Campus Admission Specific
Practices and Enrollment
Resources (CASPER)
2012-2013
Table of Contents
Campus Admission Specific Practices and Enrollment Resources (CASPER)
Admission Application Fee Waiver Procedure...................................................................................
International Baccalaureate for Freshman Applicants ...........................................................................
Orientation and Fees for First-Time Freshmen & Transfers...................................................................
Statement of Intent to Register (SIR) and Deposits for First-Time Freshmen & Transfers ......................
Transcript Requirements for First-Time Freshman Applicants ..............................................................
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Additional Transfer Information
Communication in the English Language and Quantitative Reasoning Completion Dates.......................
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Completion of Mathematics/Quantitative Reasoning for Transfer Students with Learning Disabilities
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Grades in Repeated Courses Taken from Different Colleges for Transfer Students ................................
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High Unit Majors with Authorized Exceptions to Admission and GE-Breadth Requirements..................
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Registration Priorities for Upper-Division Transfer Students....................................................................
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Transfer Admission or Registration Status Prior to Receipt of All Official Transcripts ..........................
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Transfer Certification and Double Counting for Major Requirements.......................................................
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Transfer Credit Summary.......................................................................................................................
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CSU Campus URLs/Websites
Campus Orientation Programs Information...............................................................................................
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Honors and Special Academic Programs..................................................................................................
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Liberal Studies Information......................................................................................................................
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Services to Students with Disabilities.......................................................................................................
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Student Outreach, Admission, and Financial Aid Resources (SOAFAR)……………………………….
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Testing Office, Veterans Affairs, and International Students Websites………………………………….
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Disclaimer: All information provided in this publication is for academic year
2012-13 and was collected in June-August 2011and therefore subject to change without
prior notice. Please contact the CSU campus for up-to-date information.
[AY 2012-2013] CASPER
Admission Application Fee Waiver Procedure
The California State University has established policies and procedures to respond to the needs of
California residents for whom payment of the admission application fee may constitute extreme undue
financial hardship. In addition to being a California resident, an applicant must be a U.S. citizen,
permanent resident, or otherwise eligible as a lawful immigrant in order to receive the benefit of a fee
waiver. Applicants or their parents, if appropriate, must provide limited financial information on the
“Request to Waive Admission Application Fee” form for the campus to determine that the fee would
represent an undue financial hardship. The income criteria used to determine eligibility for the fee
waiver are based on national standards for purposes of determining eligibility for student financial aid
programs or for other public benefits.
The income criteria used to determine eligibility for single independent applicants and independent
applicants without dependents other than a spouse represent the 2011poverty guidelines established
by the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services. For dependent applicants and independent
applicants with dependents other than a spouse, the criteria represent the approximate income at
which no contribution would be expected from the parents or the independent student based on the
federal need analysis methodology for student financial aid programs for 2012-2013.
When an admission application is received without the required fee, the application is retained by the
office of admission and a request for payment is sent to the applicant along with the “Request to Waive
Admission Application Fee” form. If the request for fee waiver is denied, the campus will notify the
applicant that he or she has up to 30days to pay the required fee for the admission application to be
processed. Applicants applying for admission through CSUMentor are provided an opportunity to
apply electronically for a fee waiver with immediate analysis of their eligibility.
All campuses permit applicants to retain the initial filing date as priority date for admission
consideration. However, applicants are required to submit application fees or approved fee waiver
appeals within campus-specific time periods to maintain the initial application filing date as the
priority date.
All students are strongly encouraged to apply electronically via CSUMentor at
www.csumentor.edu CSU Mentor has the capability to provide fee waivers online, i.e. without
the submission of a paper “Request to Waive Admission Application Fee” form.
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Statement of Intent to Register (SIR) and Deposits*
As part of a comprehensive plan to enhance enrollment management, many CSU campuses have instituted
enrollment confirmation procedures. A few campuses also require monetary deposits. Applicants who have
been accepted are expected to notify the campus of their “Statement of Intent to Register” (SIR) and make
required enrollment deposits by a date specified by the campus. Enrollment confirmation deposits are applied
as payment against the tuition fee payable at the time of registration for students who matriculate. An
enrollment confirmation deposit is forfeited for a student who does not enroll. Students eligible to receive
financial aid and/or fee waivers will not be required to pay the enrollment deposit.
Required
Is Deposit
CSU Campus
SIR Deadline for First-Time Freshmen/Transfers
Deposit
Refundable?
Bakersfield
July 2
$100
Yes
Channel Islands May 1
$100
No
Chico
May 1
$200
No
Dominguez
May 1 (within 2 weeks if admitted after May 1)
None
Not Applicable
Hills
East Bay
FTF: May 1 (within 3 weeks if admitted after May 1) None
Not Applicable
Accepted on a space available basis after May 1. TR:
June 1 (within 3 weeks if admitted after June 1)
Accepted on a space available basis after June 1.
