English, AA-T to Humanities & Communication, B.A.

If you transferred into CSUMB as an AA-T-certified student in English, you must complete the following courses for your bachelor’s degree in Humanities & Communication at CSUMB. If you are unsure about your transfer status, please talk to an advisor.

English AA-T to HCOM BA Degree Option

AA-T certified students in English may select from the following options to complete the Humanities & Communication, BA degree program:

English AA-T to Humanities & Communication, BA ~ Creative Writing & Social Action Concentration

English AA-T to Humanities & Communication, BA ~ English Studies Concentration

Learning Outcomes

MLO 1: Ethical and Effective Communication

Understand communication theories and apply them to create and interpret messages-and evaluate their ethics and effectiveness-in diverse contexts.

MLO 2: Social and Cultural Analysis

Understand and evaluate how social identities including ethnicity, race, class, religion, gender, sexuality, and/or ability might influence [relate to] people’s lived experiences, their cultural production and practices, and the social problems that shape their contexts.

MLO 3: Engaged Creative Practice

Develop competency in creative practice, such as creative writing, journalism, and/or media projects and community storytelling, that responds to a social issue and engages the public.

MLO 4: Humanistic Inquiry

Apply inquiry-based methods informed by humanistic traditions to investigate, interpret, and critique diverse ideas and texts.