Register for Classes at CSUSB
Registration is an important step in preparing for your first term at CSUSB. Register for classes as soon as you are eligible so you have the best opportunity to build a schedule that works for your academic program.
You can access registration and other student services through MyCoyote.
If you need help deciding which classes to take, connect with the appropriate academic advising resource before registering. Undergraduate and graduate students use different advising resources, listed below.
Get Academic Advising Before You Register
Academic advising can help you understand your degree requirements and select courses that support your academic progress. Use the resource for your student level.
Undergraduate Students
Meet with the appropriate academic advisor if you need help understanding your degree requirements or selecting courses for your first term.
Graduate Students
Graduate students should work with their academic department for guidance about program requirements and course selection.
J-1 Exchange Students: Prepare for Advising
If you are a new J-1 exchange student, bring an unofficial transcript from your home institution and course descriptions for the classes you have previously completed when meeting with your academic advisor.
This information can help your advisor understand your academic background and determine whether you have completed prerequisites for courses you would like to take at CSUSB.
Pay Your Tuition and Fees
After you register for classes, review your student account in MyCoyote for your current charges and account information.
Tuition and fee payments are handled through Student Financial Services and MyCoyote. Review the resources below for current tuition and fee information and available ways to make a payment.
Student Financial Services: Tuition and Fees
Questions About Registration?
For questions about choosing classes or degree requirements, contact your academic advisor or graduate program using the advising resources above.
If you have questions about how your enrollment may affect your F-1 or J-1 immigration status, contact International Student and Scholar Services (ISSS).