Fresno
May 1 (Freshmen only)
None
Not Applicable
Fullerton
May 1 (Freshmen) / June 1 (Transfers)
$250
No
Humboldt
May 1
None
Not Applicable
Long Beach
May 1 (Freshmen)/June 1 (Transfer)
$150
No
Los Angeles
May 1
$100
No
Maritime
May 1
$500
Only if medically
Academy
disqualified with ontime documents
Monterey Bay
May 1 (Confirm at http://my.csumb.edu)
$100
No
Northridge
May 1 (Freshmen) / July 2 (Transfers)
None
Not Applicable
Pomona
May 1 (within 2 weeks if admitted after May 1)
$100
No
Sacramento
May 1
None
Not Applicable
San Bernardino May 1 (within 2 weeks if admitted after May 1)
$100
No
San Diego
May 1
$400
No
San Francisco
May 1
$100
No
San José
May 1
Not Applicable
San Luis Obispo May 1
None
Not Applicable
San Marcos
May 1 (Freshmen) / June 1 (Transfers)
$150
Yes, before
deadline. No, after
deadline.
Sonoma
May 1
$200/EOP-$50 Yes/Request must
be made prior to
deadline
Stanislaus
May 1 (Freshmen) / June 1 (Transfers)
$200
To be determined*
*Please check the specific campus for more up-to-date information.
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[AY 2012-2013] CASPER
New Student Orientation - Attendance and Fees: First-Time Freshmen/Transfers (AY 2012-13)
FTF
Required?*
CSU Campus
Bakersfield
Channel Islands
Chico
Dominguez Hills
Yes
Yes
No
Yes
First-Time Freshman
Student Orientation
Fee**
$35
$140
$60 (1 day)
$55 ($15 - each guest)
East Bay
Yes
$110 (1-day program)
Fresno
Yes
Fullerton
Humboldt
Long Beach
Yes
Yes
Yes
Los Angeles
Maritime Academy
Yes
Yes
$55 ($20-1st guest, $15other)
$60 ($25 - family)
$50
$62 (1 day) $130
(2-day workshopovernight)
$60
$350
Monterey Bay
No
Northridge
Pomona
Yes
Yes
Sacramento
Yes
San Bernardino
San Diego
Yes
No
San Francisco
San José
San Luis Obispo
Yes
Yes
No
San Marcos
Sonoma
Yes
Yes
$85
$234 (2-day orientation)
Stanislaus
Yes
$75 ($35 - parent/guest)
$65 ($35 parents/guests)
$50
$170 (3 days/2 nights)
$41
parents/families - 1 day)
$75 (2 days)/($40parent/guest)
$150
$104 ($55 - first guest);
$25
(each additional guest)
$35/$25-family
$215
$75 (parent program $40)
Is Fee Refundable?
No
No
No
Yes, if at least 48 hours prior
to the confirmed NSO Date
Yes, if student does not
check-in
No
No
No
No
Transfer
Required?*
Transfer Student
Orientation Fee**
Is Fee Refundable?
Yes
No
No
$35
$35
$60 (1 day)
$55 ($15 - each guest)
No
$35 (1 day)/$20 (online
program)
$55 ($20-1st guest, $15other)
$60 ($40 - half day)
No
$62
No
No
No
Yes, if at least 48 hours
prior to the confirmed
NSO Date
Yes, if student does not
check-in
No
No
Yes
Online
Yes
No
Yes, if student does not
check-in
No
No
Yes
$60
$350
No
No
No
No
Yes
$65 ($35 parents/guests)
$25
$77 (1 day) $41
(parents/families - 1 day)
Yes/Request must be made
prior to deadline
No
No
Yes
$50 /$40-parent/guest)
Yes
No
No
No
Partial if cancelled prior to
one week before event
No
Yes
No
$85
$104 ($55 - first guest);
$25
(each additional guest)
$35
$70
$75
No
Yes/Request must be made
prior to deadline
No
Yes
Yes
$60
$35
Yes
$75 ($35 - parent/guest)
No
Not Applicable
No
No
Yes, if student does not
check-in
No
No
No
Yes/Request must be
made prior to deadline
No
No
No
No
Partial if cancelled prior
to one week before
event
No
Yes/Request must be
made prior to deadline
No
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International Baccalaureate for Freshmen
For grade point calculation, the CSU awards honors credit to International Baccalaureate (IB) courses designated
as honors courses on the University of California’s “a-g” list. Listed below are campus policies regarding
acceptance of IB coursework to establish eligibility for admission and the award of baccalaureate credit for IB
Higher Level Examinations.
Award Baccalaureate
Credit for IB Higher Level
Minimum Score
Campus
Exam
Required for Credit
Credits/Units for IB Exam
Bakersfield
Yes
4
Varies
Channel Islands
Yes
4
6-8 semesters
Chico
Yes
4
Varies
Dominguez Hills
Yes
Varies
Varies
East Bay
Yes
4
8-12 units per quarter
Fresno
Yes
4
6-15 semesters
Fullerton
Yes
4
Varies
Humboldt
Yes
4
3 semester units
Long Beach
Yes
Varies
6-10 semesters
Los Angeles
Yes
4
8-12 quarters
Maritime Academy
Yes
4 or 5 based on subject 3 semester units
Monterey Bay
Yes
4
6 semesters
Northridge
Yes
4
6 semesters
Pomona
Yes
5
8 quarters
Sacramento
Yes
4
Varies
San Bernardino
Yes
4
9 quarters
San Diego
Yes
4
6 semesters
San Francisco
Yes
4
3-6 semesters
San José
Yes
4
Up to 6 semesters
San Luis Obispo
Yes
5
8 quarters
San Marcos
Yes
4
6 semesters
Sonoma
Yes
4
6 semesters
Stanislaus
Yes
4
6-10 semesters
*Attendance at orientation is strongly/highly recommended at campuses where it is not mandatory.
