drawn from any of the above subject areas PLUS those courses listed under: Area E2: Health and Physical Education (4 units maximum) plus Health 11for Associate Degree Graduation Requirements OR Area B4: Scientific Inquiry and Quantitative Reasoning and Area E: Life-Long Understanding and Self- Development (four-unit limit on activity courses) for CSU Breadth OR Area 2: Mathematical Concepts and Quantitative Reasoning for IGETC PLUS courses from COMPUTER INFORMATION SYSTEMS and the additional courses identified below: ADMINISTRATION OF JUSTICE 1, 2 MANAGEMENT 31 AREA 7: ELECTIVES
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