Prepare for Your Advising Session

Welcome to the Undeclared and Academic Advising Center. Below you will find information on how to prepare for a meeting with one of our advisors for academic advising or major exploration.

We offer walk-in advising and Undeclared appointments Monday – Friday. We adhere to all University campus closure dates. Please review our UAAC Homepage for up-to-date hours of availability.

Walk-in Advising

Current undergraduate students are able to meet with an Advisor during walk-in hours for two (2) primary reasons:

- GE Advising allows students an opportunity to ask questions about General Education requirements, academic policies, procedures, or overall University requirements.

- Major Exploration allows students an opportunity to ask questions about major and minor programs offered at CSUF, how to change or declare a major or minor, and explore additional campus resources.

Students interested in attending a walk-in advising session will check in at our front desk in Pollak Library North - 1. A staff member will ask questions to assess a student's needs, and determine if a student should be referred to another campus resource/department, or if an advising session with the UAAC will be most appropriate. Please have your Campus Wide Identification (CWID) ready when checking in with the UAAC.

Undeclared Appointments

Undeclared Students may schedule an appointment with their assigned Academic Advisor, by clicking on the link below and selecting the following options:

Care Unit: Advising
Service: Academic Advising

Undeclared Academic Advising Appointment Link

We provide comprehensive guidance to undeclared students, helping them explore majors and make informed decisions about their educational paths through general education (GE) advising. Being Undeclared offers so many advantages and options that allow students to explore interests, career paths and most importantly, learn about themselves!

*Please note that we will add new appointments on a rolling basis, 7 days out.

Preparing for Your UAAC Academic Advising Session

Before attending a UAAC Academic Advising session, we recommend you review these informational resources to feel best prepared.

General Education (GE) Requirements

GE Information for Students

General Education at Cal State Fullerton is so much more than a list of requirements. Each course in the GE Program is designed to equip you with knowledge that will prepare you for your future, no matter your major or specialty.

Taking GE courses will teach you lifelong skills that every employer seeks: strong leadership, effective communication, problem analyzing and solving, and having a strong ability to contribute effectively within our culturally diverse society.

Accessing Your Titan Degree Audit

TDA Guide

The Titan Degree Audit (TDA) helps keep track of a student's academic progress toward completion of a declared major program. It shows completed coursework at CSUF, transfer courses, and courses in progress. It shows what requirements have been met and remaining requirements needed to complete a degree.

Current students should check their Titan Degree Audit on a regular basis in order to be able to quickly resolve any issues and avoid problems with graduating on time.

Major & Minor Options at CSUF

CSUF Degree Programs

CSUF offers more than 50 undergraduate degrees in a wide variety of academic fields. Many of these disciplines also provide opportunities for concentrations and special emphasis areas within a given degree. In addition to selecting a major, students may also consider declaring a minor(s) from 70 different options. Please click on the link above to review a current list of programs.