**Orientation Fees are subject to change without prior notice. Students must check full details of the student
orientation fees at the specific CSU campus.
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Transcript Requirements for First-time Freshman Applicants
Documents Required to Make Initial Admission Decision
Several CSU campuses make preliminary offers of admission to first-time freshman applicants whose grade point averages
(GPAs) based on “a-g” college preparatory courses are 3.00 and above on the basis of information provided on the application
for admission. For applicants with GPAs lower than 3.00, test scores are required. Applicants for whom admission decisions
cannot be made on the basis of information submitted for initial admission processing will be notified of additional
information requirements by the campus. Thorough and accurate completion of the application will expedite initial admission
processing. Academic performance information provided on the application and final CSU admission eligibility are verified
following receipt of the official high school transcript showing date of graduation.
H.S. GPA 3.00
H.S. GPA
and above
2.99 –
CSU Campus
2.00
NOTES
SR and
Bakersfield
SR
EOP requires T6 and TS
TS
EOP requires T6 and TS (For all students: all requirements must be
Channel Islands
SR
T6 and TS
met by high school graduation.)
SR and
Chico
SR and TS
EOP requires T6 & TS; No summer work for admission
TS
Dominguez Hills
SR
T7 and TS EOP requires T7 and TS
SR and
East Bay
SR
EOP requires T7 and TS
TS
SR (SR & TS for
SR and
Fresno
outside service
EOP requires T6 and TS; No summer work for fall admission
TS
area)
SR and
Fullerton
SR and TS
No summer work for fall admission
TS
SR and
Humboldt
SR
No summer work for fall admission
TS
SR and
Long Beach
SR and TS
TS
Los Angeles
SR
SR
No summer work for fall admission
SR and
Maritime Academy SR and TS
No summer work for fall admission
TS
SR and
Monterey Bay
SR
EOP requires T6 and TS; No summer work for fall admission
TS
SR and
Northridge
SR
Athletes must submit T6 and TS
TS
SR and
Pomona
SR
No summer work for fall admission
TS
SR and
Sacramento
SR and TS
No summer work for fall admission
TS
No summer work accepted toward fall admission; T6 required by
San Bernardino
T6 and TS
T6 and TS
February 15
SR and
San Diego
SR and TS
No summer work for fall admission
TS
SR and
San Francisco
SR and TS
No summer work for fall admission
TS
SR and
San José
SR and TS
No summer work for fall admission
TS
SR and
San Luis Obispo*
SR and TS
No summer work for fall admission; athletes must submit T7 & TS
TS
SR and
ACT or SAT must be taken by December 2011 and scores received
San Marcos
SR and TS
TS
by February 1, 2012. Final transcript deadline is July 15, 2012.
SR and
Sonoma**
SR and TS
See notes (**) below
TS
Stanislaus
SR
T and TS
EOP requires TS and T6; No summer work for admission
Codes: SR = Applicant self-reported GPA and college preparatory courses included in the application for admission TS =
Test Scores; T# (T6,T7, etc) = High school transcript with indicated minimum semesters beginning with 9th grade
*Applicants must submit Supplemental Questionnaire **SSU: Impacted majors that require supplemental admissions criteria
such as, a questionnaire and or essay, and or verification of grades in specific courses will require that the necessary
documentation to be submitted prior to an offer of admission being made. Therefore an admission decision for an applicant to
an impacted major will take longer to receive than a decision for an applicant to a non-impacted major. All Campuses
Require Final High School Transcript Showing Date of Graduation. In the absence of final high school transcripts, which
indicate the date of graduation, offers of admission, schedules of classes, financial aid awards, and/or housing contracts may
be subject to cancellation.
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Admission and Registration Status Prior to Receipt of All Official Transcripts (continued)
Campus
Pomona
Sacramento
San
Bernardino
San Diego
San
Francisco
San José
San Luis
Obispo
San Marcos
Sonoma
Stanislaus
Notes
Will admit provisionally prior to receipt of final transcripts. Final official transcript must be received
by July 15. Registration withheld until official transcript(s) is submitted showing successful
completion of English composition and quantitative reasoning (grade of “C-” not acceptable for areas
A and B4). Students must have completed 60 or more transferable semester units and GE areas A and
B4 by end of spring. The campus reserves the right to cancel an applicant’s admission for failure to
submit timely transcripts verifying admission eligibility.
Will issue conditional admission prior to receipt of final transcripts. Final official transcripts and test
scores are required for registration. The campus reserves the right to cancel an applicant’s admission
for failure to submit timely transcripts verifying admission eligibility.
Will offer Conditional Admission with partial transcripts and self-reported work-in-progress and allow
registration. Official transcripts that include work-in-progress are required by February 15 and final
official transcripts are required by July 15 to verify eligibility for fall admission. The campus reserves
the right to cancel an applicant’s admission for failure to submit timely transcripts verifying admission
eligibility.
