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Optional Electives for Social Welfare Majors SW 104 - Field Study in Social Work (Offered: Spring Semesters only) * UCB links for Course Registration Tele-Bears UCB Online Schedule of Classes Info-Bears Social welfare majors who have completed SW 103 may enroll in SW 104, a four-unit class offered each spring. This course involves approximately one day per week of supervised field work in social agencies and a small weekly two-hour seminar. Detailed information is presented by the SW 103 instructor each fall. Information is also available from the undergraduate assistant. SW 195H - Seniors Honors Program Students who meet minimum grade point requirements (3.3 overall and in the major) and have completed SW 102 and SW 100 may elect to participate in an honors seminar in the fall and write an honors thesis in the spring of their senior year. To graduate with honors, students must achieve a G.P.A. of 3.3 overall and 3.5 in the major. Interested students should see the undergraduate assistant or Dr. Paul Terrell for information. SW 98/197 - Field Studies in Social Welfare Earn academic credit for volunteer work performed in community agencies or on campus. Students may enroll in a SW 98/197 course through one of two ways: working individually with a Social Welfare professor; or in a group. SW 98/197 section offered by a classroom format by various groups and/or individual. If you work individually with a professor, he or she will establish the parameters of the workload. If you enroll in the group section, in addition to performing volunteer work, all students will meet for a weekly seminar. Information on community service for academic credit is available in the Undergraduate Assistant's office.