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Provide a detailed description of the program, include Program Learning Outcomes and Careers.

All baccalaureate degrees offered by a California Community College must meet the minimum
requirements outlined in this section. These requirements are designed to ensure the baccalaureate degrees are equivalent or superior to other baccalaureate degrees offered by other community colleges or universities throughout the United States. Each degree program must include the following:

1. A combination of lower division and upper division coursework totaling a minimum of 120
   semester or 180 quarter units that are applicable to a baccalaureate degree as defined within
   these guidelines.

2. Completion of the CSU (California State University) General Education Breadth or
   Intersegmental General Education Transfer Curriculum pattern.

3. Completion of a minimum of 24 semester or 36 quarter units of upper division courses,
   including a minimum of six semester or nine quarter units of upper division general education.

4. An identified major that includes a minimum of 18 semester or 27 quarter units of lower
   division courses and 18 semester or 27 quarter units of upper division courses.

5. The general education requirements are integrated and distributed to both lower and upper
   division courses.

Include lower division, upper division major requirements, and upper division general education

Provide a brief overview of the need for the program. See CCCCO application

Include labor market information, projected enrollments, and completion data of associate degree

Include college mission, commitment to social justice, and how the degree fulfills the college mission.

Provide a brief overview of college mission, how it contributed to the development of the program, college engagement in the approval process.

Explain the program review process

Provide an overview of the degree requirements, include discussion of general education, credit for prior learning, minimum requirements of the baccalaureate degree, lower division courses, upper division courses with course description and learning objectives.