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CSU Channel Islands

CI at a Glance

http://www.csuci.edu/about/

• Youngest CSU Campus (founded in 2002)
• Location: Camarillo,Ventura County
• Enrollment: 6,900 students
• New residence hall, dining hall, and STEM facilities
• Research Station on Santa Rosa Island
• Designated Hispanic Serving Institution (HSI)

Academic Programs

Anthropology Applied Physics Art Biology Business Chemistry Chicano/a Studies Communication Computer Science Early Childhood Studies Economics English ESRM Global Studies Health Sciences History Information Technology Liberal Studies Mathematics Nursing Performing Arts Political Science Psychology Sociology Spanish

www.csuci.edu/academics/

Nursing

Nursing is our only impacted program. Admission is highly competitive.

• 2 step process to apply
• Fall admission only, lower-division applications

are accepted

• A supplemental criteria point system is used

to determine admission

• For prerequisites and application process,

visit the Nursing webpage

nursing.csuci.edu

For questions related to nursing, please direct inquiries to nursing@csuci.edu

Student Services

Career Development Services

• Résumé clinics, help finding jobs and internships,

workshops, assessments

Counseling and Psychological Services

• Provides short-term mental health services in a

confidential setting to students

Disability Resource Programs

• Support for students with physical, learning or

psychological disabilities

Student Health

• Basic medical care services such as physical exams,

immunizations, and reproductive health

Veterans Affairs

• Assists prospective and enrolled student veterans with

degree completion

Student Services

Study Abroad & International Programs Opportunities to study abroad in 18 countries

• 3 options
• Coursework counts towards degree
• Tuition remains the same

To view eligibility criteria and application process, please visit http://www.csuci.edu/international/ Student Support Services (SSS)

• Academic assistance, counseling & mentoring
• Individualized student success plans
• Graduate school preparation

To view eligibility criteria and application process, please visit www.csuci.edu/sss/

Housing

Apply

Applications are open twice a year:

• FALL: applicants must complete requirements by

the end of the spring October 1st – November 30th

• SPRING: applicants must complete requirements by

the end of summer August 1st – August 31st Website to apply is www.calstate.edu/apply

LATE APPLICATIONS ARE NOT ACCEPTED

• $55.00 application fee for the application
• Admission decision based on self-reported

information from application

Transfer Requirements

• 60 transferable semester units or 90

quarter units from a regionally accredited institution.

• Minimum 2.0 GPA in all transferable units

completed.

• Be in good standing at the last college or

university attended.

• Complete the following classes with a grade
• f C- or better:
• A1. Oral communication
• A2. Written communication
• A3. Critical thinking
• B4. College-level mathematics/quantitative

reasoning*

www.csuci.edu/admissions/transfer/ Admit T erm Completion Date Spring 2017 Summer 2016 Fall 2017 Spring 2017 Spring 2018 Summer 2017 Fall 2018 Spring 2018

*College Algebra is acceptable for the math requirement if it is considered a GE math course at the transfer institution

Transfer Requirements

Exceptions for Veterans

• Minimum 40 transferable semester units
• Minimum 2.0 GPA
• Be in good standing at the last college or university

attended.

• Complete the following classes with grade of C- or

better:

http://www.csuci.edu/admissions/transfer/veterans

Appeal Process Veteran applicants that do not meet the standard transfer requirements will be required to submit an admissions appeal

*College Algebra is acceptable for the math requirement if it is considered a GE math course at the transfer institution

A2: Written communication A3: Critical thinking B4: College-level math/quantitative reasoning*

In-progress Transcripts

In-progress Transcript Deadline: Monday May 1, 2017

• Electronic preferred 
• Can be mailed or hand delivered but must be
• fficial and sealed when received
• It is your responsibility to order transcripts
• Faxed transcripts, printouts, and emails are

not accepted In-progress transcripts must have completed coursework prior to spring 2017 posted

Associate Degrees for Transfer

• CI will allow students to submit verification until

May 1

• If you reported an ADT on the application, you

do not need to send verification form

• Official transcripts count as verification

Q: What if I reported that I would be earning an ADT but that is no longer the case? A: An ADT is not an admission requirement. As long as you will meet the basic admission requirements at the end of spring 2017, you will not be affected.

