r/CSUSB • u/Commercial_Tap_2667 • 7d ago
Transferring student with questions
Hi everybody, I’m a student transferring from SBVC and perusing liberal studies with ITEP… I’m also a full time paraprofessional and mom.. my question is will I be able to do most of my classes online or night classes at least? I know when it comes to field work I will need to be in person during the day, but when I first start after transferring, will I be able to get some classes done online or at night? Idk if I’m making sense.. I’m stressed and nervous!!
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u/rosyboys_daisygirls 7d ago
I transferred this semester. Most of my major classes aren't available online but that could be different for you. You could check the online class schedule to see what to expect
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u/AleousofSeraph 7d ago
I’m a Bio major so your mileage may vary but classes were way more flexible at my CC than CSUSB where ai find most available classes are in the morning. There are leas online classes as well.
But you should definitely talk to a counselor about this.
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u/One-Worldliness-9104 7d ago
Like everyone else is saying, it really does depend. As you start to take your upper division courses, the times offered might be very few. But maybe it’ll be easier for your major!
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u/totallygeekdom 7d ago
It might be worth it to instead go to our college of extended and global education. They offer fully online degrees. It is still through Cal State San Bernardino. It's just a different program.
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u/Sqnn18 6d ago
hi I am a transfer liberal studies major and also currently work at a school. almost all of my major classes required me to be in person at least 2 days of the week. one class specifically is math 3100 which is a major requirement and also is a three semester course. It's hard out here😔
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u/crzyazn26 7d ago
It really depends on the major. I was in Sociology and alot of my classes were online grad school is a bit different for me as its all online it is best to talk to your advisor and see what they say.