Transcript and Other Document Requirements
12. Where do I submit transcripts/degree certificate?
Official transcripts/degree certificates/provisional certificates or any other documents should be sent by the students’ degree granting institution in a sealed envelope or via electronic transcript via an approved provider. Mailing address: CSU Fullerton, Office of Admissions, P.O. Box 6900, Fullerton, CA 92834-6900.
OR
You can bring the sealed packet to the Office of Admissions in person. Please make sure that the packet is not opened and add your full name and campus-wide ID number (CWID) on the outside of the envelope.
13. Does CSUF accept 3rd party evaluations of foreign transcripts?
We do accept 3rd party evaluations, but they are not required. You must submit the official original-language transcript or mark sheets, as well as a word-for-word certified English translation if documents are not in English. Or submit a full credential evaluation from World Education Services (WES), The Evaluation Company (formerly SPANTRN) or International Education Evaluations (IEE). Student should request for Course-by-Course ICAP Evaluation which includes the complete report along with scanned transcripts & degree certificate. The electronic report can then be electronically sent to CSUF, Org ID – 4589, or mail to CSU Fullerton, Office of Admission, P.O. Box 6900, Fullerton, CA 92834-6900 address. If possible, add your full name and campus-wide ID number (CWID) on the outside of the envelope.
14. I have only 1 set of original transcripts & degree certificate; can I get these documents back?
All documents and records received by CSUF will become the property of the university and will not be returned to the student or forwarded to any other institution. We recommend students who have only 1 set of original documents to get their documents evaluated through one of the 3rd party vendors and request the complete ICAP report to be sent to CSUF Office of Admissions.
15. Does CSUF require International applicants to upload translated transcripts?
Yes. You should upload the original language transcripts and degree certificate + the English translation of all the documents in the Cal State Apply application. Be sure to include the grade key for each institution. If you submit a copy of a 3rd party evaluation, please be sure to upload
all
pages of the evaluation-the cover page alone does not provide enough detail.
16. Does CSUF accept transcripts/degree certificate sent as attachment in an email?
Any documents sent as attachment in email by the student or their university are considered unofficial documents. Official transcripts/degree certificates/provisional certificates or any other documents should be sent by the students’ degree granting institution in a sealed envelope or via electronic transcript via an approved provider.
17. How can I submit my test scores for the English Language Proficiency requirement?
When you register for the exam, add CSUF as an institution to which you want your official test scores sent. The CSUF Org ID is 4589. You may also mail a sealed copy of your official test scores to CSU Fullerton, Office of Admission, P.O. Box 6900, Fullerton, CA 92834-6900 address. If possible, add your full name and campus-wide ID number (CWID) on the outside of the envelope. Contact the test administrator for additional details.
TOEFL
IELTS
PTE
Duolingo – to share your scores with CSUF, please visit the DET score sharing webpage.
18. Do I need to send new transcripts and test scores if I apply for a future term OR are they still on file?
Your official test scores will be on file and valid for two years from the date the test was taken. Your previous transcripts will stay on file. However, if you have any new transcripts or test scores since your last application you must submit those with the new application and request your college to send the official transcripts to CSUF Admissions mailing address as noted above.
19. Are accommodations provided if needed for the English Language Proficiency exams?
Yes, please refer to the test providers websites linked here for more details about how to request testing accommodations:
TOEFL
IELTS
Duolingo