Students can seek financial aid from outside sources, including banks, credit unions, employers, government programs and other private funding sources. No financial assistance is offered directly from CSUSB. (https://choice.fastproducts.org/FastChoice/home/114200/)
Permanent records are kept in the CSUSB Records, Registration & Evaluation Office. You may obtain a copy of your transcript from that office for a nominal fee. Unofficial grade mailers are available upon request.
The College of Extended and Global Education does not maintain waiting lists. Please check with the department responsible for the course for further information.
Most courses published in the CSUSB Schedule of Classes are available to you through the Open University program if space is available; however, you must have completed the necessary prerequisites, if applicable. Refer to the University Bulletin for identification of prerequisites.
Yes, you simply need a letter of permission from your home school.
Yes. Open University enables you to enroll even if you have previously been disqualified. The grades earned through the Open University program may help you raise your grade point average.
Yes. A maximum of 24 units through Open University can be applied toward a Bachelor's degree and 9 units toward a Master's degree (subject to approval by the applicable academic department).
It depends. If you want to become a full-time student, you should apply for admission to the university. However, during the admission process you may enroll in one or more university courses through the Open University program.
Library services and facilities are available to Open University students for the term enrolled. No health services are available.
Library services and facilities are available to Open University students for the term enrolled. No health services are available.
Payment plans are available, please contact the College of Extended and Global Education at (909) 537-5975 for more information.