Advancing Student Achievement Program (ASAP) allows former CSUN students the ability to enroll in CSUN’s Fall Semester, Spring Semesters and Summer Sessions.
ASAP for Academically Disqualified CSUN Students
If you are currently on academic disqualification, you are eligible to enroll in classes through ASAP to meet academic requirements and possibly apply for readmission.
Before you can enroll, you will need to make an appointment with the Associate Dean of the college of your major to discuss your plans for readmission.
After meeting with the Associate Dean or their delegate, you should have identified courses to start you on the path to reentry. As a result of this meeting, you will receive guidance in which classes to enroll and how to get permission numbers to add classes, if needed.
Important notice:
- Enrollment is on a space-available basis (even with a permission number), as CSUN degree-seeking students have enrollment priority. Also, the waitlist feature is not available during enrollment.
- CSUN students who are not currently admitted and enrolled in a degree or certificate program at CSUN, are eligible to enroll in courses.
- This program does not issue a SEVIS Form I-20 to re-enter or remain in the U.S. and therefore cannot serve disqualified CSUN international students.
- For limits on degree-applicable credits, see: Applying Credit to a CSUN Degree.
HOW TO GET STARTED
Step 1: Make appointment with the Associate Dean
Make an appointment with the Associate Dean of the college of your major to discuss your plans for readmission. Email the department using the Department Directory.
Step 2: Meet with your Associate Dean
Meet with your Associate Dean or their delegate, and identify courses to start you on the path to reentry. You will receive guidance in which classes to enroll and receive permission numbers to add classes, if needed.
Step 3: Visit CSUN Class Search to search for classes.
Step 4: Activate your CSUN Account.
Former CSUN Students will not need to create a new account. To activate your account, log into your MyCSUN portal with your CSUN user ID and password information. If you do not recall your information, please can contact CSUN IT at 818-677-1400 for assistance.
Step 5: Request a Permission Numbers (to enroll).
A permission number may be required to enroll, especially, if you have not met the prerequisites or if they have been taken at another school.
Helpful tip: Look for sections that have open seats and request permission numbers for alternate sections.
To request a permission number, follow the steps below:
- Based upon your selected class, note the department in which it is being offered
- Email the department using the Department Directory and include the following in the body of your email:
- Introduce yourself as a student enrolling through the Tseng College's Advancing Student Achievement Program (ASAP) as an academically disqualified CSUN student
- Include your CSUN ID number and full name.
- Include the class number and information (ex: ART 100 #12345)
- If there is a prerequisite for the course, include a copy of your unofficial transcript.
- If you receive a permission number, proceed to the next step to enroll in a class.
Step 6: Enroll in a class.
For steps to enroll, see How to Enroll.
Wait List Information
The CSUN wait list feature is not available for students enrolling with the Tseng College. This feature is only designed for current CSUN degree-seeking students.
Enrollment Requirements
Maximum Unit Load:
- All Students: 13 units for all summer sessions combined.
Students in good standing may request additional units over the Fall, Spring and Summer maximum unit load, by completing the Extra Unit Authorization form.
However, this form is strictly limited at this time, and will only be processed when Nonrestrictive Registration begins (see Registration Calendar).
ADDITIONAL INFORMATION
U.S. Military Veterans or Service Members
If you are a U.S. Military Veteran or a Service Member, please contact the CSUN Veterans Affairs Office at (818) 677-5928 or email veteransmail@csun.edu.
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