Delivering academic excellence through high-quality programs, rich learning opportunities, exceptional staff, and effective student support systems is at the core of our work at CSU San Marcos..
We are committed to the success of our students by encouraging their intellectual engagement and by supporting the teaching, research, and creative activities of our stellar faculty.
Majors, Emphasis, and Concentrations
- Anthropology, B.A.
- Medical Anthropology
- Indigenous Anthropology
- Applied Physics, B.S.
- Applied Physics
- Applied Electronics
- Biochemistry, B.S.
- Biological Sciences, B.S.
- Molecular and Cellular Biology
- Ecology
- Physiology
- General Biology
- Biotechnology, B.S.
- Business Administration, B.S.
- Accountancy
- Finance
- Global Business Management
- Global Supply Chain Management
- Management Information Systems
- Management
- Marketing
- Chemistry, B.S.
- Chemistry
- Science Education
- Biochemistry
- Communication, B.A.
- Computer Science, B.S.
- Computer Science
- Computer Information Systems
- Criminology and Justice Studies, B.A.
- Economics, B.A.
- Environmental Studies*
- Global Studies, B.A.
- History, B.A.
- Human Development, B.A.M
- Adult and Gerontology Services
- Children's Services
- Counseling Services
- Health Services
- Kinesiology, B.S.
- Physical Education
- Applied Exercise Science
- Pre-Physical Therapy
- Health Science
- Liberal Studies, B.A.
- Border Studies
- Elementary Subject Matter Preperation
- Integrated Credential Program
- Literature and Writing Studies, B.A.
- Mass Media, B.A.
- Mathematics, B.S.
- Nursing, B.S.
- Generic/ Basic BSN
- Entry Level Baccalaureate
- RN-to-BSN
- Political Science, B.A.
- General Concentration
- Global Concentration
- Psychology, B.A.
- Social Sciences, B.A.
- Sociology, B.A.
- Spanish, B.A.
- Special Major, B.A.
- Visual and Performing Arts, B.A.
- Arts & Technology
- Music
- Theatre Arts
- Visual Arts
- Women's Studies, B.A.
Minors
In addition to declaring a college major, students may declare a minor. A few declare two. The process is similar to declaring a major, but the course requirement is typically significantly less, 25 to 35 units, instead of the 50-plus required for a major. And some courses may overlap with general education requirements.