Will issue conditional admission prior to receipt of transcripts. Final official transcripts and test scores
are required for registration. The campus reserves the right to cancel an applicant’s admission for
failure to submit timely transcripts verifying admission eligibility.
Will issue conditional admission prior to receipt of transcripts. Official transcripts showing satisfactory
completion of areas A and B4, 60 transferable semester units with minimum GPA must be received by
mid July or student will be disenrolled. No summer coursework will be considered for fall admission
purposes.
Will provisionally admit on SR information; however, will hold registration until transcripts arrive
confirming SR information and all four basic skills are completed. Final official transcripts must be
received by July 15 for fall. The campus reserves the right to cancel an applicant’s admission for
failure to submit documents on or before July 15. No summer course work is accepted for fall
admission.
Will issue conditional admission prior to receipt of final transcripts. Transfer applicants must have
final official transcripts submitted by the July 15th deadline for fall admissions. Additionally, transfer
applicants are advised to complete GE areas A and B4 prior to filing an application for admission in
addition to other recommended coursework as listed on the Cal Poly San Luis Obispo Admissions web
site: http://admissions.calpoly.edu/apply/transfer_sc. No summer course work is accepted for fall
selection.
To complete the application processes, official transcripts must be received by CSU San Marcos from
each college or university the applicant has attended. Evaluation of applications and notification of
decisions will occur on a rolling basis. It is encouraged that applicants submit transcripts as soon as
they apply but no later than July 1, 2012 for priority consideration. It is the applicant’s responsibility to
request transcripts from all institutions previously attended as well as official CLEP, AP or IB scores
or military transcripts. Provisional admission may be granted on work-in-progress. Final transcripts
must be received by July 15, 2012. The campus reserves the right to cancel an applicant’s admission
for failure to submit timely transcripts verifying admission eligibility.
All transcripts must be official for an admission decision determination. Will admit with final semester
still outstanding. The campus reserves the right to cancel an applicant’s admission for failure to submit
documents/transcripts on or before deadlines. No summer course work is accepted for fall admission.
Transfer students admitted conditionally prior to receipt of official transcripts. Final official
transcripts and test scores are required for registration. The campus reserves the right to cancel an
applicant’s admission for failure to submit timely transcripts verifying admission eligibility.
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Transfer Certification and Double Counting for Major Requirements
CSU Executive Order (EO) No. 1033, “General Education-Breadth Requirements,” includes the following,
“Campuses may permit ‘double counting’ of courses for General Education-Breadth and major requirements
and prerequisites only after giving careful consideration to the impact of such actions on General EducationBreadth programs. Decisions to permit double counting in General Education-Breadth and a degree major may
be made only after an approval is provided through specific campus curricular processes.” Please note that all
CSU campuses allow transfer applicants who submit full or area certifications to double count courses for
general education and major requirements. Exceptions are indicated below:
Campus
Comment
Bakersfield
Courses can be double counted if articulated.
Channel Islands
Some double counting is permitted.
Chico
Some double counting is permitted; subject to department approval.
Dominguez Hills
Double counting is permitted in certain majors.
East Bay
No course in the major department can be applied to GE. However, courses required
for the major but offered by another department can be applied to GE.
Fresno
Double counting is subject to departmental approval. A maximum of two courses
may be double counted for most majors.
Fullerton
Double counting is permitted, except those credits (units) applying to business and
communication.
Humboldt
Yes, will certify GE areas and double count major/GE
Long Beach
Campus allows a total of 10 units in major and GE to overlap for students not fully
certified.
Los Angeles
Courses can be double counted if articulated.
Maritime Academy
Required courses in some degree programs may also fulfill certain GE categories
Monterey Bay
Some double counting is permitted, subject to departmental approval.
Northridge
Specific courses for certain majors have been identified for double counting.
Pomona
Double counting is permitted between GE and support courses.
Sacramento
Double counting is limited to 9 units in major subject area.
San Bernardino
Double counting is permitted except for philosophy and communication majors.
San Diego
Double counting is permitted for lower division courses.
San Francisco
Campus allows unlimited double counting between GE and major.
San José
Courses can be double counted, except for students majoring in Communication
Studies
San Luis Obispo
Some double counting is permitted (see catalog for details).
San Marcos
Double counting is permitted for lower division courses. Double counting not
permitted in upper division general education.
Sonoma
Some double counting is permitted.
Stanislaus
Double counting is permitted for lower division courses. Double counting not
permitted in upper division general education.
All campuses allow fully or partially certified transfer applicants to double count courses toward (1) the
American Institutions requirement, and (2) a general education certification (either GE Breadth or IGETC).
For applicants on military service, all campuses will accept the following: DD-214 for elective units for all
students; and DD-214 to clear Area E for GE-certified transfer students.
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Grades in Repeated Courses Taken from Different Colleges for Transfer
Campus
Bakersfield
Channel Islands
Chico
Dominguez Hills
East Bay
Fresno
Fullerton
Humboldt
Long Beach
Los Angeles
Maritime
Monterey Bay
Northridge
Pomona
Sacramento
San Bernardino
San Diego
San Francisco
San José
San Luis Obispo
San Marcos
Sonoma
Stanislaus
Notes
Will honor the grading policy at the college at which the repeat was taken.
