Academic questions, such as the fit of specific courses into degree-program requirements, should be referred to the relevant academic department for the degree at CSUN or at the student's home campus if other than CSUN.
Students should seek counsel before registering for courses. Realizing that the wrong course has been selected after the first week of course meetings will not be considered grounds for withdrawals or refunds.
If you are unsure about your qualifications, seek academic advisement through the Advising Resource Center (ARC) or with the major department that offers the course.
Advising Resource Center
(818) 677-2108 or (818) 677-4151
University Hall 205
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CSUN welcomes students from all over the world to enroll in Open University and experience a vibrant, diverse American university. For international students in the Los Angeles area, enrollment in ...
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Prerequisites
A prerequisite is a course or condition that must be completed/met prior to enrollment in another specified course.
For former CSUN students, SOLAR determines if the student meets the prerequisite requirements.
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Registration Timeline
Details regarding Open University and the Advancing Student Achievement Program registration period, add/drop classes, grades, refunds and late enrollment can be found below.
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Withdrawing from a Course Before the Deadline:
When withdrawing from a course, students must consider both the academic and financial aspects of their enrollment. Any student who does not formally withdraw ...
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Dropping a Class
Once a course is dropped, the refund schedule applies. This is true even if the student's intention is to swap the dropped class for another class.
The following does ...
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Applying Credit to a CSUN Degree
Courses taken and completed in Open University and the Advancing Student Achievement Program can potentially apply towards a bachelor’s degree, master’s degree, credential, or graduate ...
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Grades received in Open University and the Advancing Student Achievement Program become part of a student’s academic record and are included in the student’s overall grade point average at CSUN.
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If you are new to CSUN, your first step is to create a student account in order to receive a CSUN Student ID Number and a CSUN User ID.
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The Klotz Student Health Center at CSUN offers students a number of services on campus with the goal of promoting good health, along with academic and professional success. Physicians are ...
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Open University allows those who are not CSUN current or formerly matriculated students the ability to enroll in CSUN’s Fall, Spring and Summer Session courses.
Academic Calendar
FALL 2023 SEMESTER
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Courses taken through the Advancing Student Achievement Program (ASAP) and Open University are part of the student’s academic record. ASAP and Open University students may order an official transcript from ...
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CSUN does not discriminate on the basis of age, color, disability, national origin, race, religion, sex, sexual orientation or veteran status, as monitored by the Department of Labor (Office of ...
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