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How do I know which classes will transfer to Fresno State? How do I know which classes will transfer to Fresno State? If you are not yet enrolled at Fresno State, you should check with your community college counselor to see which classes transfer, and which classes meet General Education (GE) requirements. If you have taken classes at a private college, or an out-of-state college, the Evaluations Office (278-4076) at Fresno State will evaluate your final, official transcripts to make the determination on what is transferable and where (General Education, Major, or Electives) you will receive credit. If you are transferring from a California Community College, you can check with ASSIST on the Internet (http://www.assist.org/web-assist/welcome.html) to see which courses are transferable, which courses count for GE, and which courses count for your major. Once your official transcripts have been evaluated by the Evaluations Office, you will receive an official DARS report. Yes. Transferable courses in which you have received a “D” grade will transfer to Fresno State. However, in order to be eligible for admission to Fresno State, a “C” grade is required in selected G.E. courses in addition to a 2.0 cumulative GPA in all transferable coursework. Courses for the major GPA usually require a “C” or better. Consult the academic department for specific requirements. I already have my AA/AS degree. Am I halfway done with my BA/BSdegree? At most California Community Colleges, the Associate's (AA/AS) degree consists of 60 units. Some of these units may not be transferable to the CSU, and there is no guarantee that you have met all transfer requirements. We evaluate each course you took rather than whether or not you received an Associate’s degree. I completed all the GE at my community college. Why do I have to do more? Community colleges can offer only Lower Division courses. To graduate from the CSU, you must complete 12 units of Upper Division General Education. Upper division courses must have been taken at a four-year institution. I was an EOPS student. Am I an EOP student now? Although you were considered an EOPS student at your community college, you would not automatically be considered an EOP student at Fresno State unless you had requested this at the time you applied. For more information, please contact the Educational Opportunity Program in the Joyal Administration Building, Room 224 (559/278-1787) or visit their website at http://studentaffairs.csufresno.edu/eop/ Contact your major department to see which instructors are providing major advising. In some departments, specific professors are responsible for undergraduate advising; in others, you may be assigned to an advisor according to your last name. What is there to do in Fresno? The Fresno City and County Convention and Visitors’ Bureau website contains a wealth of information about things to do in Fresno, including Restaurants, Sports and Recreation, Art and Culture, and Attractions. http://www.fresnocvb.org/ There are also plenty of opportunities to become involved with organized on-campus activities for students. For example, Associated Students is the recognized student government of Fresno State. Become a part of student government, organized activities such as Vintage Days or join an intramural sports team. Check out their website for more about Associated Students activities. Check here for information on campus clubs and organizations. http://studentaffairs.csufresno.edu/studentact/clubs-orgs/ For assistance in choosing General Education (GE) classes, you may contact an Academic Counselor in the Office of Advising Services, located in the Joyal Administration Building, Room 224 (278-1787.) For assistance in choosing major courses, you should meet with your major advisor. Contact your major department to find out who your major advisor is. Start with the Class Schedule general information Web site. There you will find complete information about registration, the class schedule planning tool, a registration assistant, the final exam schedule and semester calendars to keep you on time. Also see Bulldog B.A.R.K. for Transfer Students for suggestions for first-semester transfers.
When do I register for classes? The Fresno State Registrar will send an Official Notification by email to your csufresno.edu email address informing you of registration appointments and calendar events related to registration. Every new and continuing student can view information about their registration appointment online at My Fresno State. Login using your csufresno.edu email account information. Select Student Portfolio from My Menu and your registration appointment is listed in the Registration heading. How do I register for classes? All students register for classes through the Student Portfolio on My Fresno State. You will first need to determine which courses you want for the semester, and come up with a sample schedule on paper. Then go to your Student Portfolio and follow the instructions to “Add a Class.” How do I get a Fresno State email account? Go to the Fresno State Email website at http://email.csufresno.edu/ and scroll down to “Sign Up” to create your new account. |
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