Academic Support Resources
Center
for Careers in Teaching, H113, 714-278-7130
The Center for Careers in Teaching (CCT) is a clearinghouse of information
for individuals seeking to enter the teaching profession. The CCT
website contains valuable information for the student planning to
enter the teaching profession.
Career
Planning & Placement Center, LH208, 714-278-3121
The center provides information for researching career options,
making decisions about career direction and conducting graduate
or professional school research.
Counseling
& Psychological Services, HCA116, 714-278-3040
CAPS provides professional psychological counseling to students
who can benefit from the services by learning to cope with life's
challenges while pursuing their academic goals.
Dean
of Students Office, TSU235, 714-278-3211
The Dean of Students organizational area covers a broad range of
programs and services that support student success in college. You
may already have taken a campus tour, attended New Student Orientation
or thought about joining a student organization. We offer the opportunity
to consult with an advisor about the selection of out-of-classroom
activities that will most effectively support your educational goals.
Disabled
Student Services, UH101, 714-278-3117
On the CSUF campus, the Office of Disabled Student Services has
been delegated the authority to certify disabilities and to prescribe
specific accommodations for students with documented disabilities.
DSS provides support services for students with mobility limitations,
learning disabilities, hearing or visual impairments, and other
disabilities.
EOP
(Educational Opportunity Program), UH143, 714-278-2288
EOP provides access to higher education for those students who demonstrate
potential and who, without EOP support, may be unable to earn a
college degree. It also provides financial and academic support
to students.
Financial
Aid, UH146, 714-278-3125
The primary purpose of financial aid is to remove the cost barriers
that may prevent you from pursuing your educational goals. Assistance
is available from a variety of programs funded by federal, state,
university and private sources.
Freshmen
Programs, MH142, 714-278-3709
The Freshman Programs Office is home to five learning community
programs for first-year students at Cal State Fullerton:
1. The Fullerton First Year (FFY) Program
2. Fullerton Future Teachers
3. The Compass Program
4. The Live n' Learn Program
5. The Freshman Success Program
Health Center, HC100, 714-278-2800
The Student Health and Counseling Center is your Health Center,
the organization responsible for the health care of the students
on campus. It's goal is to promote physical and mental wellness,
prevent illness and injury, and provide primary care services for
our students.
Housing
Services & Residence Life, Cobb Residence Halls, 714-278-2168
Education at the University takes place both in and out of the classroom.
A variety of experiences and people will contribute to the quality
and depth of your University life.
ILE
(Intensive Learning Experience), UH234, 714-278-7236
The Intensive Learning Experience (ILE) program is designed not
only to monitor the progress of students in fulfilling remedial
compliance requirements, but also to help students make successful
progress in fulfilling the requirements for graduation via intensive
counseling and academic advising.
IEE
(International Education & Exchange Program), UH244, 714-278-2787
California State University, Fullerton is a community of people
from many nations and cultures. The office of International Education
and Exchange is dedicated to promoting the exchange of knowledge
and experience within the multicultural campus community and with
the world at large. The office provides information and assistance
for international students attending CSUF and for U.S. students
planning to study abroad.
Service
Learning, UH230, 714-278-3746
The Center assists faculty in identifying the appropriate community
agency partners and in the placement of students in appropriate
community service-learning activities.
Student
Information & Referral Center, UH178, 714-278-2501
The center provides information and referral services about CSU
Fullerton for current and prospective students, faculty, staff,
and visitors.
Transfer Center, LH214,
714-278-3358
The center provides transfer students with the information they
need to make a smooth transition to Cal State Fullerton
University
Honors & Scholars Center, PLN120, 714-278-7440
Home to the University Honors Program, the University Honors &
Scholars Center offers a unique, comprehensive program to challenge,
motivate and assist outstanding students throughout their college
experience. Support is provided in the areas of outreach and recruitment,
orientation, program management, and in the coordination of honor
societies functions and special university events.
University
Learning Center, MH33, 714-278-2738
The goal is to provide all CSUF students with academic support in
an inviting and contemporary environment. We believe that all learners
need support that extends beyond the classroom to reinforce and
amplify daily lessons. The staff of the University Learning Center
is carefully selected and trained to assist students with their
academic assignments, general study skills, and computer user needs.
Women's
Center and Adult Re-Entry Center, UH205, 714-278-3928
Both women and men are encouraged to utilize the center and contribute
to its mission to disseminate information on the status of women
and men in society. The center functions to provide a fair set of
programs on gender awareness as well as issues women and men struggle
with in society.
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