You can book a one-on-one advising appointment with a Business Advisor through your portal or the  Navigate Student App. You cannot book an appointment more than  one week in advance.  So if you see no appointments available, check back the following day as appointments will become available on a rolling basis. Once you have scheduled an appointment, you will be e-mailed a link to the virtual meeting.

• How to Schedule an Appointment.
• How to Cancel an Appointment

How to Download the  Navigate Student App  to keep track of your appointments and much more. 

If your current major is outside of the College of Business and Economics, and you want to change into a major in the College of Business and Economics, you are required to complete the following steps:

• Schedule an appointment with an advisor through the Business Advising Center.

• Once your appointment is completed:

  • Access the Major/Minor Change Form. You will be prompted to log in using your CSUF portal credentials.

  • From the left-hand menu, select the section "(A) Change Current Major/Concentration To New."

  • Select "Change Current Major/Concentration to New Major/Concentration." Your current major will auto-fill.

  • From the "New Major/Concentration" drop-down menu, choose the major you would like to declare (example: Pre-Business, B.A.).

  • From the left-hand menu, select "Student Signature." Check the box, "I am submitting this form, which I confirm is true and submitted to the best of my ability," and select "Submit."

If you would like to declare a minor in the College of Business and Economics, you are required to complete the following steps:

• Access the Major/Minor Change Form. You will be prompted to log in using your CSUF portal credentials.

• From the left-hand menu, select section "(C) Minor."

• Select "Declare a minor," and choose the minor you would like to declare (example: Marketing).

• From the left-hand menu, select "Student Signature." Check the box, "I am submitting this form, which I confirm is true and submitted to the best of my ability," and select "Submit."

• NOTE: If you are declaring the Business Administration Minor, all lower-division business core courses (ACCT 201A, ACCT 201B, ECON 201, ECON 202, MGMT 246) must first be completed with a grade of "C" or better for your minor to be approved.

Refer to the Declare a Concentration page for more information on when and how to declare, change or add a second concentration.

Requirement Sheets and Roadmaps are available for each major/concentration, depending on your catalog year. To identify your catalog year, refer to your Titan Degree Audit (TDA). Your catalog year is located on the top right corner of your TDA. Refer to Understanding Your Catalog Year.

• Business Administration, B.A.

• Economics, B.A.

• International Business, B.A.

The TDA is the official degree tracking tool. Refer to the Do-It-Yourself Guide to understand how to interpret your TDA.

If you are admitted with an Associate Degree for Transfer (AA-T or AS-T) in business, a waiver will be placed on the Lower Division Business Core Courses section of your Titan Degree Audit (TDA), and you will be eligible to declare an approved concentration. If you have questions on approved versus non-approved concentrations for the Associate Degree for Transfer, please e-mail businessadvising@fullerton.edu.

• Refer to the reasons listed below why your status may have changed. Please contact the Office of Admissions at TransferDegree@fullerton.edu if you have further questions regarding your Associate for Transfer Degree.

• Cancelled: Please note that if you apply to a major that is different from your Associate for Transfer Degree, choose a non-approved concentration, add a second concentration, a second major, or minor, the waiver of the lower-division business core will be removed, and you will be subject to completing any outstanding lower-division business core courses.

• Did Not Complete: The Office of Admissions did not receive verification from your community college that your Associate for Transfer Degree was completed or in progress by the deadline, or you notified CSUF that you are not earning the Associate for Transfer Degree.

The TDA is the official degree tracking tool. Refer to the Do-It-Yourself Guide to understand how to interpret your TDA.

Lower-division (100-200 level) courses may be taken at a community college. Refer to the ASSIST system to find the equivalent and transferrable coursework to CSUF.

Once a final grade is posted on your transcripts, be sure to submit official transcripts to CSUF. Your community college website will have further information on how to submit official transcripts.

Learn more on our Registration page.

Refer to our steps on how to apply for graduation.

To identify your catalog year, refer to your Titan Degree Audit (TDA). Your catalog year is located on the top right corner of your TDA. Refer to Understanding Your Catalog Year.

Contact the Office of Financial Aid.

Contact Student Business Services.