PSU Bulletin

Prior to each academic year (Fall through Summer quarters), Portland State University produces the PSU Bulletin, a catalog of general university requirements, program and course descriptions, prerequisites and other such information. It is important that students choose the correct PSU Bulletin to follow for graduation. See Choosing a Bulletin Year for more information.

2007-2008 Bulletin

  • SBA information (201-220 p.) (PDF)
  • Bachelor of Arts/science (11-12 p.) (PDF)
  • University Studies (51-57 p.) (PDF)
  • 2007-2008 PSU bulletin (1-384 p.) (pdf)

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    Note: Expires end of Summer 2014.

    2006-2007 Bulletin

  • SBA information (201-220 p.) (PDF)
  • Bachelor of Arts/science (12-13 p.) (PDF)
  • University Studies (54-60 p.) (PDF)
  • 2006-2007 PSU bulletin (1-368 p.) (pdf)

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    Note: Expires end of Summer 2013.

    2005-2006 Bulletin

  • SBA information (199-218 p.) (PDF)
  • Bachelor of Arts/science (12-13 p.) (PDF)
  • University Studies (54-60 p.) (PDF)

    • Note: Expires end of Summer 2012.

    2004-2005 Bulletin

  • SBA information (199-218 p.) (PDF)
  • Bachelor of Arts/Science (12-13 p.) (PDF)
  • University Studies (55-59 p.) (PDF)

    • Note: Expires end of Summer 2011.

    2003-2004 Bulletin

  • SBA information (193-210 p.) (PDF)
  • Bachelor of Arts/Science (7-8 p.) (PDF)
  • University Studies (53-58 p.) (PDF)

    • Note: Expires end of Summer 2010.

    2002-2003 Bulletin

  • SBA information (193-210 p.) (PDF)
  • Bachelor of ARts/Science (17-18 p.) (PDF)
  • University Studies (19-25 p.) (PDF)

    • Note: Expires end of Summer 2009.

    2001-2002 Bulletin

  • SBA information (183-200 p.) (PDF)
  • Bachelor of Arts/Science (17-18 p.) (PDF)
  • University Studies (19-25 p.) (PDF)

    • Note: Expires end of Summer 2008.

     


    Waitlists and Class Attendance Can Be Critical: Demand for many SBA classes is high and those classes fill quickly. Pay close attention to the directions for adding yourself to a waitlist via the web. Students are admitted from the wait list in the order in which they registered, and only if there is available room in the class. If you are on the waitlist for a class, you must attend the first class to determine if you will be allowed to formally add the class. Only the instructor can make this determination. Note: If you fail to attend the first day of class and have not notified your instructor, you may risk losing your seat to someone on the waitlist.