Warren programs concentration

Maximum of two Social Science courses including required courses. Check with Warren College prior to taking the course s to ensure they will be accepted. No more than two humanities courses allowed. Maximum of 2 Humanities courses including required courses. Toggle navigation. All Major Departments Except B. Engineering Majors Step 1 - Find the discipline representing your major. Programs of Concentration PofC Step 2 - Choose two PofCs, one from each of the two disciplines not represented by your major discipline.

Minors may be used in lieu of PofCs when they are non-contiguous to your major discipline. For example, a student with a Biology major can complete a Psychology minor in lieu of a social science PofC because Psychology falls within the discipline of the social sciences.

An interdisciplinary minor may count in lieu of a PofC if at least four of the minor courses are from the discipline that the PofC will replace. How do I get this updated? Since this is an interdisciplinary minor, all courses must be added manually to your degree audit by one of our advisors. The courses added will be what you initially submitted with your minor declaration form. If you end up taking different classes from what you declared with, only a Warren College advisor will be able to update your degree audit.

Please submit a request through our VAC contact tool stating clearly which courses you would like removed from your minor and which you would like added. Please note that if a course is not on our pre-approved list, you will need to have a petition approved before your degree audit will be updated.

If you have significant updates to your minor courses, you may also drop the minor in your student portal and redeclare with a new course list. You may petition to receive credit from a course not currently on the preapproved electives list, including courses completed at another institution, by submitting the completed petition to hcsi ucsd. Someone will then review the proposed course for its relevance to the minor and notify you whether it may be used for credit via the VAC.

Lower-division courses are allowed to overlap and no more than two upper-division courses may overlap between your major and minor. Lower-division courses are allowed to overlap, but upper-division courses between two or more minors may not overlap.

All courses taken while studying abroad are subject to the petition process upon return to UCSD. A member of the Health Care-Social Issues Faculty Advisory Committee will review your petitions and determine if the courses you took can be included in the minor.

You must include a full course description and syllabus for proper consideration. If you are thinking about trying to take courses for the minor while abroad, ask a question for more information. Many of the courses that are included in the Health Care-Social Issues program are not offered on a quarterly basis so it is important to plan ahead and be flexible when selecting courses. The Program Coordinator will make every effort to ensure courses are offered frequently and publicize available courses at the earliest possible date but the individual academic departments make the final decisions on course offerings.

While past course offerings are not a guarantee of future schedules, they can often provide general guidelines. For B. Majors and B. Two courses in a subject that requires formal or algorithmic reasoning Formal Skills , which may be fulfilled as a major requirement or in the Program of Concentration. Individually designed Programs of Concentration should follow the general model outlined above, and must be approved by the College Executive Committee.

Warren Writing and Ethics and Society courses may not be used in satisfaction of the Area Study requirement. Double majors must meet the same criteria that apply to the B. Individually designed Area Study proposals should follow the general model outlined above, and must be approved by the College Executive Committee.