Therefore, while you are taking courses that prepare you for transfer, you should also work on continued improvement of your reading and writing skills. Getting assistance with writing while you are at the California Community College will prepare you for the demands of university study and help you prepare to pass the Graduation Writing Assessment Requirement for the baccalaureate. Besides requirements for the major and general education, CSU campuses may require other courses for the baccalaureate degree. For example, some campuses require foreign language study as a part of the preparation for certain majors or for graduation. This concept is important because continuous attendance affects the requirements you must meet to graduate from a CSU campus.
Institutions occasionally modify graduation requirements.
If you do not remain in continuous attendance, you will reestablish catalog rights at the time you reenroll in any California Community College or begin attending a CSU campus. If you are unsure about your catalog rights, you should consult your community college counselor.