Liberal Studies (Ukiah, Napa, Solano) B.A.

Requirements for the Major

(all upper-division)

• Humanities AMCS, theater arts, art history, English, philosophy, NAMS, CALS
• Behavioral / Social sciences, economics, geography, political science, psychology, sociology, anthropology, women’s and gender studies, history, criminology and criminal justice
• Natural / Physical sciences astronomy, biology, chemistry, environmental studies, geology, physics
• Electives drawn from above disciplines or in consultation with advisor

* Includes 9-unit upper-division GE requirement.

Units

Total units in the major: 50

Liberal Studies Ukiah Admission Criteria

Courses are offered in Ukiah for resident credit to students who meet the following criteria:

1. Students must be residents of Mendocino County or Lake County.
2. Students must have completed 60 or more transferable units. (Sonoma State University accepts up to 70 transferable college semester units of course credit.)
3. Students must have completed all 9 units required in General Education, Category A – Communication, Critical Thinking, and Freshman Composition.
4. Students must have completed both the science laboratory requirement and the mathematics requirement in General Education, Category B – Natural Sciences and Mathematics.
5. Students must have been admitted to Sonoma State University and declared a major in Liberal Studies Ukiah.

Liberal Studies Napa & Solano Admissions

Information sessions are held locally every semester. See the Information Sessions link on the SEIE website at web.sonoma.edu/exed/. Applications are accepted for both Fall and Spring semesters.

Pre-admissions advising is available at your community college or through the Program Advisor.

Application to the Program

Students should follow the application procedures described in the application section of this catalog, being sure to list the major as Liberal Studies Ukiah, and the major code as 49016. More information about the program may be obtained by calling the Liberal Studies Ukiah program office, (707) 664-2251.

Sample Four-Year Program