SDSU Imperial Valley Degree Completion Programs

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With practical online courses that blend core topics with the latest trends and issues facing today’s business world, SDSU’s B.S. in Business Administration Online Degree Completion Program is designed to help you earn a business degree that works for you, on your schedule.

Total Estimated Cost

$24,108-$27,060
Including Fees

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Bachelor of Science in Business Administration

	Unit Cost	Program Unit Range*	Cost
Tuition	$431	49-55	$21,119-$23,705
Fees
Associated Students	$19	49-55	$931-$1,045
Technology ^	$21	49-55	$1,029-$1,155
Student Engagement ^	$21	49-55	$1,029-$1,155
Total Estimated Costs	$492		$24,108-$27,060

* Everyone is unique, your admissions advisor will work with you to determine the right path that suits your needs.
^ Effective with newly admitted students Fall '21

Completion Time

As short as 2 Years

Course Format

Online

Please Note — This information is only applicable to this version of this degree completion program.

With a curriculum designed by the renowned SDSU Fowler College of Business, you’ll gain a fundamental working knowledge of the business world. You’ll learn about the issues facing businesses today, and how all the different components of a business interact to contribute to the growth and success of that business in the private sector.

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Outcomes

Admission Requirements

To be fully qualified for admission to the Bachelor of Science in Business Administration Degree Completion Program, you must:

• Have a minimum of 60 transferable semester (or 90 quarter) units by the end of the fall term prior to spring transfer and the end of the spring term prior to fall transfer, including:
  • 27 Lower Division Preparation Course Units:
    • Accountancy 201, 202
    • Economics 101, 102
    • Finance 240 (or an approved business law course)
    • Management Information Systems 180
    • Mathematics 120 (or an approved calculus course or an approved three-unit finite mathematics course)
    • Rhetoric and Writing Studies 290
    • Statistics 119 or Economics 201
      These courses must be complete with a grade of C (2.0) or better and cannot be taken for credit/no credit (Cr/ NC)
  • Complete a minimum of 30 Units of General Education Courses
  • The Golden Four Requirement, which includes:
    • Oral Communication — complete a basic public speaking course or other communication course with a grade of "C-" or higher in at least 3 semester (or 4 quarter) units
    • Written Communication — complete a freshman composition course that emphasizes essay writing or reading and writing concurrently with a grade of "C-" or higher in at least 3 semester (or 4 quarter) units
    • Critical Thinking — complete a mathematics course above the level of intermediate algebra with a grade of "C-" or higher in at least 3 semester (or 4 quarter) units
    • Mathematics — complete a mathematics course above the level of intermediate algebra with a grade of "C-" or higher in at least 3 semester (or 4 quarter) units. Mathematics 150, 151, and 252 will satisfy this requirement
• Complete the American Institutions Requirement
  • The American Institutions requirement is designed to demonstrate that students have an understanding of American history, the United States Constitution, and California state and local government.
• Satisfy the CSU mathematics and writing requirements
• Have an overall 2.75+ college GPA
• Pass the Writing Placement Assessment with a score of 10, or completed an approved upper division writing course with a grade of C (2.0) or better (to be completed in your first semester once admitted to the program)

Want to Learn More?

Our Admissions Advisor is available to answer any questions you may have.
Email: pjordan@sdsu.edu
Phone: (619) 594-1227
Advising Session: calendly.com/pjtalley

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The Bachelor of Science in Child Development Degree Completion Program can help you turn your passion for children and healthy childhood development into a rewarding career. Led by renowned faculty and lecturers from SDSU’s Department of Child and Family Development, this program is designed to help you understand the biological, cognitive, and social development of young humans. If you’re passionate about building stronger communities through our children, this program is for you!

Total Estimated Cost

$31,682-$33,215
Including Fees

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Bachelor of Science in Child Development

	Unit Cost	Program Unit Range*	Cost
Tuition	$450	62-68	$27,900-$29,250
Fees
Associated Students	$19	62-68	$1,178-$1,235
Technology	$21	62-68	$1,302-$1,365
Student Engagement	$21	62-68	$1,302-$1,365
Total Estimated Costs	$511		$31,682-$33,215

* Everyone is unique, your admissions advisor will work with you to determine the right path that suits your needs.

Completion Time

As short as 2 Years

Course Format

Hybrid

Please Note — This information is only applicable to the version of this degree completion program.

