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I. Prerequisites
(Grade
of C or better required to declare major)
II. Major Requirements
(Overall
grade point average of C required to graduate, all courses must be
taken for a grade)
Required
of all majors:
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Rhetoric 103A
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Rhetoric 103B
3
upper division courses in the specified area of concentration:
2
upper division electives from outside the area of concentration
1
upper division course (4 units, letter graded), related to the chosen
area of concentration, from another department.
Special
& Individual Topics
| 190AB |
Honors
Thesis -- Seniors with 3.5 UCB / 3.7 Rhetoric GPA only |
| 196 |
Special
Topics |
| 198 |
Supervised
Group Study (3 units, P/NP) -- Student initiated |
| 199 |
Supervised
Independent Study (1-3 units, P/NP) |
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Declaring
the Major
The major may be declared after completion of Rhetoric 10 and 20
with a letter grade of C or better. Obtain a Petition to Declare
the Major and the Rhetoric major Application from the Undergraduate
Assistant in 7407 Dwinelle Hall. The petition is also available
from the College of Letters and Science, 113 Campbell Hall. Present
a copy of your transcript along with your petition and application
to the Undergraduate Assistant for approval signature and a brief
orientation.
Advising
The Faculty Adviser assists and advises Rhetoric majors about academic
program plans and educational progress. Our Faculty Adviser rotates
- check with the Department for the current Faculty appointment.
The Undergraduate Assistant provides telebears registration information,
College or Office of the Registrar petition signatures, and adviser
code release. Your study list for telebear enrollment must be approved.
When you receive notice to register in the mail, see the Undergraduate
Assistant for your advisor code and the Undergraduate Assistant
or the Rhetoric Advisor for study list approval. Updated and revised
information, including class schedules, office hours, approved UCB
courses, scholarship and prize announcements are posted on the Rhetoric
Bulletin Boards and/or available in the Rhetoric Office.
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