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Campus FAQ
Select from these categories for the answers to frequently asked
questions.
Applications to CSUF can be obtained in
the Admissions and Records Office
http://www.fullerton.edu/admissions/Admissions_menu.htm
A campus map can be viewed or downloaded
from the web site.
http://www.fullerton.edu/campusmap/
Directions to CSUF can be obtained by using this on-line
service that will provide directions when you provide your staring
location.
http://parking.fullerton.edu
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The Admissions and Records Office is the
office to visit to request a transcript, register for classes,
get my grad check, get an add/drop form, submit an address or
name change. These and many other functions related to your classes,
registration processes and official student status are performed
in A&R.
http://www.fullerton.edu/admissions
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The Children's Center is located on the
western edge of campus just north of the intersection of State
College Blvd and Dorothy Lane. CSUF students, staff or faculty
can apply to use the services for their children aged 6 months
in the fall and 12 months in the spring through 5 years. There
is a nominal fee, space is limited and admittance is based on
need. Call 714.278.2961 for complete information.
http://asi.fullerton.edu/cc/cc.html
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There are many computer labs on campus;
some are restricted to certain majors and are used in support
of classroom work and other labs are open to all students. Check
with your department and dean’s offices’ for the most current
information.
The Computer Center provides the main computer lab for
student use in New Library 30. (North) The lab has 90 terminals;
30 Macintosh and 60 PC. There is no fee, but you must show a valid
student ID. Printing is available; dot matrix printing is free,
laser printouts are 25 cents payable only with Titan Tender. Hours
are the same as main library.
Titan Student Union has a Computer & Typing Room, 714.278.7629.
It contains IBM compatible PCs, Macintosh computers, laser printers
and commercial quality typewriters. The lab is available for a
nominal fee to all students.
Computer labs in academic schools and departments
SBAE: LH 322A is an open computer lab and available
to any currently enrolled student who pays the $15 fee. It has
53 workstations with Windows95 and the programs used in SBAE
classes. The fee is paid to the University Cashier as an open
lab fee.
SOTA School of the Arts has several labs that are designated
for SOTA students only. They use them in conjunction with their
major classes (i.e., scene design lab, computer animation lab,
and music department. resource lab).
NSM School of NSM has a drop in computer lab in MH 380
and has MH 553 which is a classroom facility. MH 380 is half
Mac and half PC; MH 553 has 24 Macs. A fee is required to use
either one.
COMM School of Communications has several computer labs
the use of which is limited to majors in the school. Majors
should check with the department.
ECS School of Engineering and Computer Science maintains
computer labs for its majors. ECS students should consult with
their professors regarding use of these computer labs.
HDCS School of Human Development and Community Service
maintains computer labs for its majors and for use in support
of their course work. HDCS students should consult with their
professors regarding use of these computer labs.
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Information about entrance, placement and
certification exams and referral to appropriate web sites
can be found here: http://www.fullerton.edu/testing/
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The Office of Extended Education is a
part of the University that offers many classes, certificate programs,
professional development classes and personal enrichment opportunities
on campus and at several off campus sites.
http://www.csufextension.org/default.asp
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Student Financial Services UH 180, 714.278.2495,
is the office where you will make payments on loans, pay registration
fees and parking fees, pay for transcripts, find out about a financial
hold on your account, inquire about Financial Aid disbursements,
direct deposit for financial aid check and many other financial
transactions.
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Food services are available at Carl’s
Jr. is located just east of University Hall and at the Starbucks
Coffee and Healthy Choice Deli is on the 2nd floor of Langsdorf
Hall and at Starbucks Coffee is on the 2nd floor of the Titan
Bookstore.
Titan Student Union has many food service vendors including,
Green Burrito Mexican food; Rock ‘n’ Roll pasta in the Garden
Cafe; Busy Bee Chinese food; Best of Marie Callender’s; Togo’s
Sandwich Shop; Roundtable Pizza Pub; Starbucks Coffee. Most eating
places are open from 7 AM to 9PM during the regular school year.
