Registration

Mapping Your Registration

We understand that registration can be an exciting and stressful time of the year. The Business Advising Center in Mihaylo College has developed several options to assist you with mapping out your educational plan each semester.

Use Resources to Map Your Schedule

    If you would like to work independently to draft an educational plan, multiple resources are available to assist you. Review the following resources when planning for each semester:

  • Titan Degree Audit (TDA)

    • The TDA is an important advising tool for Cal State Fullerton students. The TDA report includes your general education and major requirements, as well as other unit and scholastic requirements. To obtain your TDA, go to TITAN Online through your Student Portal and select Student Academics. Additional information about the TDA is available via the Division of Academic Affairs website or the TDA online tutorial.

  • Requirement Sheets

  • Roadmaps

Attend a Chart Your Course Workshop

During the workshop, you will work with business advisors to develop your schedule for the upcoming semester. Workshops are hosted in August and March.

Meet One-On-One with a Business Advisor

Advisors are available year round to assist you with your registration questions through appointments or walk-in advising. As part of the shared responsibility held by you and the advisors, when discussing what to take in the upcoming semester, you are required to bring in a tentative class schedule for the semester you would like to discuss with the advisor. This is your academic journey, and you should not expect the advisor to create a schedule for you; the advisor will work with you to ensure the schedule you have created is correct.

Prerequisites and Corequisites

Most courses have prerequisites and/or corequisites. A prerequisite is a course or courses that must be taken before another. In some cases, it may be stipulated that the prerequisite course be completed with a minimum grade. A corequisite is a course that may be taken concurrently. It is each students' responsibility to make sure that they meet prerequisite or corequisite requirements. Students who do not meet requirements may be administratively dropped from the course.

Mathematics Qualifying Examination

If you are planning to take MATH 130 – Short Course in Calculus or MATH 135 – Business Calculus, you must either take the Mathematics Qualifying Examination (MQE) or have a Mathematics Department approved exemption. Learn more about the MQE via the University Testing Center.