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Building a Class Schedule as a Second Semester Undeclared Student

If you are an undeclared student and do not know which classes to take your second semester, no need to worry! The information below will show you how to create a schedule that allows you to address some General Studies requirements and begin to explore a possible major.

In order to build your class schedule, please have the following information at hand:

Make note of the following information and/or restrictions:

Consider your preferences:

Step 1: Choose your classes

Required Classes
LDRS 100 Beginnings
(Waived if you transferred in 28+ units)
1 unit
ENGL 110 Freshman Writing Seminar
(Unless you transferred it or have AP credit for this class)
3 units
Choose the rest of your classes from this list:
General Studies Options
COMM 111 Public Communications 3 units
Foreign Language
(You can take a placement exam in Spanish.)
(You will need two semesters of the same language.)
4 units
PE 240 Health Education
(Waived for nursing, biology, biochemistry, applied health, and music (B.M.) majors.)
(It is recommended that you take this class with your Fitness for Life class.)
2 units
PE 1XX Fitness for Life, TFT 121, or Varsity Sport 1 unit
MIN 108 Christian Life, Faith and Ministry 3 units
UBBL 100 Exodus/Deuteronomy 3 units
Mathematics
(Your SAT/ACT/COMPASS Score will determine your placement.)
3 units
ART 150 Intro to Art
or MUS 120 Music Fundamentals
or TFT 101 Christianity/Creative Process
3 units
3 units
3 units
PSYC 110 General Psychology
or PSYC 290 Human Growth and Development
or SOC 120 Introduction to Sociology
3 units
3 units
3 units
Major Exploratory Classes
If you are interested in a particular major, faculty advisors are available to discuss options with you.

Step 2: Decide on the time/day of the classes you want

Step 3: Fill out the Registration Form

Step 4: Review

Step 5: Register