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Reg,istration
CAN is listed parenthetically at the
end of the course description.
It is expected that most campuses
throughout the state will qualify
courses to use the California Articulation
Numbers. Check with academic
advising offices or articulation officers
for current listings of CAN courses
and campuses participating in the
CAN system. A CAN Catalog listing
campuses and courses is published
biannually.
Registration
Registration is open to new and returning
students who have been adm.
itted and to continuing students in
good standing. Former California
Stafe University, Fresno 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 ab~
sent one semester and who have attended
another institution since last
registered at California State University,
Fresno are required to pay the
$55 application fee when applying.
The Academic Calendar lists dates of
registration.
Registration is complete ollly wilen all
required forms are completed and filed
and all fees are paid. Payment of the
initial registration fee is not allowed
after the end of the first week of instruction.
See the Academic Calendar
for all deadline dates.
Registration priority for all students is
determined by the number of academic
units completed with limited
exceptions. After a priority group is
processed, then first-time freshmen
register, followed by students with
the highest number of completed
units.
Registration in courses offered by
some schools or departments may be
restricted to students officially enrolled
in certain majors and/or class
level. It is essential that each
student's current major be correctly
recorded in the university's records.
Failure to do so may result in enrollment
difficulties. It is the student's
responsibility to be sure his or her
major is correct as it appears each se-
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mester on the Telephone Registration
(STAR) mailer and the Enrollment
mailer. Undergraduate major changes
can be made at the Office of Advising
Services, Joyal Administration Building;
postbaccalaureate and graduate
changes at the Graduate Studies Office;
and international student
changes at the International Student
Services and Programs Office.
Schedule of Courses. An official
Sclledule ofCourses is published each
semester listing registration procedures,
courses offered, class hours and
locations, and other important deadlines
and updated policy changes as
applicable. The schedule is available
prior to registration and may be purchased
at the Kennel Bookstore for a
nominal cost.
Concurrent Registration at a NonCSU
College or University. While
enrolled at California State University,
Fresno, students may enroll for
additional courses at another institution
outside the C5U system with the
written approval of the student's academic
advisor. Such approval must be
granted prior to the beginning of
classes at the other institution. The
courseload in the combined enrollment
program may not exceed the
maximum unit load restrictions for
California State University, Fresno.
The completed form must be filed by
the end of the first week of instruction
at the public contact Windows,
North Lobby, Joyal Administration
Building.
Concurrent Registration at Another
CSU Campus. A continuing undergraduate
student who has completed
a minimum of one semester of 12
units on the Fresno campus and is in
good standing (2.0 grade point average),
or a graduate student who has
been and is in an authorized graduate
program in good standing may enroll
concurrently at another CSU campus
without any additional fees. Complete
information is available in the
Office of the Registrar.
Visitor Registration at Another C5U
Campus. Acontinuing undergraduate
student who has completed a minimum
of one semester of 12 units and
is in good standing or a continuing
graduate student who has completed
one semester and is admitted to an
authorized graduate program may register
and pay fees at another CSU
campus for one semester without applying
for admission to that campus.
Complete information is available in
the Office of the Registrar.
Full-time/Part-time Students. Students
taking at least 75 percent of the
normal academic load are considered
full-time students. Since the normal
academic load is 15 semester hours,
students carrying 12 or more semester
hours are full-time students. For
purposes of financial aid, graduatee
level courses are weighted for graduate
students. Each graduate unit
attempted by a graduate student is
considered as 1.5 units.
Full-time 12 or more units
Three-quarter time 9 to 11.5
Half-time 6 to 8.5
Excess Unit/Enrollment Restrictions
- Undergraduate. Undergraduate
students are cautioned
against registering for more than 18
units without consulting with an advisor,
since more than 18 units is
generally considered to be an academic
overload. A limit of 16 units
applies to graduate students. See the
Sclledule ofCourses for details.
To register for 19 units, an undergraduate
student must have an overall
grade point average of 2.S; for 20
to 22 units, a student must have an
overall grade point average of 3.0.
Exceptions to these limits must be
approved by the chair of the
student's major department. An absolute
limit of 22 units (excluding
credit by examination units) is enforced
and may be waived only with
the approval of the dean of the
school of the student's major.
An academic department may restrict
enroliment by requiring students to
drop a class if the student has been
disqualified from the major or the
student has not achieved a C average
in the major or has not met the
stated course prerequiSites. This is
especially true in academic areas that
are impacted or are in high demand.
