Getting started in Jewish Studies: 2023-2024 Entering Frosh
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Students are admitted to UCSC with a "proposed major" in most cases, and later petition to officially declare the major. Admission to UCSC does not guarantee acceptance into a particular major. Students must be declared in a major by the end of the second year (or equivalent), so learning about and preparing for a major is a primary goal for first-year students.
Importance of an early start: |
This is a moderately course-intensive and/or sequential program, and students who intend to pursue Jewish studies should begin taking classes for the major in their first or second year at UCSC. |
Qualification requirements and/or prerequisites for the major: |
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Frosh who intend to pursue this major should do the following things prior to the beginning of fall term... |
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...and should take these courses their first term: |
HEBR 1: First-Year Hebrew and HIS 75, Film and the Holocaust |
Special enrollment procedures: |
Enroll in classes during your online enrollment appointment time. Prospective Jewish studies majors who have difficulty enrolling in Jewish studies courses should sign up on the class waiting list and contact the course instructor by email. |
Sample Academic Plan: |
Review Sample Academic Plan in the General Catalog. |
Other Information: |
Jewish studies majors are enthusiastically encouraged to incorporate educational opportunities, like study abroad and/or the The UC Washington Center (UCDC) and UC Center Sacramento (UCCS) internship programs, into their plan of study. The Jewish studies program is administered by the History Department. Questions about the Jewish studies program may be directed to Hailey Emery (historyundergrad@ucsc.edu), the Jewish Studies Undergraduate Program Coordinator. |
Links to Review: |
Program Description (Catalog) |
Advisor Contact Information: |
Hailey Emery (831) 459-2982 or historyundergrad@ucsc.edu |