Program Highlights

• Curriculum that’s designed, developed, and delivered by SDSU’s Department of Child and Family Services
• Virtual courses and labs taught by tenure-track faculty and lecturers with years of real-world professional experience
• Field placement opportunities with our community outreach partners help you gain hands-on experience with children, families, and local childcare providers
• Many career paths, including early child education, early intervention, teaching, social work, nonprofits, and healthcare
• Unique professional development services, including networking, letters of recommendation, and career placement opportunities

The program examines how individuals develop throughout their lifespan, from birth through adolescence and into adulthood. You’ll learn about the different social contexts that children develop in, including schools and families. You’ll also learn about the role that special needs (e.g. developmental disorders), conflict, and family violence can play in development.

As a student in the program, you’ll focus a variety of topics, including:

• Developmental perspectives
• The development (physical, psychological, emotional, social) of infants, toddlers, preschoolers, school-aged children, adolescents, and adults
• Family violence and child maltreatment
• Building a developmentally-appropriate curriculum
• Inclusion, team-teaching, interagency community networking, cross-discipline experiences
• Atypical development
• Advocacy and public policy
• Parenting, coparenting, parent-child, and peer relationships
• Early intervention skills
• Community engagement and research skills

Most courses in the program are 100% online; however, several courses (CFD 378A, 378B, 578, 590) contain on-site* field experience components. You’ll also complete a 120-hour community-based learning experience over an eight-week period at the end of your program, where you’ll work with preselected child and family service providers in the San Diego community.

Please note that in order to complete the program, students living outside of San Diego County will need to travel to San Diego to fulfill these in-person requirements once in-person education resumes.

Upon graduation, you’ll have earned the same degree as SDSU’s on-campus students: a Bachelor of Science in Child Development from San Diego State University.

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Admission Requirements

To be fully qualified for admission to the Bachelor of Science in Child Development Degree Completion Program, you must:

• Have a minimum of 60 transferable semester (or 90 quarter) units by the end of the fall term prior to spring transfer and the end of the spring term prior to fall transfer, including:
  • 27-28 Lower Division Preparation Course Units:
    • Child and Family Development 135
    • Child and Family Development 270, 270L
    • Child and Family Development 272
    • Child and Family Development 275
    • Child and Family Development 278
    • Biology 100
    • Psychology 101
    • Sociology 101
    • Psychology 280 or Sociology 201, or a three unit elementary statistics course
      These courses cannot be taken for credit/no credit (Cr/NC)
  • Complete a minimum of 30 Units of General Education Courses
  • The Golden Four Requirement, which includes:
    • Oral Communication — complete a basic public speaking course or other communication course with a grade of "C-" or higher in at least 3 semester (or 4 quarter) units
    • Written Communication — complete a freshman composition course that emphasizes essay writing or reading and writing concurrently with a grade of "C-" or higher in at least 3 semester (or 4 quarter) units
    • Critical Thinking — complete a mathematics course above the level of intermediate algebra with a grade of "C-" or higher in at least 3 semester (or 4 quarter) units
    • Mathematics — complete a mathematics course above the level of intermediate algebra with a grade of "C-" or higher in at least 3 semester (or 4 quarter) units. Mathematics 150, 151, and 252 will satisfy this requirement
• Complete the American Institutions Requirement
  • The American Institutions requirement is designed to demonstrate that students have an understanding of American history, the United States Constitution, and California state and local government.
• Satisfy the CSU mathematics and writing requirements
• Have an overall 2.4+ college GPA
• Pass the Writing Placement Assessment with a score of 10, or Rhetoric and Writing Studies 305W or Linguistics 305W with a grade of C (2.0) or better in your first semester once admitted to the program. Please visit wpa.sdsu.edu for the latest information on this requirement
• Background Clearance— you must successfully pass a background check in order to be placed in educational and community settings. Red flag issues which prevent placement may impede progression and successful completion of degree requirements.
• Tuberculin Clearance— you must provide evidence of a negative tuberculosis test for community-based classes. Clearance statements may be secured from SDSU Health Services, private physicians or HMOs, or public health agencies.

Want to Learn More?

Our Admissions Advisor is available to answer any questions you may have.
Email: mgrzeskowiak@sdsu.edu
Phone: (619) 594-0845
Advising Session: calendly.com/markgrz

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