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UC Riverside is a major research university and one of the - pages 6-7
Principles of Community The University of California, Riverside is committed to equitable treatment of all students, faculty, and - pages 7
Accreditations UCR is a member of the Western Association of Schools and Colleges (WASC). The - pages 7
Resources for Learning - pages 8-9
Educational Opportunities - pages 9-12
Research Opportunities - pages 12-15
Services for Students - pages 15-22
Application for Admission - pages 23
UC Admission Requirements - pages 23-25
Nontraditional Student Admission - pages 25
International Admission - pages 25
Transfer Student Admission - pages 25-26
Admission to Special Categories - pages 26
Notification of Admission - pages 26-27
Concurrent Enrollment - pages 27
Reapplication - pages 27-28
International Baccalaureate - pages 28
Advanced Placement - pages 29-32
Fees and Expenses - pages 32-33
Financial Support - pages 33-35
Registration and Enrollment - pages 35-40
Academic Policies - pages 40-47
Campus Policies and Regulations - pages 47
Campus Policies and Regulations Applying to Students - pages 47-49
Goals of an Undergraduate Education - pages 49-50
College Breadth Requirements - pages 50-52
Application and Admission - pages 52-54
Special Programs - pages 54
Fees and Expenses - pages 54-55
Financial Support - pages 55-57
College of Humanities, Arts, and Social Sciences - pages 57-65
College of Natural and Agricultural Sciences - pages 65-72
The Marlan and Rosemary Bourns College of Engineering - pages 72-75
The School of Business Administration - pages 76-82
The Graduate School of Education - pages 82-83
Anthropology - pages 84-85
Graduate Program (2190 courses) - pages 85-92
Art - pages 92-93
Graduate Program (2190 courses) - pages 93-96
Art History - pages 96-98
Graduate Program (2190 courses) - pages 98-101
Asian Studies (58 courses) - pages 102-106
Biochemistry - pages 106-107
Graduate Program (2190 courses) - pages 107-110
Bioengineering (30 courses) - pages 110-113
Bioengineering Interdepartmental Graduate Program - pages 113-114
Biological Sciences (2 courses) - pages 114-123
Biology - pages 123-125
Graduate Program (2190 courses) - pages 126-131
Biomedical Sciences (31 courses) - pages 131-135
Biomedical Sciences Graduate Program - pages 135
Graduate Program (2190 courses) - pages 135-136
Botany and Plant Sciences - pages 136-138
Graduate Program (2190 courses) - pages 138-142
Business Administration (72 courses) - pages 142-147
Cell Biology and Neuroscience - pages 147
Undergraduate Curriculum - pages 147
Graduate Curriculum (17 courses) - pages 147-148
Cell, Molecular, and Developmental Biology - pages 148-149
Graduate Program (2190 courses) - pages 149-150
CHASS F1RST (5 courses) - pages 150-151
Chemical and Environ mental Engineering - pages 151-152
Graduate Program (2190 courses) - pages 152-154
Chemical Engin eer ing (25 courses) - pages 154-156
Environmental Engin eer ing (44 courses) - pages 156-158
Chemistry - pages 158-160
Graduate Program (2190 courses) - pages 161-166
The Chicano Bilingual-Bicultural Studies Minor - pages 166-167
Comparative Literature and Foreign Languages - pages 167-168
Arabic Minor - pages 168
Arabic Language (9 courses) - pages 168-169
Arabic Literatures and Cultures (7 courses) - pages 169
Asian Literatures and Cultures - pages 169-170
Chinese Courses (21 courses) - pages 170-171
Japanese Courses (26 courses) - pages 171-172
Korean Courses (13 courses) - pages 173
Southeast Asian Studies Courses (12 courses) - pages 173-174
Tagalog Courses (4 courses) - pages 174
Vietnamese Courses (15 courses) - pages 174-175
Civilization (21 courses) - pages 175-176
Classical Studies - pages 176-177
Classics (24 courses) - pages 177-178
Greek Courses (6 courses) - pages 178
Latin Courses (8 courses) - pages 178-179
The UC Tri-Campus Grad uate Program in Classics (5 courses) - pages 179-180
Comparative Ancient Civilizations (10 courses) - pages 180-182
Comparative and World Literature (95 courses) - pages 182-188
French - pages 188-189
Graduate Programs (269 courses) - pages 189-190
Germanic Studies - pages 190-191
Graduate Programs (269 courses) - pages 191-192
Italian Studies (19 courses) - pages 192-194
Russian Studies (11 courses) - pages 194-195
Language Major - pages 195
Literatures and Languages - pages 195
Linguistics (10 courses) - pages 195-197
Computer Engineering - pages 197-198
Computer Science and Engineering - pages 198-199
Graduate Program (2190 courses) - pages 199-206
Conservation Biology - pages 206
Creative Writing - pages 206-207
Graduate Program (2190 courses) - pages 207-209