Enrollment in upper-division courses
is normally restricted to students
with junior, senior, or graduate
standing or who have the necessary
prerequiSites. Exceptions are subject
Object Description
| Title | 1997-98 General Catalog |
| Creator | California State University, Fresno |
| Format | PDF Document |
| Date of publication | 1997-05 |
| Subjects | California State University, Fresno. Curricula. Catalogs |
| Object type | Document |
| Location | Fresno, California |
| Language | eng |
Description
| Title | Page 058 |
| Full Text Search | Reg,istration CAN is listed parenthetically at the end of the course description. It is expected that most campuses throughout the state will qualify courses to use the California Articulation Numbers. Check with academic advising offices or articulation officers for current listings of CAN courses and campuses participating in the CAN system. A CAN Catalog listing campuses and courses is published biannually. Registration Registration is open to new and returning students who have been adm. itted and to continuing students in good standing. Former California Stafe University, Fresno 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 ab~ sent one semester and who have attended another institution since last registered at California State University, Fresno are required to pay the $55 application fee when applying. The Academic Calendar lists dates of registration. Registration is complete ollly wilen all required forms are completed and filed and all fees are paid. Payment of the initial registration fee is not allowed after the end of the first week of instruction. See the Academic Calendar for all deadline dates. Registration priority for all students is determined by the number of academic units completed with limited exceptions. After a priority group is processed, then first-time freshmen register, followed by students with the highest number of completed units. Registration in courses offered by some schools or departments may be restricted to students officially enrolled in certain majors and/or class level. It is essential that each student's current major be correctly recorded in the university's records. Failure to do so may result in enrollment difficulties. It is the student's responsibility to be sure his or her major is correct as it appears each se- 58 mester on the Telephone Registration (STAR) mailer and the Enrollment mailer. Undergraduate major changes can be made at the Office of Advising Services, Joyal Administration Building; postbaccalaureate and graduate changes at the Graduate Studies Office; and international student changes at the International Student Services and Programs Office. Schedule of Courses. An official Sclledule ofCourses is published each semester listing registration procedures, courses offered, class hours and locations, and other important deadlines and updated policy changes as applicable. The schedule is available prior to registration and may be purchased at the Kennel Bookstore for a nominal cost. Concurrent Registration at a NonCSU College or University. While enrolled at California State University, Fresno, students may enroll for additional courses at another institution outside the C5U system with the written approval of the student's academic advisor. Such approval must be granted prior to the beginning of classes at the other institution. The courseload in the combined enrollment program may not exceed the maximum unit load restrictions for California State University, Fresno. The completed form must be filed by the end of the first week of instruction at the public contact Windows, North Lobby, Joyal Administration Building. Concurrent Registration at Another CSU Campus. A continuing undergraduate student who has completed a minimum of one semester of 12 units on the Fresno campus and is in good standing (2.0 grade point average), or a graduate student who has been and is in an authorized graduate program in good standing may enroll concurrently at another CSU campus without any additional fees. Complete information is available in the Office of the Registrar. Visitor Registration at Another C5U Campus. Acontinuing undergraduate student who has completed a minimum of one semester of 12 units and is in good standing or a continuing graduate student who has completed one semester and is admitted to an authorized graduate program may register and pay fees at another CSU campus for one semester without applying for admission to that campus. Complete information is available in the Office of the Registrar. Full-time/Part-time Students. Students taking at least 75 percent of the normal academic load are considered full-time students. Since the normal academic load is 15 semester hours, students carrying 12 or more semester hours are full-time students. For purposes of financial aid, graduatee level courses are weighted for graduate students. Each graduate unit attempted by a graduate student is considered as 1.5 units. Full-time 12 or more units Three-quarter time 9 to 11.5 Half-time 6 to 8.5 Excess Unit/Enrollment Restrictions - Undergraduate. Undergraduate students are cautioned against registering for more than 18 units without consulting with an advisor, since more than 18 units is generally considered to be an academic overload. A limit of 16 units applies to graduate students. See the Sclledule ofCourses for details. To register for 19 units, an undergraduate student must have an overall grade point average of 2.S; for 20 to 22 units, a student must have an overall grade point average of 3.0. Exceptions to these limits must be approved by the chair of the student's major department. An absolute limit of 22 units (excluding credit by examination units) is enforced and may be waived only with the approval of the dean of the school of the student's major. An academic department may restrict enroliment by requiring students to drop a class if the student has been disqualified from the major or the student has not achieved a C average in the major or has not met the stated course prerequiSites. This is especially true in academic areas that are impacted or are in high demand. Enrollment in upper-division courses is normally restricted to students with junior, senior, or graduate standing or who have the necessary prerequiSites. Exceptions are subject |
