Admissions & Records

In the academic calendar, important dates of the whole term course such as registration, graduation, start and end dates of the term, holidays, final exams etc. are displayed.

The schedule of the short course differs from that of the semester. The following deadline links indicate important dates for courses below the semester, such as 6 weeks, 8 weeks, and other short-term courses.

For information on sign-in, password resetting, registration date and time, please see the WebAdvisor help page.

Legal residents in California who are eligible for high school diploma or equivalent qualifications, or who are 18 years old and who can benefit, can join the Cuyamaca College.

After completing the age of 10 on the first day of the conference, high school students over the age of 14 can participate with the agreement of the appropriate high school officials, the appropriate university staff, and their parents. For more information, please click this link.

Nonresidents can participate by paying fixed non resident tuition, entrance fee, medical service and student center construction fee. In order to acquire a status of residence, students need to confirm their presence and intention in actual California state more than one year before the accommodation destination decision date.

There are several ways to meet the approval criteria. All official records of governments that are appropriately stored, such as income tax returns and employment information, will be accepted. As long as a qualified witness can identify and explain their maintenance or clarify their meaning, personal business records are also acceptable. Generally, official documents such as birth certificates, promissory notes, contracts, etc. should be accepted as long as the accuracy of the document can be verified in some way. If you need to submit a document in court, please submit the original by the notary as much as possible. If the document is signed by a witness, the witness proves that the document is genuine. If you need to refer to documents from another court, be sure to submit a copy with a file mark.

A: First, please contact CSUN International Admissions Office (http://www.csun.edu/admissions-records/international) to confirm that the course is from an accrediting body and can be forwarded to CSUN. Then obtain prior approval from the chair of Nazarmian 's business and economics or nominated person to ensure that your major will accept the course. Once the approved course is completed, submit a complete substitute application form. Please send an e-mail to the CSUN account via the subject line "Course Substitution Request" to the relevant department head or program administrator. (1) Fill in the exchange / cancel form and (2) the current DPR and support siblings as support file attachment etc.) Scanner can be used by students in computer room JH 2129. Please be sure to submit your official transcript to the entrance record after the course.