Geography Associate in Art for Transfer

Geography is concerned with the spatial variations and interrelationships between the natural and cultural features of the earth. The Geography major is designed to develop and deepen a student’s ability to interpret and explain the occurrence, distribution, and interrelationships of the earth’s physical and social elements. Geographers examine where are things located; why are they located in that manner; and how their location affects them? The geographer’s challenge is to provide continuing interpretation of the constantly changing physical and human landscapes of the world.

Semester 1

Course Code	Title	Units
GEOG 001	Physical Geography	3
GEOG 001L	Physical Geography Lab	1
ENG 001A	English Composition	4
CSU GE Area A1	Oral Communication	3
HIST 017 or 018	U.S. History	3

Semester 2 

Course Code	Title	Units
GEOG 002	Cultural Geography	3
GEOG 007, GEOG 10, NR 021, PH 017	Regional Geography, Geography of California, Introduction to GIS, Introduction to Meteorology	6-9
CSU GE Area B2	Life Sciences	3-4
CSU GE Area B4	Mathematics/Quantitative Reasoning	3-5

Semester 3 

Course Code	Title	Units
ANTH 002 or G 001 or PS 004	Cultural Anthropology or Physical Geology or Introduction to International Relations	6-7
CSU GE Area A3	Critical Thinking	3
CSU GE Area C1	Arts	3
CSU GE Area C2	Humanities	3

Semester 4

Course Code	Title	Units
CSU GE Area D	Social & Behavioral Sciences	3
CSU GE Area E	Lifelong Learning & Self-Development	3
CSU GE Area F	Ethnic Studies	3
	Transferable Elective Units	7

Please see a Counselor if you need help selecting transferable elective units, CSU GE or IGETC GE courses.

CSU GE Courses