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PROGRAM PLANNING I 55
PROGRAM PLANNING AND REGISTRATION
Freshman students should plan their programs as early as possible beginning, when
practical, with the selection of a major. Degree requirements in each major are listed under
the appropriate department. For general information see Degrees and Credentials.
Students will be assisted in planning their programs by academic advisers, but the primary
responsibility for meeting requirements is the student's. Academic advisers will be assigned
to each student before the orientation period. The current Schedule of Courses must be
followed when planning a particular semester's program.
RECOMMENDED PREPARATION
Fre1hman Student1
Overall excellence of perfor:mance in high school subjects and evidence of academic
potential provide the basis for admission at CSUF. While no high school course pattern is
required, the applicant is strongly encouraged to include the following subjects as minimal.
College preparatory English.
Foreign language.
College preparatory mathematics.
College preparatory laboratory science.
College preparatory history and/or social science.
Study in speech, music, art, and other subjects contributing to general academic
background.
Since certain academic majors require high school preparation in definite subjects, the
student should consult the requirements indicated in the field of his choice.
In university majors such as engineering, natural science, mathematics, social science, and
humanities a maximum number of high school credits should be obtained in appropriate
subjects in English, mathematics, science, and foreign languages.
Tranlfer Studenfl
Students intending to transfer to CSUF should plan their programs while attending other
colleges to meet CSUF curriculum requirements. The general education and major
requirements should be studied to determine the appropriate sequences of courses necessary
for the degree.
Students transferring from a California community college should complete the general
education requirements of that college for state university and college transfers and request
that their general education program be certified to CSUF.
After admission to CSUF, the students will receive a copy of their advanced standing
evaluation indicating how previous college credits have been applied toward requirements
at CSUF.
Each student should maintain a personal folder in which he keeps his or her own copies
of transcripts, grade reports, advanced standing evaluation, departmental check sheets, and
other information pertaining to his progress toward meeting various requirements for a
degree or credential. Faculty advisers are available for assistance; it is the responsibility of
the student, however, to be sure that all requirements have been met.
REGISTRATION
Registration is open to new and returning students who have been formally admitted and
to continuing students in good standing. Former CSUF students returning after an absence
of one semester or more must apply for readmission, subject to university enrollment
limitations and filing deadlines. Students who are returning after an absence of two
semesters or more, and those who have been absent one semester and who have attended
another institution since last registered at CSUF will be required to pay the $20 application
fee ·when applying. The Academic Calendar lists dates of registration. Late registrants are
assessed a fine of $5. A late filing fee of $2 is also assessed if registration is not completed
within 5 days or the end of late registration. No registrations will be allowed after the end
of late registration. Registration is complete only when all required forms are completed and
filed and all fees are paid. See Academic Calendar for all deadline dates.
Registration priority for all students, new and returning, is determined by the number of
Object Description
| Title | 1977-78 General Catalog |
| Creator | California State University, Fresno |
| Format | PDF Document |
| Date of publication | 1977-05 |
| Subjects | California State University, Fresno. Curricula. Catalogs |
| Object type | Document |
| Location | Fresno, California |
| Language | eng |
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| Title | Page 055 |
| Full Text Search | PROGRAM PLANNING I 55 PROGRAM PLANNING AND REGISTRATION Freshman students should plan their programs as early as possible beginning, when practical, with the selection of a major. Degree requirements in each major are listed under the appropriate department. For general information see Degrees and Credentials. Students will be assisted in planning their programs by academic advisers, but the primary responsibility for meeting requirements is the student's. Academic advisers will be assigned to each student before the orientation period. The current Schedule of Courses must be followed when planning a particular semester's program. RECOMMENDED PREPARATION Fre1hman Student1 Overall excellence of perfor:mance in high school subjects and evidence of academic potential provide the basis for admission at CSUF. While no high school course pattern is required, the applicant is strongly encouraged to include the following subjects as minimal. College preparatory English. Foreign language. College preparatory mathematics. College preparatory laboratory science. College preparatory history and/or social science. Study in speech, music, art, and other subjects contributing to general academic background. Since certain academic majors require high school preparation in definite subjects, the student should consult the requirements indicated in the field of his choice. In university majors such as engineering, natural science, mathematics, social science, and humanities a maximum number of high school credits should be obtained in appropriate subjects in English, mathematics, science, and foreign languages. Tranlfer Studenfl Students intending to transfer to CSUF should plan their programs while attending other colleges to meet CSUF curriculum requirements. The general education and major requirements should be studied to determine the appropriate sequences of courses necessary for the degree. Students transferring from a California community college should complete the general education requirements of that college for state university and college transfers and request that their general education program be certified to CSUF. After admission to CSUF, the students will receive a copy of their advanced standing evaluation indicating how previous college credits have been applied toward requirements at CSUF. Each student should maintain a personal folder in which he keeps his or her own copies of transcripts, grade reports, advanced standing evaluation, departmental check sheets, and other information pertaining to his progress toward meeting various requirements for a degree or credential. Faculty advisers are available for assistance; it is the responsibility of the student, however, to be sure that all requirements have been met. REGISTRATION Registration is open to new and returning students who have been formally admitted and to continuing students in good standing. Former CSUF students returning after an absence of one semester or more must apply for readmission, subject to university enrollment limitations and filing deadlines. Students who are returning after an absence of two semesters or more, and those who have been absent one semester and who have attended another institution since last registered at CSUF will be required to pay the $20 application fee ·when applying. The Academic Calendar lists dates of registration. Late registrants are assessed a fine of $5. A late filing fee of $2 is also assessed if registration is not completed within 5 days or the end of late registration. No registrations will be allowed after the end of late registration. Registration is complete only when all required forms are completed and filed and all fees are paid. See Academic Calendar for all deadline dates. Registration priority for all students, new and returning, is determined by the number of |