Undergraduate students may repeat courses and only the most recent attempt will be used for unit and grade
calculations. If a CI course is repeated at another institution (second attempt) then the campus will calculate
both attempts into the cumulative grade point average (GPA).
Will honor the grading policy at the college at which the repeat was taken. If the college forgives the first
attempt and it is so noted on the official transcript, the forgiveness will be honored. If the first attempt is not
forgiven, the campus will calculate both attempts into the cumulative GPA.
All grades are averaged into the grade point average unless discounted on the transcript. If there is no
notation on the transcript, and the grade on the first attempt was less than “C,” the grades will be averaged. If
there is no notation on the transcript and the grade on the first attempt was “C” or better, the second attempt
will not be included in the grade point average.
Will honor the grading policy at the college at which the repeat was taken.
Will honor grading policy of the college where the original course was taken; otherwise, grades are
averaged.
Will honor the transcript for repeat notations. Where there is no adjustment and a course is equivalent, the
campus will accept the higher grade and adjust for repeat action.
Will discount grades if course repeated
Will average grades unless the first attempt is forgiven and it is so noted on the official transcripts.
Will honor the grading policy at the college at which the repeat was taken. If the college forgives the first
attempt and it is noted on the official transcript, the forgiveness will be honored. If the college at which the
course was repeated did not forgive the first attempt, the campus will calculate both attempts into the
cumulative grade point average. However, repeats of a “D” grade will be granted units earned once only.
Will accept the highest grade received if the courses are equivalent.
Will honor the grading policy at the college at which the repeat was taken.
Will honor the transcript for repeat actions. Where there is no adjustment and a course is equivalent, the
campus will accept the higher grade and adjust for repeat action. If the course is not equivalent, the grades
will be averaged.
Will honor the grading policy at the college at which the repeat was taken. If the college forgives the first
attempt and it is noted on the official transcript, the forgiveness will be honored. If the college at which the
course was repeated did not forgive the first attempt, the campus will calculate both attempts into the
cumulative grade point average.
Will honor the college’s repeat policy. If unable to determine transfer policy, the campus will apply the CSU
Sacramento repeat policy.
All grades are averaged into the cumulative grade point average unless discounted on the transcript where
the course was originally taken.
Will honor the grading policy as noted on the official transcript from the college where the course was taken.
If there is no notation on the transcript, and the grade on the first attempt was less than a “C,” the grades will
be averaged. If there is no notation on the transcript and the grade on the first attempt was “C” or better, the
second attempt will not be included in the grade point average.
Campus will honor the grading policy noted on the official transcript from the college where the repeated
coursework was taken. If there is notation forgiving the previous attempt, the forgiveness will be honored. If
there is no notation of forgiveness, grades will be averaged for GPA purposes. Highest grades of all
repeated attempts will used to fulfill area A and B4.
Will honor the grading policy as noted on the official transcript from the college where the course was taken.
If there is no notation on the transcript, and the grade on the first attempt was less than “C,” the grades will
be averaged. If there is no notation on the transcript and the grade on the first attempt was “C” or better, the
second attempt will not be included in the grade point average.
Will honor the grading policy at the college at which the repeat was taken. If the college forgives the first
attempt and it is noted on the official transcript, the forgiveness will be honored. If the college at which the
course was repeated did not forgive the first attempt, the campus will calculate both attempts into the
cumulative grade point average.
Will average grades.
Will honor grading policy of the college where the original course was taken; otherwise grades are not
averaged.
Will honor the college repeat policy. If unable to determine transfer policy, the campus will apply the CSU
Stanislaus repeat policy.
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High Unit Majors with Authorized Exceptions to Admission and General EducationBreadth Requirements – Transfer Students
Upper division transfer students are ordinarily required to complete general education requirements in
Communication in the English Language (areas A1, A2, A3) and Quantitative Reasoning (B4) prior to transfer.
For these majors, critical thinking (A3) is integrated primarily in the upper division curriculum and need not be
completed before transfer. (Appendix F, ERS manual, CSUCO)
Campus
Major
GE-Breadth Area Not
Required Before Transfer
Engineering (Civil, Computer, Electrical and Electronic,
Area 3
Chico
Mechanical, Mechatronic)
Engineering (Civil, Computer, Electrical, Geomatics, Industrial,
Fresno
Area 3
Mechanical)
Humboldt
Environmental Resources Engineering
Area 3
Los Angeles Engineering (Civil, Electrical, Mechanical)
Area 3
Engineering (Civil, Computer, Electrical, Manufacturing
Northridge
Systems, Mechanical) Construction Management Technology
Computer Science
A3 A3 A3
Engineering (Civil, Computer, Electrical, Mechanical)
Sacramento
Construction Management Engineering Technology
A3 A3 A3
(Mechanical Engineering Technology)
San
Engineering (Civil, Computer, Electrical, Mechanical)
A3
Francisco
Engineering (Aerospace, Chemical, Civil, Computer, Electrical,
General, Industrial and Systems, Materials, Mechanical,
San José
A3 A3 A3 A3 A3
Software) Biological Science (Marine Biology) Chemistry
(Biochemistry) Earth Science Geology
Engineering (Aerospace, Architectural, Bio Medical, Civil,
San Luis
Computer, Electrical, Environmental, General, Industrial,
Obispo
Manufacturing, Materials, Mechanical, Software)
Bioresource and Agricultural Engineering Computer Science A3 A3 A3 A3
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Registration Priorities for Upper-Division Transfers
CSU campuses have established general registration priorities. However, campuses may change priorities periodically. The
table below shows current priorities for registration. Since registration is dependent upon date of admission to the
university, applicants are urged to provide thorough and accurate information to expedite the admission process. Students
are encouraged to attend orientation sessions when offered. Attendance at orientation is often mandatory to ensure early
registration. The Chico, Fresno, Humboldt, Long Beach, Los Angeles, Monterey Bay, Pomona, San Marcos, and Stanislaus
campuses include priority registration as part of their orientation programs.
