BACHELOR OF ARTS IN INTERCULTURAL STUDIES
The ability to identify and navigate cultural differences and similarities is an important skill to foster especially as today’s world becomes increasingly globalized. Whether you are drawn to international development, education, or any other fields, Southern California State University’s Intercultural Studies major is designed to equip students with the necessary tools and training that are central to succeeding in various cross–cultural contexts. This is a 3 years program.
Admission to the Program
Applicants must present:
1) An official High School Diploma or an official transcript from each college and university attended.
2) A completed Application for Admission form.
3) SAT/ACT Scores
4) For international student: Proof of proficiency in the English language. Students must produce results of a TOEFL score of at least 500 paper–based (173 Computerized) (60 internet based) or pass the University’s English exam.
Learning Outcomes
Upon completion of the Bachelor of Arts in Intercultural Studies, students will be able to successfully:
● That graduates demonstrate integrative knowledge and skill across contributing fountains of history, linguistics, social science, and theology to work and function in various settings.
● That graduates demonstrate integrative in order to develop Biblically centered responses toward cross–cultural problems.
● That students can demonstrate can use critical thinking skills to analyze and solve issues which may arise
● That graduates can Articulate and practice the important mandate given by Christ to make disciples of all nations.
Requirement for the Bachelor of Arts in Intercultural Studies Degree (180 Quarter units)
In order to complete an undergraduate degree, a student must:
1) Satisfactorily complete the required courses listed below.
2) Maintain a 2.0 grade point average on a 4.0 scale
All students are required to take the total of 180 quarter units of the courses as follows:
General Education Course Units | 69 |
Program Core Course Units | 75 |
Elective Course Units | 39 |
Total | 180 |