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Explore your educational options without committing yourself to a degree program!

If you are interested in a certain field of study but aren't sure if it is the right program for you, why not take a few individual courses before you decide? Perhaps you don't need a full degree, but just a couple of courses; or, you just want to gain knowledge to advance professionally or personally. Either way, at CalSouthern, you can take your time and let our advisors help you find the right courses to take without committing to a degree program.

You will still receive the same personalized guidance and one-on-one support from our staff and Faculty Mentors as our degree-seeking students. If you decide to apply for admission to a degree program after your first few courses, your non-degree credits will be evaluated and transferred where applicable to the degree requirements.

Our courses begin on the first of every month, so you can start right away. Contact us today to enroll.

Below you will find a compilation of just some of the many courses available:

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BUSINESS

Undergraduate Courses Include:
Accounting
Economics
Contemporary Management
Small Business Management
Retail Management
Human Resources Management
Statistics for Business
Basic Business Law
Global Marketing
Business Ethics
Introduction to Humanities I
Business Communications

Graduate Courses Include:
Ethnography of Corporate Culture
Compensation Issues in Human Resources Management
Cultural Environments of International Business
Project Management
Management of Change
Theater Management
Managerial Accounting
Applied Data Analysis
International Business
Entertainment Law and Contracts
Investment Management
Labor Relations
Taxes and Business Strategy
Managerial Economics
Management Finance and Control
Technology Concepts for Managers
Consumer Behavior, Theory and Analysis

PSYCHOLOGY

Undergraduate Courses Include:
Basic Abnormal Psychology
Introduction to Human Sexual Behavior
Marriage and Family
Psychology in Business
Introduction to Human Development
Ethical and Professional Issues
Crisis Intervention
Intercultural Psychology
Introduction to Social Psychology
Current Issues in Psychology and Health

Graduate Courses Include:
Counseling Theories and Strategies
Psychopathology
Human Sexuality
Clinical Issues in Cultural Diversity
Alcoholism and Chemical Dependency
Child Abuse Assessment and Reporting
Psychology of Advanced Addiction and Compulsive Behaviors
Eating Disorders
Psychology of Violence and Child Abuse Reporting
Hypnosis: Theory and Practice
Psychology of Trauma
Applied Sport Psychology
Psychology of Religion
Myers-Briggs Type Indicator
Psychology of Coaching
Cognitive/Behavioral Psychology
Dual Diagnosis
Psychology of Chronic Illness
Attention-Deficit/Hyperactivity Disorder: Diagnosis and Treatment

LAW

MSL Courses Include:
Wills, Trusts, and Estates
International Law
Constitutional Law
Intellectual Property
Business Organizations
Business Associations
Intellectual Property
Domestic Relations  
Property
Contracts 
Criminal Law and Procedure
Legal Ethics

JD Courses Include:
Introduction to Law
Civil Procedure
Business Associations  
Professional Responsibility   
Constitutional Law
Criminal Law
Domestic Relations
Evidence
Federal Income Taxation
Legal Writing
Community Property
Professional Responsibility
Real Estate Transactions
Wills, Trusts and Estates
Torts
Contracts
Legal Research
Remedies
Uniform Commercial Code

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