Undergraduate Admission
For a listing of course descriptions, requirements for the major and a list of advisors, please click here to the program description as listed in SFSU Bulletin:
Degree Majors Requirements of Political Science BA ProgramFor those who are transfer students from California community colleges, the following requirements will apply from Fall 2006:
LDTP transfer requirements for our Political Science department
All students who need advice on course equivalency for the Political Science prerequisite courses should visit the ASSIST website:
http://www.assist.org/web-assist/welcome.htmlFor further detail of the degree requirements of majors declared Fall 2000 and after:
Degree Majors Requirements of Political Science BA ProgramCourses descriptions for Political Science can be viewed online. This Bulletin can also be purchased from the SFSU Bookstore. Call (415) 338-2092 for more detailed information:
http://www.sfsu.edu/~bulletin/courses/plsi.htmCourses in Political Science can satisfy both program requirements as well as General Education Program requirements:
Political Science General Education CoursesDepartment Policy on Plagiarism
Plagiarism, defined broadly, is the presentation of another's words and/or ideas as one's own without attributing the proper source. It is grounds not only for failure of a given piece of work, which could result in failure for the entire course, it could also result in being reported to the administrative body responsible for student conduct violations and being subject to disciplinary action, which includes expulsion, suspension, and/or probation.
The faculty of the Department of Political Science regard any form of cheating including plagiarism as a serious matter of academic dishonesty which threatens the integrity of the assessment process and award of grades and/or the degree, to the detriment of all other students and graduates of the University.
The Department has a unified plagiarism policy adopted on October 22, 2004, which is posted as the
full plagiarism policy. A hard copy can also be obtained from the department office .