Campus
Registration Order In
Registration Grouping For Transfers with 60 Semester Units
Relation to Continuing
Students
Bakersfield
With
At Orientation*
Channel Islands
After
After New Student Advisement Workshops
Chico
After
At Orientation*
Dominguez Hills
After
By number of units completed
East Bay
With
By number of units completed
Fresno
After
At Orientation
Fullerton
With
By number of units completed
Humboldt
Immediately following
Upon completion of online orientation
priority registration
Long Beach
After
At Orientation
Los Angeles
After
At Orientation*
Maritime Academy
After
All new students
Monterey Bay
After
At Orientation*
Northridge
With
By number of units completed
Pomona
After
At Orientation*
Sacramento
After
At Orientation
San Bernardino
With
By class level
San Diego
With
At Orientation
San Francisco
After
At Orientation
San José
With
Juniors
San Luis Obispo
After
All new students
San Marcos
After
At Orientation
Sonoma
With
At orientation (Orientation is required of all transfer students.)
Stanislaus
After
Grouped as juniors and register at New Student Orientation
Student Academic Support
*Attendance at orientation is required to retain priority in this group.
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Transfer Credit Summary
Campuses provide to the transfer student a summary of courses that are being accepted for transfer. The
following information indicates when CSU campuses provide the “Summary of Transfer Credit” to transfer
students.
Campus
When Is Summary of Transfer Credit Provided to Students?
Bakersfield
Upon receipt of all required completed transcripts, all matriculated students can view
their degree progress report through self service at http://my.csub.edu. Students are
provided with their access information once they apply to the campus.
Channel Islands
All matriculated students can view their degree progress report through self service at
http://mycsuci.edu. Students are provided with their access information at New Student
Transfer Advisement Workshops. California community college students are reviewed
for CSU General Education certification by the end of their first year.
Chico
Upon receipt of all required transcripts and the “intent to enroll”, a transfer credit
evaluation will be available online during the first semester of attendance.
Dominguez Hills
Upon receipt of all required transcripts, verification of conditional admission, and
submission of the “Student Intent to Register.”
East Bay
At Orientation or during the first two quarters of attendance. All matriculated students
can view their degree progress report in MyCSUEB. Transfer credits will show by the
second full term of enrollment.
Fresno
At Orientation
Fullerton
Except for those admitted on self-reported information, a preliminary GE evaluation or
a preliminary Titan degree audit (TDA) may be available to students at the time of
admission. TDA information may be found at https://my.fullerton.edu/. Following
logon, click on Titan Online. Final transfer credit summaries or TDA summaries are
completed during the student’s first semester of enrollment if all official and final
transcripts have been received.
Humboldt
Prior to online registration
Long Beach
Preliminary degree audit available for orientation. Final degree audit processed prior to
registration for second semester.
Los Angeles
Upon receipt of all required complete transcripts, a transfer credit evaluation will be
available on-line for the students at the New Student Orientation program; the remainder
will be completed prior to the beginning of the term.
Maritime Academy 3-4 weeks prior to the May 1 deposit deadline
Monterey Bay
During the first semester
Northridge
Upon submission of transcripts during the admission process and throughout the
academic career as transfer coursework is submitted.
Pomona
At Orientation. Orientation is mandatory for all new Transfers.
Sacramento
Prior to or during the first semester of attendance.
San Bernardino
Prior to or during first quarter of attendance through the student’s MyCoyote account.
San Diego
At orientation for those who attend; otherwise, during the first semester of attendance.
San Francisco
At orientation for complete files; remainder during first semester.
San José
All matriculated students can view their degree progress report through self-service at
http://my.sjsu.edu. Transfer credit will not be included in the report until the second
term of the student's enrollment.
San Luis Obispo
Generally, prior to the completion of their second quarter of attendance.
San Marcos
At Orientation
Sonoma
3-4 weeks after enrollment and orientation confirmation deposit is paid.
Stanislaus
At New Student Orientation if attending, otherwise within the first term of enrollment.
