Stanislaus

Sonoma

San Marcos

San Luis
Obispo*

San Jose*

San
Francisco

San Diego*

San
Bernardino

Sacramento

Northridge

Maritime
Academy N
Monterey
Bay

Los Angeles

Beach*

Long

Humboldt

Fullerton*

Fresno

East Bay

Dominguez
Hills

Chico

Architecture

Channel
Islands

Apparel Design & Merchandising

Bakersfield

Pomona

2014-2015 CSU Undergraduate Impacted Programs Matrix

I
I

Art

O O

Biology

O I

Business

N O

Chemistry/Biochemistry

O O

Child Development

Communication

Computer Science

O O

Criminal Justice/Administration

O I

Economics

Engineering

English

Film & Electronic Arts

Food & Nutrition/Dietetics

Graphic Design
Health Science

History

O O

O O

O
I

Family & Consumer Sciences

Environmental Studies

O
I

Hospitality & Tourism Management

Information Systems

Interior Design

International Business (B.A.)

Journalism
Kinesiology/Physical Education

Liberal Studies

O O

I
O

O N O

Marine Transportation

Medical Technology

Microbiology
Music

Nursing, Basic

Nursing, ADN to BSN

O
O

O
O

O
I

I
I

Occupational Therapy
Political Science

Psychology

Public Administration

Radio-Television & Film

Social Science

Social Work

Sociology

Spanish

Theater

I
O

O O

O I

O
O

O = Programs offered at the campus but not impacted

I = Programs Impacted at the campus

Undeclared
Codes: * = All programs are impacted

I
O

I
I

O O

O O

= A blank cell indicates that the program is not offered at this campus

N = See Notes for the campus on the next page

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2014-15 CSU Undergraduate Impacted Programs

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Bakersfield: Impacted in basic and RN to BSN nursing programs

Channel Islands: Impacted in the nursing (basic) program

Chico: Impacted for first-time freshmen (FTF) and upper division transfers (UDT), and programs in nursing (basic) and option
in recording arts (BA in Music)
East Bay: Impacted in business administration and the nursing (basic) program

Fresno: Impacted for FTF and UDT, and programs in athletic training (kinesiology) and nursing (basic)

Fullerton: Impacted in all undergraduate programs, pre-programs, undeclared programs and for FTF and UDT

Humboldt: Impacted for first-time freshmen (FTF) and the programs in biology (FTF and UDT), botany (FTF and UDT),
environmental resource engineering (upper division transfers), wildlife (FTF and UDT), and zoology (FTF and UDT)

Long Beach: Impacted for first-time freshmen, upper division transfers, and in all undergraduate programs, pre-programs, and
undecided/undeclared programs.

Los Angeles: Impacted for first-time freshmen and upper division transfers, and programs in biology, business administration
(accounting, management, and marketing management), child development, criminal justice, nursing (general), psychology,
social work, and undeclared (with interest in nursing)

Maritime Academy: Impacted in facilities engineering technology, marine engineering technology, marine transportation,
and mechanical engineering. New students in all majors must complete a physical examination and pass a health review prior
to enrollment.

Northridge: Impacted for first-time freshmen and for programs in accountancy, business administration (insurance and
financial services option)

Pomona: Impacted for FTF and UDT, and programs in animal science, animal health science, architecture, biology,
biotechnology, chemistry, communication, computer science, environmental biology, engineering (aerospace, chemical, civil,
computer, electrical, and mechanical), kinesiology (exercise science option), music (industry studies option), psychology,
sociology, and undeclared program

Sacramento: Impacted for FTF and UDT, and programs in business administration (all options), criminal justice (general), graphic
design (general), health science (all options), interior design (all options), nursing (general), photography (general), and
psychology (general)
San Bernardino: Impacted for first-time freshmen and upper division transfers, and programs in criminal justice (all options),
kinesiology (pre-physical therapy), nursing (general), and social work (pre-social work)

San Diego: Impacted for FTF and UDT, and in all undergraduate programs, pre-programs, and undecided/undeclared programs

San Francisco: Impacted for FTF and UDT, and programs in apparel design and merchandising, biochemistry, biology (all options),
business administration (accounting), chemistry, child and adolescent development (all options), communication studies, criminal
studies, dietetics, environmental studies (all options), health education, industrial arts/design (all options), interior design,
kinesiology (all options), nursing (general), psychology, social work, sociology, visual communication design, and undeclared (with an
interest in nursing)

San Jose: Impacted in all undergraduate programs, pre-programs, and undecided/undeclared programs for both first-time
freshmen and upper-division transfers

San Luis Obispo: Impacted for FTF and UDT in all undergraduate programs (and does not consider alternate majors)

San Marcos: Impacted for first-time freshmen and upper division transfers, and for programs in business administration,
communication, kinesiology, mass media, and nursing (basic)

Sonoma: Impacted for first-time freshmen, upper division transfers, and programs in biology (FTF and UDT levels), business
administration (pre-business/ FTF and UDT levels), communication studies (FTF and UDT levels), criminology and criminal justice
studies (FTF and UDT levels), environmental studies and planning (all options/( FTF and UDT levels), human development (UDT
level), kinesiology (all options/ FTF and UDT levels), liberal studies (FTF level), nursing (pre-nursing and pre-licensure BSN/FTF
and UDT levels), and psychology (FTF and UDT levels)
Stanislaus: Impacted in nursing (generic or basic) program

Please go to www.calstate.edu/impactioninfo.shtml for the most accurate and up-to-date information regarding impacted campuses and
programs at the CSU. To find all degrees/programs available by CSU campus, visit http://degrees.calstate.edu. Programs offered through
CSU Extended Education may also be available at campuses and are not reflected in the matrix.