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- Preparing for College
- Your First Weeks
- Your First Semester
- Your Second Semester
Introduction
As you head into your second semester and beyond, finding the ‘right’ courses to take is important. You might begin to question what your interests are and what major or career interests you.
Meet with your Academic Advisor first, then Register for your classes:
First, in order to ensure you register for classes in a timely manner click on this link to view all the advisors available to students by college. Make sure to make an appointment with your advisor before your registration appointment.
Undeclared/Undecided students can schedule an appointment by calling (818) 677-2108.
If you have already chosen a major you can schedule an appointment with an advisor by contacting your college.
These registration tips might also help in ensuring a smooth process. You might also want to take the time to inform yourself on the different registration periods and course requisites.
The Schedule of classes will list the classes available this semester and the catalog describes what the class will focus on and the requirements for graduation from each major/minor.
Links to General Education (GE) plans
In the catalog you can also find the General Education requirements for undergraduate majors and information on the additional subject area a specific course can be applied toward.
Here is a list of websites by College and their corresponding GE plans:
- Mike Curb College of Arts, Media, and Communication
- 4 & 5 year graduation plans by major http://www.csun.edu/~srceop/newsA.htm
- Business & Economics
- 4 & 5 year graduation plans by major http://www.csun.edu/busecon/4and5.html
- Michael D. Eisner College of Education
- 2, 4 & 5 year graduation plans for Deaf Studies (the only major/minor offered through this college) http://www.csun.edu/education/dfst/plan/DFST24and5YrPlans.pdf*
- Engineering & Computer Science
- 4 & 5 year graduation plans by major: http://www.ecs.csun.edu/ecsdean/bsdegreeplan.html
- Tseng College
- Offers 2 Bachelors transfer programs: Construction Management Technology and Public Sector Management http://tsengcollege.csun.edu/bachelors.html
- Health & Human Development
- Humanities
- Science & Mathematics
- 4 & 5 year graduation plans by major http://www.csun.edu/~hfsnm011/gradplans.htm
- Social & Behavioral Sciences
- 4 & 5 year graduation plans by major http://www.csun.edu/csbs/resources/4_and_5_year_degree_programs.html
REMEMBER TO LET YOUR ADVISOR KNOW OF ANY CHANGES YOU MAKE TO YOUR ACADEMIC PLAN!
Link to portal and tools in portal that can help in choosing classes
Online tools that can guide you when registering for the ‘right’ courses:
- Learn more about My Academic Planner (MAP) by clicking on this MAP tutorial , MAP can help you manage your degree progress to graduate in time.
- Link to Degree Progress Report.
- My Academic Planner works side-by-side with the interactive Degree Progress Report available through portal.
- Access My Academic Planner through CSUN’s main webpage portal log-in.
Articulation agreement links and websites
As a CSUN student you may want to complete General Education courses elsewhere, transfer courses you have already taken or transfer to another university. This section offers information and links to what you need to know about transferring units from other institutions.
- How to transfer community college courses to CSUN.
- Assist is a website that can help you figure out what classes are transferrable between universities and colleges. Make sure to confirm this information with your academic advisor or submit this form to the Office of Admissions and Records if you are planning to fulfill requirements by taken classes at another institution.
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