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[AY 2012-2013] CASPER
CAMPUS ORIENTATION PROGRAMS INFORMATION
CSU Campus
Bakersfield
Channel Islands
Chico
Dominguez Hills
East Bay
Fresno
Fullerton
Humboldt
Long Beach
Los Angeles
Maritime Academy
Monterey Bay
Northridge
Pomona
Sacramento
San Bernardino
San Diego
San Francisco
San José
San Luis Obispo
San Marcos
Sonoma
Stanislaus
URL to Campus Orientation Programs
www.csub.edu/admissions/orientation
www.csuci.edu/nsotp/orientation
www.csuchico.edu/
www.csudh.edu/studentaffairs/studentlife/new_student_orientation.
www.csueastbay.edu/orientation
www.csufresno.edu/dogdays
www.fullerton.edu/orientation
www.humboldt.edu/orientation
www.csulb.edu/divisions/students/soar/workshop
www.calstatela.edu/univ/stuaffrs/orientation
www.csum.edu/web/admissions/orientation
http://activities.csumb.edu/new-student-otter-orientation
www.csun.edu/nso
www.dsa.csupomona.edu/orientation
www.csus.edu/acad/orientation
http://studentleadership.csusb.edu/Soar2Success
www.sa.sdsu.edu/nspp/orientation
www.sfsu.edu/~advising/orientation
www.sjsu.edu/getinvolved/orientation
www.studentlife.calpoly.edu/orientation
www.csusm.edu/sll/onsp
www.sonoma.edu/saem/orientation
www.csustan.edu/studentlife/nso
h, CA 90802-4210
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CSU HONORS AND SPECIAL ACADEMIC PROGRAMS
CSU Campus
Bakersfield
Channel Islands
Chico
Dominguez Hills
East Bay
Fresno
Fullerton
Humboldt
Long Beach
Los Angeles
Maritime Academy
Monterey Bay
Northridge
Pomona
Sacramento
San Bernardino
San Diego
San Francisco
San José
San Luis Obispo
San Marcos
Sonoma
Stanislaus
URL/Link to Honors Programs
www.csub.edu/honors/ProgramInformation.html
www.csuci.edu/president/presidents-scholars
www.csuchico.edu/honors/index.shtml
www.csudh.edu/honors/
www20.csueastbay.edu/academic/academic-support/university-honors/
www.csufresno.edu/President/pride/smittcamp.shtml
www.fullerton.edu/honors/
www.csulb.edu/divisions/aa/uhp
www.calstatela.edu/academic/honorscollege
www.csun.edu/~honors
www.csupomona.edu/~honorscollege/dir/future/future_welcome.shtml
www.csus.edu/honorsprogram
www-ugs.csusb.edu/honors
www.sdsu.edu/honors
www.sfsu.edu/~ugs/scholars
www.sjsu.edu/hum/honors
www.honors.calpoly.edu
www.csusm.edu/academics/subjects/specialmajor.html
www.csustan.edu/honors/
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[AY 2012-2013] CASPER
CSU OFFICE OF SERVICES TO STUDENTS WITH DISABILITIES
THE CALIFORNIAURL/Link
STATE to
UNIVERSITY
STUDENT
OUTREACH,
ADMISSION, AND FINANCIAL AID
CSU Campus
Office of Services
to Students
with Disabilities
ONLINE
RESOURCES
Bakersfield
www.csub.edu/univservices/ssd
CSU Campus
Outreach
Admission
Financial Aid
Channel Islands www.csuci.edu/drp
www.csub.edu/outreach
www.csub.edu/admissions
www.csub.edu/finaid
Bakersfield
Chico www.csuchico.edu/dss/index.shtml
www.csuci.edu/admissions
www.csuci.edu/admissions
www.csuci.edu/financialaid
Channel Islands
Dominguez Hills www.csudh.edu/studentaffairs/disabledstudentservices
www.csuchico.edu/admissio
www.csuchico.edu/admissions
www.csuchico.edu/fa
Chico
East Bay
www20.csueastbay.edu/af/departments/as
ns
Fresno www.csufresno.edu/ssd
www.csudh.edu/futurestude
www.csudh.edu/admissions
www.csudh.edu/financialaid
Dominguez Hills
nts
Fullerton www.fullerton.edu/dss/index.htm
www.csueastbay.edu/outreac
Humboldt
www.humboldt.edu/disability
www.csueastbay.edu/admissions www.csueastbay.edu/financialaid
East Bay
h
Long Beach www.csulb.edu/divisions/students/dss
www.gotofresnostate.com
www.csufresno.edu/are
www.csufresno.edu/financialaid
Fresnowww.calstatela.edu/univ/osd/index.php
Los Angeles
www.fullerton.edu/explore
www.fullerton.edu/admissions
Fullerton
Maritime Academy www.csum.edu/web/faculty-and-staff/office-of-disability-services www.fullerton.edu/financialaid
www.humboldt.edu/admissi
www.humboldt.edu/admissions
www.humboldt.edu/finaid
Monterey
Humboldt
Bay http://sdr.csumb.edu
ons
Northridge
www.csun.edu/dres
www.csulb.edu/outreach
www.csulb.edu/admissions
www.csulb.edu/financialaid
Long Beach
Pomona www.dsa.csupomona.edu/drc/default.asp
