Undergraduate Students
Application Procedures
Admission Requirements
Transfer Credits
Graduate Admissions
International Admissions
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Undergraduate Students

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Beginning with the class entering in the fall of 2004, the University will be “impacted” to first-time freshmen applications. Impaction means that a campus receives more applicants during the initial filing period than it is able to accommodate. Impaction necessitates applying more rigorous standards to portions of the freshmen applicant pool. There are three geographic areas of impaction:

• The local area- includes all high schools in Orange County, Whittier, Chino Valley, Corona, Norco and Alford School districts
• Other California area- all other areas of CA outside of those mentioned above
• Out of state and International

Please note the local area guidelines and the other CA area guidelines pertain to CA residents. Out of state students, non-CA residents and international students fall into the third area of consideration.

Local area freshman applicants are high school graduates in the geographic areas depicted above.

For additional information regarding Undergraduate Students see the Catalog.

Graduate Admissions

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The University accepts applications from graduate and post-baccalaureate applicants for the spring term beginning August 1st and the fall term beginning October 1st. The Admissions Office continues to accept and review applications until enrollment goals have been met. Please be advised that due to enrollment pressures, we anticipate closing many admission categories quickly. Apply early!

Graduate departments that traditionally do not accept applications for spring consideration are:

• Music Education concentration under the Master of Arts in Music
• Psychology, Master of Arts
• Psychology (Clinical), Master of Science
• Master of Fine Arts

Information regarding more detailed admission requirements, degrees offered, program adviser contacts, e-mail addresses and phone numbers may be obtained on the Graduate Studies Website at www.fullerton.edu/graduate.

Graduate applications are available on-line at www.csumentor.edu or can be requested from the graduate program departments or from the Admissions and Records Service Center, Langsdorf Hall 114. Please note that some departments require additional application information and maintain earlier departmental deadlines. This information is available through links on the Graduate Studies Website noted above and through department information on the University Catalog Website.

For additional information regarding Graduate Students see the Catalog.