However, hours of operations do vary.
http://asi.fullerton.edu/tsu/
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Graduate program applications to Cal
State Fullerton are available in the Admissions Office, LH 111
or visit the Graduate Studies web site for information about the
programs and services.
http://www.fullerton.edu/graduate/application.htm
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Graduate Studies Office; McCarthy Hall
129; 714.278.2618 assists students in answering questions about
admissions, academic policies and procedures, graduate programs,
financial assistance, student services, new student orientation
and other matters.
http://www.fullerton.edu/graduate
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24hr. Hotlines
Suicide Prevention Center---310-391-1253
Alcohol and Drug Abuse Hotline (St. Jude) 800-367-7595
St. Jude Medical Center-Helpline-800-882-1882
Community Resources
Fullerton Community Counseling---714-871-4282
UCI Outpatient Clinic---714-456-7890
Planned Parenthood---800-752-6633
Clinical Therapy Institute--714-879-5868
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Office of Internships and Cooperative Education
has detailed information or check with your major department for
class numbers. It is located in LH 209 or call 714.278.2171
http://www.fullerton.edu/internships/
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Mentoring is done in many offices and
through many programs. There are three types of mentoring. They
are:
- Faculty Mentoring develops and natures relationships between
faculty and students.
- New Student Mentoring Program in Theatre and Dance, contact
Jim Volz 714.278.3538
- Faculty Mentoring Program, call 714.278.3709
- Intercultural Development Center, contact Dr. Son Kim
Vo 714.278.3400
- Peer Mentoring develops links between advanced, established
students and those new to the campus or the program.
- Child and Adolescent Studies Mentors SIBS, contact Dr.
Patricia Szeszulski 714.278.2877
- CLASC Community-based Learning & Service Center, Dean
of Students 714.278.9211
- Fullerton First Year, contact Sylvia Alva 714.278.3042
- Society of Anthropology Mentors SAM, contact Department
of Anthropology 714.278.3626
- Mentoring Network Program for Black Student Success MPBSS,
contact John Reid 714.278.5897
- Psychology Peer Mentors, contact Psychology Peer Mentor
Office 714.278.2582
- Student Academic Services Peer Mentor Program, contact
Pete Nelson 714.278.2953
- Student Support Services Peer Shadow/Mentor Program, contact
Naomi Santos 714.278.7656
- Volunteer International Peers, contact Lay Tuan Tan 714.278.2787
- Teaching Ombudsman Action Program TOAP, contact John Reid
714.278.5897
- Professional Mentoring develops opportunities for students
to interact with professional in their career area and benefit
from the guidance and expertise offered by community members.
- School of Business Administration and Economics Mentor
Program, contact Dean’s Office 714.278.2211
- MESA Engineering Program MEP, contact Sergio Guerra 714.278.3879
Peer Mentor Training
The Student Leadership Institute offers programs to train peer
mentors and student leaders. Students who go through the program
will earn a certificate.
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To get information about parking on campus,
visit http://parking.fullerton.edu/
Parking and Transportation Services Department site for complete
details. Information can be obtained from the Visitor Information
Center south of Langsdorf Hall or in the Parking Office.
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Personal counseling may be helpful if
you have concerns about relationships, personal growth issues,
developing self-esteem, assertiveness, emotional coping skills,
stress reduction, depression/anxiety or eating disorders. The
office for Counseling and
Psychological Services, CAPS, is in LH 205 or call 714.278.3040
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University Recreation Services in PE
121 provides recreation services and programs free to students.
The services include racquetball and tennis courts; swimming and
diving pools; gymnasium and weight room; an intramural sports
program of competitive leagues and tournaments; and sports clubs
that compete outside of the university.
http://asi.fullerton.edu/asrc/
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Summer school classes are administered
by the Office of Extended Education. The class schedule is on-line.
http://www.csufextension.org
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The Titan Student Union, can be
your home away from home. There you can access student government,
student clubs & activities, conference & meeting rooms, a computer
lab, lounge and study areas, art galleries, travel & tourism services,
banking, discount entertainment tickets, food services, recreation
and much more. Visit the web site for all the information you
will need.
http://asi.fullerton.edu/tsu/
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Tutoring is available in many locations
on campus. Check with the department or dean's office for the
course with which you need tutoring. Location of the labs and
open hours will vary each semester and sometimes weekly; please
check with each office before making plans to use the facilities.
Many academic departments maintain list of graduate students who
do private tutoring.
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