Academic Advisement
For All Undergraduate Students

Our Mission Statement:
Our mission is to work in a collaborative partnership with students, a shared responsibility, where the advisor and student are equally invested in the educational process and holistic development of the student. 

No appointment necessary to see an Academic Advisor.

Disqualified Students must make an appointment with Roberto Coronel.

The AAC is an undergraduate advisement center for admitted CSUF students.

At the Academic Advisement Center we assist matriculated undergraduates in planning their academic course work and in making progress towards completing their General Education and other graduation requirements.

We link undergraduate students to the academic departments and campus resources and assist faculty and staff advisers interpret and implement academic policies and procedures related to advising and graduation requirements.

The Academic Advisement Center also is the academic home for more than 2,000 undeclared students who need assistance in selecting a major and in reaching their academic goals.

The Director of Academic Advisement Services coordinates campus advisement services. The Academic Advisement Center also oversees the Four-Year Degree Pledge Program, is the academic home for undeclared students, and provides probation advising for all first-time freshman on probation.

We see undergraduate students on a walk-in basis. You do not need an appointment to see an academic advisor.

Graduate students should consult the appropriate Department or Graduate Studies Office.

Post-graduates, and second Degree majors should consult the appropriate Department.