Step 1: Accept our Offer of Admission Step 2: Pay the $50 Orientation Fee

• Non-refundable
• Deferment available based on FAFSA EFC

Step 3: Register for Orientation

Intent to Enroll

ALL 3 STEPS ARE REQUIRED TO SECURE A SPOT AT CI FOR FALL 2017 Questions: Contact us at least one week before May 1

http://www.csuci.edu/admissions/admitted- students/transfer.htm

Final Transcripts

Final Transcript Deadline: Friday, July 14, 2017

• Final transcripts must have spring 2017

coursework and final grades posted

• Can be mailed or hand delivered but must

be official and sealed when received

• It is your responsibility to order

transcripts

• Faxed transcripts, printouts, and emails

are not accepted

Main Contact Information:

csuci.edu/admissions/ (805) 437-8520 admissions@csuci.edu

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Office of Admissions

Records & Registration

www.csuci.edu/records-registration

Records & Registration

• When to Register
• Pre-requisites & Transfer Credit
• CI Academic Requirements Report (CARR)

www.csuci.edu/records-registration

When to Register

• Registration occurs after Orientation
• Students must attend Orientation in order to

register

• Holds that prevent registration are placed on

students who do not attend

• Enrollment appointments and any holds will

appear in your Student Center

www.csuci.edu/records-registration

Pre-requisites

• If you have not met a pre-requisite, you will

receive an enrollment error

• Review course descriptions ahead of time
• Final transcript may be needed
• Cannot post in progress coursework to your record
• Review transfer credit report
• Plan ahead – All transfer coursework will be

evaluated before the start of your first term, but not before you register

www.csuci.edu/records-registration

Transfer Credit Report

www.csuci.edu/records-registration

CI Academic Requirements Report (CARR)

• Outlines General Education, Graduation and

Major/Minor requirements

• Available in your Student Center

www.csuci.edu/records-registration

Records & Registration Resources

• Registration Guides
• Tutorials for Adding, Dropping, Waitlisting
• Tutorials for Schedule Planner
• Registration Calendar

http://www.csuci.edu/records-registration/registration.htm

Search Keyword: Registration

Academic Advising

Preparing to Transfer to CI

• What can I do now?
• Review the CI Catalog Major Section
• Subject to change based on your catalog

year

• Review CCCtransfer.org website to see how

to complete your CSU GE-Breadth or IGETC requirements

• Review Assist.org to see how specific lower

division major CC courses transfer to CI

• Review the New Transfer section of our

Academic Advising website for help on how to prepare for your first semester

Transfer Requirements

• Where can I find out about the requirements

for my major?

• Review the CI Catalog Major Section

http://www.csuci.edu/academics/advising/

Major Requirements

Transfer Requirements

• What should I take to get ahead in Summer?
• American Institutions
• Language other than English
• Multicultural Requirement

http://www.csuci.edu/academics/advising/

Getting Ahead in Summer

• Remember, you can transfer a maximum of 70

units from a community college

These are not necessarily covered by IGETC!

Transfer Requirements

• When can I meet with an academic advisor?
• During Orientation and once semester begins
• What can I expect at Orientation with regard to

advising and registration?

• Contact with both faculty and professional

academic advisors

• Advising model at CI
• Suggestions for first semester courses
• Explanation of all degree requirements
• Date and time of your registration

http://www.csuci.edu/academics/advising/

Academic Advising

Transfer Requirements

• What courses should I take my first semester?
• Two to three major courses
• UDIGE
• Any remaining university requirements (foreign

language, American history, etc.)

http://www.csuci.edu/academics/advising/

First Semester Courses

Transfer Requirements

• What resources/help is available for the

transition to CI?

• UNIV 300 (1 unit) – University

Life/College Success

• UNIV 349 (3 units) – Transfer Year

Seminar

http://www.csuci.edu/academics/advising/

Resources for Transition

Counts as a UDIGE

Transfer Requirements

• How long will it take me to graduate?
• Total units needed to graduate 120
• Most transfer enter with 70 so you’ll need at

least 50

• In most cases your major is NOT 50 units

so you will need electives

• So how long? 50 units in four semester is an

average of 12.5 units per semester

http://www.csuci.edu/academics/advising/

Time to Graduation

Main Contact Information:

csuci.edu/academics/advising (805) 437-8571

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Academic Advising