Student Academic Services
(657) 278-2484, University Hall 138
www.fullerton.edu/academicservices
The mission of Student Academic Services (SAS) is to create an environment where all students have the opportunity to succeed. SAS is committed to serving a diverse population while providing students with a rich educational experience.
Our programs give particular attention to the educational needs of low income and first generation college students to ensure that they have the services available to them to successfully complete their college education. The following programs are administered by SAS:
Center for Academic Support in Engineering and Computer Science (CASECS) – Computer Science 201
(657) 278-3879
Designed to recruit, train and graduate students. CASECS offers assistance in the following areas: admissions and matriculation; orientation courses; summer orientation; study center; tutoring; academic counseling; student organizations; professional development through industry workshops; field trips; internships; scholarships and incentive grants.
Educational Opportunity Program – University Hall 231
(657) 278-2784
Charged with improving the access and retention of low income and educationally disadvantaged students, EOP provides admissions and financial aid information to help students complete the admissions process.
Intensive Learning Experience (ILE) – University Hall 234
(657) 278-7236
Primarily serves students who score in the lowest quartile on the English Proficiency Test and/or the Entry Level Mathematics Examination.
Project Reclaim – University Hall 183
(657) 278-4575
Project Reclaim has been designed to increase the identification, recruitment, access, and academic retention of African American males. The intent of this program is to develop an educational culture in the schools and communities in this region, which serves African American males, to achieve successful university matriculation.
Student Diversity Program – University Hall 183
(657) 278-4575
Designed to address the low retention and graduation rates of at-risk students by improving their use of on-campus academic support services.
Student Retention Services – University Hall 143
(657) 278-2288
Provides a variety of educational support services to students including: academic advising, personal counseling referrals, basic skills workshops, individual and/or small group tutoring, and career exploration workshops.
Student Support Services – University Hall 179
(657) 278-5210
Offers numerous programs to help students improve their academic performance.
Summer Bridge – University Hall 143
(657) 278-2288
Offers certain recent high school graduates, who have been accepted to CSUF, the opportunity to become acclimated to the rigors of college during an intense six to eight week summer live-in program prior to their first fall semester. Students attend college classes while in residency as well as become acquainted with their peers, the campus, and what the campus has to offer.
Testing Services – University Hall 229
(657) 278-3838
Testing Services provides information and registration materials and serves as a testing site for several national, statewide and institutional testing programs that are required for admission to the university, placement in classes, and graduation.
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