HOW TO APPLY
You may complete and submit your application online. Electronic versions of undergraduate and graduate applications are available at www.csumentor.edu.

Upper division transfer requirements: You will qualify as an upper division transfer student if you have completed a minimum of 60 transferable semester (90 quarter) units and: have a G.P.A. of 2.0 (non-resident students must have at the minimum a 2.4) or better in all transferable units attempted, are in good standing at the last college or university attended, and have completed the required transferable English, speech, critical thinking, and mathematics courses.

Application Requirements
* CSU Undergraduate Admission application.
* A $55.00 nonrefundable application fee or fee waiver for each application filed.
* Official transcripts from every college/university attended

Application deadlines are listed at www.csumentor.edu. Extended application deadlines can be accessed at the Applications and Document Timelines link.

- WHO TO CONTACT -

Joanna Cady-Aguilar - Academic Advisor
925-602-6773
joanna.cadyaguilar@csueastbay.edu

Barbara MacLean - Academic Advisor & Career Counselor
925-602-6712
barbaramaclean@csueastbay.edu

Annie Nogales-Chandler - Assistant Director, Enrollment Development
925-602-8638
annie.chandler@csueastbay.edu

Transfer Admissions Guarantee (TAG)
The Transfer Admissions Program is intended for (1) first-time freshmen who wish to start their baccalaureate degree at a community college or (2) current community college students, who, after meeting transfer requirements wish to enroll at Cal State East Bay.

Benefits include:
• guaranteed admission
• $55 CSU application fee waived and pre-admission advising
• a CSUEB photo ID which, in turn, permits access to CSUEB facilities and activities.

Students must apply to the program one year prior to their transfer term at a participating community college and work with counselors to complete the transfer requirements. Applications for the TAG Program are available at participating community colleges.

Cross Registration
Cross registration provides community college students with the opportunity to take courses at CSUEB without paying additional fees for CSUEB courses. To be eligible, students must have completed a minimum of 20 semester units at their home (community college) campus (and no more than 72 semester units) with a GPA of 2.0 or better, and be enrolled in sufficient units to maintain full-time status with at least 6 units at their home campus. Cross registration forms are available at the community colleges and at the Concord Campus. Call (925) 602-6700 for details.

Open University
The Open University Program permits you to take regular classes, on a space-available basis, without going through the formal admissions process.

First, select the course(s) you are interested in. The CSUEB Class Schedule provides a list of courses being offered for the quarter. Course descriptions and/or prerequisite information can be found in the University Catalog. Catalogs are available for purchase at the Concord Café in the Campus Union.

Second, obtain an Open University form at the Concord Campus Student Information Lobby the first day of the new term.

Third, complete the form, including your choice(s) of grading option: either a letter grade, cr/nc or audit.

Finally, submit the form at the Concord Campus Student Information Lobby during the Open University Enrollment period published in the class schedule. Pay your fees by cash or check. No credit cards or debit cards are accepted at the lobby.