TThis certificate is an option for students who are seeking to enroll at a non-California institution and/or the receiving institution does not accept the IGETC pattern in lieu of the campus general breadth requirements. This coursework may also fulfill in part, or in whole, general education requirements for private and out of state institutions and would allow for a student to be well prepared for general admission requirements at non-California institutions. Please check with a Counselor to determine if this pattern is appropriate for your transfer and career goals. 

Program Level Learning Outcomes

Upon completion of the program, students will be able to:

1. Read critically to annotate, analyze, synthesize, and evaluate college-level materials.
2. Apply mathematical concepts through numerical, symbolic, graphical, and verbal methods to interpret quantitative information, solve problems, and communicate results.
3. Identify connections between the arts and cultural and social awareness.
4. Utilize methods of inquiry used by the social and behavioral sciences.
5. Communicate scientific ideas and theories effectively.

Review Graduation Requirements and Program Maps.

Course List Units

Course	Title	Units
Required Courses
1. Written Communication and Critical Thinking
Complete 4 semester units in Written Composition
ENGL G100	Academic Reading and Writing	4-6
or ENGL G100S	Academic Reading and Writing
Minimum of 3 semester units in Critical and Analytical Thinking
ENGL G110	Critical Thinking, Reading And Writing Through Literature	4
PHIL G125	Critical Reasoning and Writing	3
PSYC G130	Critical Thinking in Psychology	3
2. Mathematics
Complete a minimum of 3 semester units
MATH G100	Liberal Arts Mathematics	3
MATH G115	College Algebra	4
or MATH G115S	College Algebra with Support
MATH G140	Business Calculus	4
or MATH G140S	Business Calculus with Support
STAT G160	Introduction to Statistics	3-6
or STAT G160S	Introduction to Statistics
or PSYC G140	Statistics for the Behavioral Sciences
or SOC G125	Introduction to Statistics in Sociology
or ECON G160	Statistics for Business and Economics
MATH G170	Precalculus	4
MATH G180	Calculus 1	4
MATH G185	Calculus 2	4
3. Complete 4 courses (12 semester units) from categories below, with at least one course in each area
Arts and Humanities
ART G100	Introduction to Art	3
ART G103	Survey of Asian Art	3
ART G104	Survey of Modern and Contemporary Art	3
ART G105	Survey of Art from Prehistory through the Middle Ages	3
ART G106	Survey of Art from Renaissance to Contemporary	3
ART G129	History of Photography	3
ART G127	Art of the Ancient Americas	3
ART G128	Arts of Africa, Oceania, and Indigenous North America	3
DANC G101	Viewing Dance	3
ENGL G112	Appreciation Of Literature	3
ENGL G114	Great Myths And Legends	3
ENGL G150	American Literature through the Civil War (1865)	3
ENGL G155	American Literature 1865 To The Present	3
ENGL G160	Masterpieces of World Literature I (From Antiquity to the Mid-17th Century)	3
ENGL G161	Masterpieces of World Literature II (From the Mid-17th Century to the Present)	3
ENGL G270	British Literature to 1800	3
ENGL G275	British Literature Since 1800	3
MUS G101	History & Appreciation of Music	3
MUS G103	World Music	3
MUS G108	History and Appreciation of The Musical Theater	3
MUS G139	History Of Rock Music	3
MUS G143	History of Jazz	3
PHIL G100	Introduction to Philosophy	3
PHIL G102	History of Ancient Philosophy	3
PHIL G110	Philosophy Of The East	3
PHIL G111	Philosophy of Religion - Western	3
PHIL G120	Ethics	3
PSCI G150	Political Theory	3
or PHIL G150	Political Theory
THEA G100	Introduction to the Theater	3
THEA G102	History and Appreciation of The Cinema	3
THEA G108	History and Appreciation of the Musical Theater	3
THEA G111	Theater History and Literature - Classical to 1800	3
THEA G112	Theater History and Literature - 1800 to Modern	3
Social and Behavioral Sciences
ANTH G100	Introduction to Cultural Anthropology	3
ANTH G130	Introduction to Archaeology	3
ANTH G140	Magic, Witchcraft, and Religion	3