www.calstatela.edu/univ/rec
www.calstatela.edu/univ/admiss www.calstatela.edu/univ/finaid
Los Angeles
Sacramento
www.csus.edu/sswd
ruitment
San Bernardino http://ssd.csusb.edu
www.csum.edu/web/admissi
www.csum.edu/web/admissions/fina
www.csum.edu/web/admissions
Maritime Academy
ons
ncial-aid
San Diego www.sa.sdsu.edu/sds/index.html
www.csumb.edu/admissions
www.csumb.edu/admissions
http://financialaid.csumb.edu
Monterey
Bay
San Francisco www.sfsu.edu/~dprc
www.csun.edu/anr
www.csun.edu/finaid
Northridge
San José
www.drc.sjsu.eduwww.csun.edu/outreach
http://cpp4me.csupomona.ed
www.dsa.csupomona.edu/admiss
San Luis
Obispo www.drc.calpoly.edu/content/services/services
www.csupomona.edu/~financial_aid
Pomona
u
ions
San Marcos www.csusm.edu/dss
www.csus.edu/admissions
www.csus.edu/admissions
www.csus.edu/faid
Sacramento
Sonoma
www.sonoma.edu/dss
www.admissions.csusb.edu
www.admissions.csusb.edu
http://finaid.csusb.edu
San Bernardino
Stanislaus
www.csustan.edu/drs/index.html
www.sdsu.edu/prospective
www.sdsu.edu/admissions
www.sdsu.edu/financialaid
San Diego
San Francisco
www.sfsu.edu/~outreach
San José
www.sjsu.edu/soar
San Luis Obispo
San Marcos
Sonoma
Stanislaus
http://admissions.calpoly.ed
u/prospective
www.csusm.edu/outreach
www.sonoma.edu/ar/prospec
tive
www.csustan.edu/admission
s
www.sfsu.edu/future
http://info.sjsu.edu/home/admiss
ion.html
www.sfsu.edu/~finaid
http://admissions.calpoly.edu
http://financialaid.calpoly.edu
www.csusm.edu/admissions
www.csusm.edu/finaid
www.sonoma.edu/ar
www.sonoma.edu/FinAid
www.csustan.edu/admissions
www.csustan.edu/FinancialAid
www.sjsu.edu/faso
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Campus URLs - Testing Office, Veterans Affairs, and International Students Services - 2012-13
CSU Campus
Bakersfield
Channel Islands
Chico
Testing Office
www.csub.edu/testing
www.csuci.edu/admissions/ELM_EPT
www.csuchico.edu/test
Veterans Affairs
www.csub.edu/veterans
www.csuci.edu/veterans
www.csuchico.edu/veterans
International Students
www.csub.edu/internationalstudents
www.csuci.edu/cia/ia
www.csuchico.edu/international
Dominguez Hills
East Bay
Fresno
Fullerton
Humboldt
Long Beach
Los Angeles
Maritime
Academy
Monterey Bay
Northridge
Sacramento
San Bernardino
San Diego
San Francisco
San José
www.csudh.edu/testing
www.csueastbay.edu/testing
www.csufresno.edu/testing
www.fullerton.edu/testing
www.humboldt.edu/testing
www.csulb.edu/testing
www.calstatela.edu/centers/testctr
www.csum.edu/ept-registration-localstudents
www.admisisons.csumb.edu/testing
www.csun.edu/testing
www.csupomona.edu/~academic/testc
enter
www.csus.edu/testing
http://www-ugs.csusb.edu/testing
www.sdsu.edu/testing
www.sfsu.edu/~testing
https://testing.sjsu.edu
San Luis Obispo
www.testoffice.calpoly.edu
San Marcos
www.csusm.edu/class/ept_elm
Sonoma
Stanislaus
www.sonoma.edu/testing
www.csustan.edu/testing
Pomona
www.csudh.edu/veterans
www.csueastbay.edu/veterans
www.csufresno/veterans
www.fullerton.edu/veterans
www.humboldt.edu/veterans
www.csulb.edu/veterans
www.calstatela.edu/veterans
www.csum.edu/web/admissions/vete
rans
www.csumb.edu/veterans
www.csun.edu/anr/veteran
www.csudh.edu/internationalstudents
www.csueastbay.edu/cie
www.csufresno.edu/issp
www.fullerton.edu/international
www.humboldt.edu/international
www.ccpe.csulb.edu/international
www.calstatela.edu/extension/internationaloffice
http://csum.edu/web/admissions/internationalstudents
http://admissions.csumb.edu/international-students
www.csun.edu/anr/intl
www.csupomona.edu/veterans
www.csupomona.edu/~admissions/international
www.csus.edu/vets
http://admissions.csusb.edu/veterans
www.sa.sdsu.edu/sds
www.sfsu.edu/~veterans
www.sjsu.edu/registrar/veterans
www.ess.calpoly.edu/_records/veter
ans
www.csusm.edu/outreach/VeteransS
ervices
www.sonoma.edu/ar/veterans
www.csustan.edu/veterans
www.csus.edu/oge
http://admissions.csusb.edu/international
www.sdsu.edu/isc
www.sfsu.edu/~oip
www.sjsu.edu/internationalstudents
www.iep.calpoly.edu
www.csusm.edu/global/admissions
www.sonoma.edu/is
www.csustan.edu/internationalstudents
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