Academic Notice 

Students are placed on Academic Notice/Continued Notice when their Cal State Fullerton (CSUF) and/or Cumulative GPA(s) fall or remain below a 2.0.

Thank you for taking these important steps to address your Academic Notice standing.

 

Academic Notice Requirements

 

1. RESET Course

To help students regain good academic standing and achieve academic success, all students placed on Academic Notice/Continued Notice are required to participate in the RESET course experience through Canvas.

The RESET course is mandatory for all students who are placed on Academic Notice or Continued Notice at the end of Fall and/or Spring semesters. All Notice students will be automatically added to the course after academic standing is determined.

*PLEASE NOTE: Students placed on Academic Notice or Continued Notice who have chosen to stop out for the current semester (not enrolled in any courses) will not be required to complete RESET until they return for the following semester (ex: if you are taking a stop out for spring, you will be required to complete RESET if/when you enroll into courses for the fall).

 

2. Advising

Please note that some academic colleges will require academic advising in addition to RESET. Check your CSUF email regularly for more information from your college and/or major department, and check out the list of Academic Notice Contacts below. 

Any students who do not complete RESET requirements by the established due date may receive an Academic Notice registration hold. This hold will remain until students complete all RESET requirements and any additional advising requirements established by their college and/or major department. Incomplete requirements will result in future course registration delays.

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Academic Notice Contacts

College Academic Notice Advising College Academic Notice Website Contact for Academic Notice
College of the Arts Required COTAOpens in new window

Tracey Sohner
Retention Specialist
tsohner@fullerton.edu

College of Business and Economics Optional CBEOpens in new window Business Advising Center
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Freshmen & Sophomores: Axis Avalos
Retention Specialist 
axavalos@fullerton.edu

Juniors (60-84 units)

Connie Chen
Academic Advisor
yjchen@fullerton.edu

or

Stephanie Malone
Academic Advisor
stmalone@fullerton.edu

Juniors (85-89 units) & Seniors

Connie Chen or

Tammy Rogers
Graduation Specialist
trogers@fullerton.edu 

College of Engineering and Computer Science Required ECSOpens in new window

Freshmen & Sophomores
 Elaina Sidney
Retention Specialist
elsidney@fullerton.edu 

Juniors & Seniors 
Elizabeth Gomez
Graduation Specialist
elgomez@fullerton.edu 

College of Health and Human Development Required for Academic Notice

Optional for Continued Notice
HHD

Chris Bell
Retention Specialist
chbell@fullerton.edu 

College of Humanities and Social Sciences Optional for most

*If required, you will recieve an email from the college
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Freshmen, Sophomores, & Seniors
Natalie Oliva
Retention Specialist

Juniors
Julianne Vartanian
Retention Specialist 

Both can be reached at  hssretention@fullerton.edu 

College of Natural Science and Mathematics Required NSMOpens in new window

Freshmen & Sophomores
Abe Roldan
Retention Specialist
aroldan@fullerton.edu 

Juniors & Seniors
Sam Barrozo
Graduation Specialist
sbarrozo@fullerton.edu 

Undeclared (no declared major) Required  

Lilly Quinones
 Retention Specialist
lquinones@fullerton.edu

COMMUNICATIONS

Majors include: Cinema and Television Arts, Communications, Communication Studies, Communicative Disorders

ENGINEERING AND COMPUTER SCIENCE

Majors include: Civil Engineering, Computer Engeneering, Computer Science, Electrical Engineering, Mechanical Engineering

HEALTH AND HUMAN DEVELOPMENT

Majors include: Child and Adolescent Studies, Health Science, Human Services, Athletic Training, Kinesiology, Nursing 

HUMANITIES AND SOCIAL SCIENCES

Majors include: Ethnic Studies (African American Studies, Asian American Studies, Chicano and Chicana Studies) ; American Studies; Anthropology; Religious Studies; Criminal Justice; Comparative Literature; English; European Studies; Geography; History; Latin American Studies; Liberal Studies; Linguistics; French; Japanese; Spanish; Philosophy; Philosophy, Social, Moral, and Legal Philosophy for the Professions Concentration; Political Science; Psychology; Public Administration; Sociology; Women and Gender Studies 

COLLEGE OF BUSINESS AND ECONOMICS

Majors include: Business Administration, Economics, International Business

 

NATURAL SCIENCES AND MATHEMATICS

Majors include: Biological Science, Chemistry (BA and BS), Biochemistry, Earth Science, Geology, Mathematics, Physics

UNDECLARED

Use this link if you have not yet declared your major