CSUApply
CSUApply
CSUApply
Check the status of your application and see a list of your outstanding requirements, through MyCSUEB. To access you will need a NetID and password. All 91短视频 applicants receive a personal NetID within 48 hours after submitting the application for admission. Be sure to review the email immediately to activate your NetID and set up your .
Here is the information on how to submit documents to the admissions office. The easiest is to requests your institutions to send electronic transcripts to electronictranscripts@csueastbay.edu
You do this through MyCSUEB.
CSUApply
CSUApply
Check the status of your application and see a list of your outstanding requirements, through MyCSUEB. To access you will need a NetID and password. All 91短视频 applicants receive a personal NetID within 48 hours after submitting the application for admission. Be sure to review the email immediately to activate your NetID and set up your .
Here is the information on how to submit documents to the admissions office. The easiest is to requests your institutions to send electronic transcripts to electronictranscripts@csueastbay.edu
You do this through MyCSUEB.
First-year students in our college are broken into six groups -- cohorts -- by major field. You will take three classes with your cohort during your first semester. After that, your CLASS-GE and Major Advisors will help you draw a graduation plan.
Transfer students should reach out to their Major Advisor ASAP in order to coordinate their graduation plan. In addition, you will be required to complete Upper-Division GEs, Overlays, and the UWR at CSUEB. The Student Service Center will help you: 1) confirm that your transfer units are properly reflected, 2) draft a plan for any missing Lower-Division GE units if needed, and 3) advise you in your Upper-Division GEs.
Here's where you will find the people who can help you with the above! Come to MI Hall 4006 or email class_ssc@csueastbay.edu for help in locating where to go next.
A fully accredited outpatient clinic staffed by Board Certified Physicians, and licensed Nurse Practitioners, Nurses, and Counselors. It offers basic medical care for most illnesses and injuries and various elective services.
University Housing works to sustain this mission by providing student-centered programs, services, and facilities that foster a safe, inclusive, and vibrant residential learning community.
Student Center for Academic Achievement provides tutoring for math, statistics, the sciences, and writing, as well as other student learning services and programs.
Diversity and Inclusion Student Center provides educational workshops designed by CSU East Bay student leaders that help with the conversation of creating community.
Student Life and Leadership helps connect students to special programs that include orientation, parent and family programs, transfer programs, and student clubs and organizations.
The Career Empowerment Center provides students and alumni with personalized career guidance, resources, workshops and opportunities to achieve their professional goals.
Pioneers for H.O.P.E (Helping Our Pioneers Excel) supports students facing housing insecurity, food insecurity, and other crisis situations.
Student Equity and Success provides programs designed to retain, graduate low income, first generation, historically underrepresented and under-served student populations.
