Questions for Extended Masters for Cal State East Bay (CSUEB)

[mjellyfish]

Hi! I got accepted into CSUEB's Extended Master's program (for non-CDS majors). Yay!

Has anyone who's been through this program know how stringent they are about course pre-reqs? For example, one of their courses (Anatomy and Physiology of Speech and Hearing) says that we need have taken Biology 100 before taking it. Can we do concurrent enrollment? Just curious how strict they are.

Also in your program experience, how many courses you have to take each semester for the first year in order to catch up? Or how many semesters did it take to get caught up?

And one last question, I saw that the Foundations of Clinical Practicum class for Fall 2019 is Mon-Thurs from 930-1045; is this set in stone? Or is this arranged case by case? It's a 2-unit class, so it's kind of strange to be 4 days a week.

Any help would be appreciated; thank you!

Edited April 10, 2019 by mjellyfish

[Aspire_to_Be]

2 hours ago, mjellyfish said:

Hi! I got accepted into CSUEB's Extended Master's program (for non-CDS majors). Yay!

Has anyone who's been through this program know how stringent they are about course pre-reqs? For example, one of their courses (Anatomy and Physiology of Speech and Hearing) says that we need have taken Biology 100 before taking it. Can we do concurrent enrollment? Just curious how strict they are.

Also in your program experience, how many courses you have to take each semester for the first year in order to catch up? Or how many semesters did it take to get caught up?

And one last question, I saw that the Foundations of Clinical Practicum class for Fall 2019 is Mon-Thurs from 930-1045; is this set in stone? Or is this arranged case by case? It's a 2-unit class, so it's kind of strange to be 4 days a week.

Any help would be appreciated; thank you!

I would strongly encourage you to email Ms. Wolff for more information on this. This would be the person who likely sent you the email of acceptance.

[mjellyfish]

@Aspire_to_Be Thank you for your response! I wasn't sure if that too in-the-weeds-y for her, but that's a great suggestion. Thanks!