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POL S 347 - U.S. Constitutional Law: Rights and Liberties

POL S 347: U.S. Constitutional Law: Rights and Liberties (3 units) at San Diego State University. 1 section offered in Spring 2027, with meeting times, instructors, and seat counts. Counts toward General Education (2026-27), General Education Requirements (2025-26).

3 units
  • Law and Public Policy
  • Social and Behavioral Science
  • Area 4. Social and Behavioral Science
  • North America/English
  • North America/French
  • And 12 Units Selected From
  • Required Courses
  • Electives
  • American Government and Politics
  • Twelve Units Selected from
Offered: Summer 2027 (not offered), Spring 2027 (offered), Fall 2026 (offered)
Substantive principles of American constitutional law. Civil rights and liberties protected by the Constitution against government action. May include discussion of freedom of speech, religion, press, assembly, as well as defendants’ rights and protection from discrimination.

From the catalog

Counts as
GE Explorations Social and Behavioral Science [UD 4], American Institutions (AI)
Grading
LCR: Letter Grade with Cr/NC available. The grading default for the class will be letter grade, but students can opt to take it for Cr/NC
Formerly numbered
POL S 347B
Catalog notes
Satisfies graduation requirement in United States Constitution.

1 section in Spring 2027

Class #9167· In-person · Open · Letter or CR/NC
59 of 59 seats open
Mon, Wed 7:00 PM-8:15 PM · SH 101
To be Announced