Creative Writing and Writing for the Per form ing Arts - pages 209-210
Graduate Program (2190 courses) - pages 210
Creative Writing Program (35 courses) - pages 210-212
Palm Desert Low Residency Program (6 courses) - pages 212-214
Dance - pages 214
Graduate Program (2190 courses) - pages 214-219
Earth Sciences - pages 219-221
Graduate Programs (269 courses) - pages 221-226
Economics - pages 226-228
Graduate Program (2190 courses) - pages 228-234
Education - pages 234-235
Graduate Program (2190 courses) - pages 235-245
Education Abroad Program - pages 245-247
Electrical Engineering - pages 247-248
Graduate Program (2190 courses) - pages 248-254
Engineering (14 courses) - pages 254-255
English (130 courses) - pages 255-256
Graduate Program (2190 courses) - pages 256-257
Basic Writing (3 courses) - pages 257
English (130 courses) - pages 257-263
Entomology - pages 263-264
Graduate Program (2190 courses) - pages 264-267
Environmental Engineering - pages 267
Environmental Sciences - pages 267-269
Graduate Program (2190 courses) - pages 269-274
Environmental Toxicology - pages 274
Graduate Program (2190 courses) - pages 274-276
Ethnic Studies - pages 276-278
Graduate Program (2190 courses) - pages 278
Doctoral Degree (132 courses) - pages 278-286
Evolution, Ecology, and Organismal Biology - pages 286-287
Genetics, Genomics, and Bioinformatics - pages 287
Graduate Program (2190 courses) - pages 287-288
Global Studies (9 courses) - pages 288-290
Hispanic Studies - pages 290-291
Graduate Program (2190 courses) - pages 291
Spanish (68 courses) - pages 291-294
Portuguese (6 courses) - pages 294
History (138 courses) - pages 294-296
Graduate Program (2190 courses) - pages 296-298
History (138 courses) - pages 298-304
History of the Americas (41 courses) - pages 304-306
History of Europe (45 courses) - pages 306-307
Honors Program - pages 307
Humanities, Arts, and Social Sciences (25 courses) - pages 307-310
Interdisciplinary Studies - pages 310
International Relations Minor - pages 310-311
Journalism Minor - pages 311
Labor Studies Minor (1 courses) - pages 311
Latin American Studies (26 courses) - pages 311-314
Law and Society (8 courses) - pages 314-315
Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, Intersexual, and Transgender Studies Minor (9 courses) - pages 315-316
Liberal Studies - pages 316-319
Management - pages 319
Graduate Program (2190 courses) - pages 319-324
Marxist Studies Minor - pages 324
Materials Science and Engineering - pages 324-325
Graduate Program (2190 courses) - pages 325-327
Mathematics - pages 327-329
Graduate Programs (269 courses) - pages 329-333
Mechanical Engineering - pages 333-334
Graduate Program (2190 courses) - pages 334-338
Media and Cultural Studies (83 courses) - pages 338-345
Microbiology (9 courses) - pages 345-348
Middle East and Islamic Studies Minor (5 courses) - pages 348
Music - pages 348-350
Graduate Program (2190 courses) - pages 350-357
Natural and Agricultural Sciences (6 courses) - pages 357
Nematology (3 courses) - pages 357-358
Neuroscience Undergraduate Major - pages 358-360
Neuroscience Graduate Program - pages 360
Graduate Program (2190 courses) - pages 360-361
Peace and Conflict Studies Minor (1 courses) - pages 361-362
Pest Management - pages 362
Philosophy - pages 362
Graduate Program (2190 courses) - pages 362-368
Physical Sciences - pages 368
Physics and Astronomy - pages 368-370
Graduate Program (2190 courses) - pages 370-378
Plant Biology - pages 378
Plant Pathology and Microbiology - pages 378
Graduate Program (2190 courses) - pages 378-380
Political Science - pages 380-383
Graduate Program (2190 courses) - pages 383-391
Population Biology - pages 391
Psychology - pages 391-393
Graduate Program (2190 courses) - pages 393-399
Public Policy (4 courses) - pages 399-400
Religious Studies - pages 400-401
Graduate Program (2190 courses) - pages 401-408
Sociology - pages 408-411
Graduate Program (2190 courses) - pages 411-418
Soil and Water Sciences - pages 418
Graduate Program (2190 courses) - pages 418-420
Southeast Asian Studies Graduate Program - pages 420
Graduate Program (2190 courses) - pages 420-422
Statistics - pages 422-423
Graduate Programs (269 courses) - pages 423-426
Theatre - pages 426-427
Graduate Program (2190 courses) - pages 427-430
UC Riverside Washington Academic Internship Program (UCDC) (1 courses) - pages 430
University Honors Program (23 courses) - pages 430-432
Urban Studies Minor (10 courses) - pages 432-433
Visual Arts - pages 433
Western American Studies Minor - pages 433
Women’s Studies (71 courses) - pages 433-475
University of California, Riverside - pages 475-480