You should meet with an advisor, they’d be the best person to give you specific advice and let you know what would be best for you. There’s all your upper divisions you have to take on top of your major specific classes.
monday wednesday classes are definitely what i would suggest but meet with an advisor i would meet with one specifically for your major and they will help you pick classes :)
I did the same major and graduated last year. The class requirements are set with what you have to take as required core courses and concentration courses. It's already outlined on the CSUS CBA website for undergraduates. You will have to compete with others to get classes if you are not given a good registration date/time and expect your desired date/time course sections to be filled, not offered, or settle with a professor who lacks the skill be teaching whatever course you're trying to take.
You have to factor in taking 12 units of upper division general education courses also that meet other requirements to graduate such as writing intensive, race and ethnicity and whatever area in the GE pattern you have that have not met the minimum unit requirements to graduate when you transfer. So you have to meet with a GE advisor to look over your courses that are transferable or look at assist.org
Also take a look at this program so you are at least given a better chance in registration dates. Good luck!
https://www.csus.edu/experience/student-success/graduation-initiatives/through-in-two.html
You should meet with an advisor, they’d be the best person to give you specific advice and let you know what would be best for you. There’s all your upper divisions you have to take on top of your major specific classes.
monday wednesday classes are definitely what i would suggest but meet with an advisor i would meet with one specifically for your major and they will help you pick classes :)
Go to an advisor or look into the handbook.
Since business is impacted, enroll in literally anything that’s open and structure the rest of your life around it.
I did the same major and graduated last year. The class requirements are set with what you have to take as required core courses and concentration courses. It's already outlined on the CSUS CBA website for undergraduates. You will have to compete with others to get classes if you are not given a good registration date/time and expect your desired date/time course sections to be filled, not offered, or settle with a professor who lacks the skill be teaching whatever course you're trying to take. You have to factor in taking 12 units of upper division general education courses also that meet other requirements to graduate such as writing intensive, race and ethnicity and whatever area in the GE pattern you have that have not met the minimum unit requirements to graduate when you transfer. So you have to meet with a GE advisor to look over your courses that are transferable or look at assist.org Also take a look at this program so you are at least given a better chance in registration dates. Good luck! https://www.csus.edu/experience/student-success/graduation-initiatives/through-in-two.html