Registration

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 and Roadmaps

  • BA in Business Administration
  • BA in Economics
  • BA in International Business

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  Note: The requirement sheets and roadmaps are tools to be used to help you plan your class schedule; however, you will need to follow the degree requirements found in your Titan Degree Audit (TDA) to ensure you are enrolling in appropriate courses for your degree.

During this interactive workshop, you will bring a tentative class schedule  for the upcoming semester. Instead of waiting in line during our walk-in hours or scheduling an appointment, stop by the event and get a  second opinion, from an advisor, on your schedule. With you, advisors will review the schedule you created and provide feedback. Workshops are hosted in March/April and October and invitations will be emailed to all students.  Note: if you have questions beyond scheduling, you will need to see an advisor during walk in hours or make an appointment.

Advisors are available year round to assist you with your registration questions through appointments or walk-in advising. When meeting with a Business Advisor please arrive to your advising session prepared with your questions and needed documents. The advising center becomes very busy during registration, the start of the semester, and during orientation and wait times can reach several hours. The Business Advising Center may also stop accepting walk-ins earlier than the posted time when we are at capacity. To avoid these long lines plan ahead and meet with an advisor during non-busy times!   Optimal months to visit an advisor are: Feb, June, Aug, Sept, & Dec.

Note: 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. This is your academic journey, and the advisors are here to guide you through the process rather than simply directing.