ANTH G150	Native Peoples of North America	3
ANTH G200	Gender, Culture, and Society	3
CMST G265	Gender Communication	3
CJ G123	Juvenile Law	3
CJ G140	Introduction to Criminal Justice	3
ECON G110	Economic Issues and Policy	3
ECON G120	Economic History of The United States	3
ECON G130	Environmental Economics and Policy	3
ECON G135	International Political Economy	3
ECON G170	Principles of Microeconomics	3
ECON G175	Principles of Macroeconomics	3
GEOG G100	World Regional Geography	3
GEOG G185	Human Geography	3
HIST G110	Economic History of The United States	3
HIST G121	History of American Women	3
HIST G140	California History	3
HIST G150	History of Latin America	3
HIST G161	World History 1	3
HIST G162	World History 2	3
HIST G170	History Of The United States To 1876	3
HIST G175	History of the United States Since 1876	3
HIST G180	Western Civilization 1	3
HIST G185	Western Civilization 2	3
GLST G101	Introduction to Global Studies	3
GLST G102	Global Issues	3
GLST G130	Social Movements	3
PHIL G150	Political Theory	3
PSCI G100	Introduction To Political Science	3
PSCI G101	Survey Of Current Issues	3
PSCI G110	International Relations	3
PSCI G150	Political Theory	3
POLS G180	American Government and Politics	3
PSCI G185	Comparative Politics	3
PSYC G100	Introduction to Psychology	3
PSYC G116	Child Growth and Development	3
PSYC G118	Life Span Developmental Psychology	3
PSYC G165	Principles of Human Sexuality 1	3
PSYC G255	Abnormal Psychology	3
PSYC G260	Social Psychology	3
SOC G100	Introduction To Sociology	3
SOC G110	Introduction To Marriage And The Family	3
SOC G133	Introduction to Race and Ethnicity	3
or ETHS G133	Introduction to Race and Ethnicity
SOC G134	Introduction to Chicana/o Studies	3
or ETHS G134	Introduction to Chicana/o Studies
SOC G160	Sociology of Criminology	3
SOC G185	Analysis of Social Problems	3
ANTH G200	Gender, Culture, and Society	3
or SOC G140	Introduction to Gender
CMST G255	Intercultural Communication	3
HIST G121	History of American Women	3
GEOG G120	Critical Geographies of Race/Ethnicity in the United States	3
or ETHS G120	Critical Geographies of Race/Ethnicity in the United States
HIST G155	Ethnic Groups of the United States: Their Histories	3
or ETHS G150	Ethnic Groups of the United States: Their Histories
PSYC G167	Psychology of Racism and Oppression	3
or ETHS G167	Psychology of Racism and Oppression
SOC G111	Social Justice and U.S. Ethnic Communities	3
or ETHS G111	Social Justice and U.S. Ethnic Communities
PSCI G103	Race, Ethnicity and Political Issues	3
or ETHS G103	Race, Ethnicity and Political Issues
PSCI G181	American Government: The Politics of Race and Ethnicity	3
or ETHS G181	American Government: The Politics of Race and Ethnicity
CMST G180	Introduction to Mass Communication	3
ANTH G185 & G185L	Physical Anthropology and Physical Anthropology Lab	4
ASTR G100 & G100L	Introduction to Astronomy and Introduction to Astronomy Lab	4
BIOL G100	Introduction to Biology	4
BIOL G104 & G104L	Marine Life and Marine Life Laboratory	4
BIOL G110	Ecology and Field Biology	3
BIOL G120	Health and Disease	3
BIOL G180	Cell and Molecular Biology	5
BIOL G182	Zoology	4
BIOL G183	Botany	4
BIOL G186	Diversity of Organisms	5
BIOL G210	General Microbiology	5
BIOL G220	Human Anatomy	4
BIOL G221	Introduction to Anatomy and Physiology	4
BIOL G225	Human Physiology	4
CHEM G110	Introduction To Chemistry	5
CHEM G130	Preparation for General Chemistry	4
CHEM G180	General Chemistry A	5
CHEM G185	General Chemistry B	5
CHEM G220	Organic Chemistry A	5
CHEM G225	Organic Chemistry B	5
GEOG G180 & G180L	Physical Geography and Physical Geography Laboratory	4
GEOL G106	Earth Science For Teachers	4
GEOL G110	Physical Geology	4
PHSC G100	Introductory Physical Science	4
PHYS G110 & PHYS G111	Conceptual Physics and Conceptual Physics Lab	4
PHYS G120	Algebra Based Physics: Mechanics	4
PHYS G125	Algebra Based Physics: Electricity/Magnetism	4
PHYS G185	Calculus Based Physics: Mechanics	4
PHYS G280	Calculus Based Physics: Electricity/Magnetism	4
PHYS G285	Calculus Based Physics: Modern	4
Total Units		22-30