Criminal Justice transfer requirements: De Anza College → CSU East Bay

These are the lower-division Criminal Justice courses CSU East Bay expects you to finish before you transfer, taken from the 2025–26 ASSIST agreement, and matched to the De Anza College courses that satisfy each one.

Also searched as: CSUEB, Cal State East Bay.

6CSU East Bay requirements
6have a De Anza College match
3offered this year

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Course-by-course articulation

CSU East Bay requirementDe Anza College course that satisfies it
CRJ 230 POLICE COMMUNITY RELATIONSADMJ 5
CRJ 210 ELEMENTARY CRIMINAL LAWADMJ 3
CRJ 101 Introduction to Criminal JusticePOLI 10
CRJ 220 BASIC CRIMINAL INVESTIGATIONADMJ 61
SOC 100 INTRODUCTION TO SOCIOLOGYSOC 1
STAT 100 ELEMENTS OF PROBABILITY AND STATISTICSSTAT C1000Hor STAT C1000or MATH 17

Verify this list on ASSIST.org before you register: choose De Anza College as your sending institution, CSU East Bay as the receiving institution, and Criminal Justice as the major. ASSIST is the only official source, and agreements change between catalog years.

Which of these you can actually take in 2025–26

Matched against the official De Anza College schedule for 2026 Fall and 2027 Winter. Seat status changes daily — the planner shows the live figures.

CourseTermCRNInstructorStatus
POLI 102026 Fall28724Ramona GabrielClosed
POLI 102027 Winter38845Ramona GabrielOpen
SOC 12026 Fall26786Steve NavaWaitlist
SOC 12026 Fall24150Steve NavaOpen
SOC 12026 Fall20294Marx Gomez-LiendoWaitlist
SOC 12026 Fall21571Marx Gomez-LiendoWaitlist
STAT C10002026 Fall28616Rani FischerWaitlist
STAT C10002026 Fall28620Jelena SeganClosed
STAT C10002026 Fall28623Vinh NguyenWaitlist
STAT C10002026 Fall28621Amanda LienWaitlist
ASSIST is the official source for CSU articulation, but it tells you which courses count, not when they run or who teaches them. The planner puts both together and warns you about time conflicts.
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