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------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- ***New for 2009: Students will only be accepted for the Fall 2009 Semester*** --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Undergraduate Students **It is very important that you sign up for an early summer advising session (SOAR for Freshman, EONS for Transfer students) - Many classes are already full by August, so the earlier you can register for classes, the better.
Freshman: - Freshman must take a variety of tests before they can be placed into their English, Math, and Chemistry Classes. ** It is highly recommended that you test as soon as possible, and before your orientation so that you have test scores in hand for orientation and class registration.
- For more information on these tests, please go to the Testing and Evaluation Services page. * All incoming Freshman must take the Entry Level Math (ELM) and English Placement (EPT) tests (please see the ELM/EPT page for more information). * Depending on your ELM test score, you may have to take some pre-baccalaureate classes before you can enroll in Calculus for Biology Majors (Math 119A). These pre-bacc courses include (MAPB1, MAPB11, and/or Math 113)
- The Chemistry Placement Test is also very important. It will determine if you are able to enroll in Chem111A, which is the first chemistry course required for marine biology majors. * Click here for more information on the Chem Placement Test ---- For more information for Freshman, click here ----
Transfer Students: - Transfer students should sign up for EONS advising during June, if possible. By July and August, most of the science classes are full. - It is very important that you take as many lower division science classes as you can before you apply to CSULB. * It is best if you take 2-3 science courses along with 1-2 GE classes each semester, rather than try to get all of your GE classes completed before you come. *A good plan is to take 2 courses from these categories (Math, Chemistry, Physics, Biology) each semester before you come to CSULB. (Example: A typical semester might consist ofCaclulus, Chemistry, Biology, + 1 GE) * Most of our science classes have pre-requisites, so once you get here, you may only be able to take 2 science classes at a time, which is generally only 6-7 units. Please see Undergraduate Courses to determine which science courses you will need to get your degree. * Also see ASSIST to help determine which classes will transfer. * All transfer students MUST take 3 Capstone GE courses at CSULB, even if you are GE certified. ---- For more information for Transfer Students, click here ---
Graduate Students: - Graduate students wishing to obtain a Master's of Science degree in the area of marine biology should apply to the Dept. of Biological Sciences. - Students whose undergraduate degree is in an area other than a biological science are required to take the Biology Subject GRE test. - Students who wish to pursue an MS degree in the marine biology field should contact a Faculty Member with whom they wish to do research, prior to applying to CSULB. ---- For more information for Graduate Students, click here ---
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Last Updated June 21, 2009 |