To add classes from Tuesday, Sept. 2, 2025 and on, you must request a permission number from your professor or the department offering the course. Not sure how to add with permission? Visit Registration FAQ: Permission Numbers. During Weeks 2 through 4 of Classes From Tuesday, Sept. 2, through Sunday, Sept. 21, 2025: Wait-listing is not… Continue reading Permission Required to Add Classes, Fall 2025
Partial Withdrawals Sept. 12, 2025, is the third Friday of classes and the last day to be eligible for a partial withdrawal refund (dropping from 6.1 or more enrolled units to fewer than 6.1 units). You may be eligible for a partial refund (difference in fee category and/or nonresident tuition) if you paid for 6.1… Continue reading Last Day for Partial Refund, Fall 2025
New Deadline for Graduate Students to Drop Sept. 12, 2025, the third Friday of fall 2025 instruction, is the last day for graduate students to drop classes online using self-service registration. Undergraduate and second bachelor's degree students have until the end of the fourth week of classes to drop online, through Sept. 21. For details,… Continue reading Last Day to Drop, Graduate Students, Fall 2025
Monday, Sept.15, 2025 marks the start of the fourth week of classes. Please finalize your schedule by the end of this week (i.e, no later than Sept. 21), when your schedule of enrolled classes is considered official. Sept. 12: Last day to drop online, graduate students, fall 2025 Sept 21: Last day to drop online,… Continue reading Fourth Week of Classes, Fall 2025
About this Event Select the following link to Join Today's Workshop via Zoom. Ready to take control of your money and your future? Join us for a practical and engaging three-part Zoom workshop series that makes financial literacy easy to understand and useful in everyday life. Sponsored by the College of Social and Behavioral Sciences, the series… Continue reading Building Wealth: Mastering Your Money and Avoiding Financial Pitfalls
Friday, Sept. 19, 2025, is the last day to apply "on time" to graduate with the Bachelor's Degree in spring and summer 2026. Applying after Sept. 19 requires a $10 late fee. Most majors can apply online through the CSUN Portal and the SOLAR Student Center. For help, see the Online Graduation Application Guide. Apply for… Continue reading Last Day to Apply for Bachelor’s Degree, Spring & Summer 2026
Sunday, Sept. 21, 2025, is the last day for undergraduate and second bachelor's degree students to drop classes online using self-service registration. Finalizing your schedule no later than 11:59 p.m. today will make life easier! Note: If you are a graduate student, Sept. 12 was the last day to drop classes online. Please refer to… Continue reading Last Day to Drop, Undergraduates, Fall 2025
The fifth week of classes begins Monday, Sept. 22, 2025. Your academic schedule is considered official by the end of the fourth week of classes. In the fifth week and after, withdrawing from one or more classes or changing the basis of grading are possible only for serious and compelling reasons. Formal approval is required.… Continue reading Fifth Week of Classes, Fall 2025
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Friday, Sept. 26, 2025, is the last day to file documents and confirm awarding of Bachelor's Degree for summer 2025 graduation. Be sure to submit all documents in order to verify your degree and diploma. If meeting the document deadline isn't possible, file a Graduation Date Change for Bachelor's Degree (PDF) form. For assistance, contact… Continue reading Last Day to File Documents for Summer 2025 Graduation
Winter Term 2026 registration begins Tuesday, Oct. 7, 2025. View Winter Term courses in Class Search, select Winter Session 2026, and filter the instruction mode by choosing "no set meeting days or times." Winter Term offers regular CSUN courses fully online through CSUN's Tseng College of Extended Learning as a ""special session." Courses are offered… Continue reading Winter Term 2026 Registration Begins
About this Event Ready to take control of your money and your future? Join us for a practical and engaging three-part Zoom workshop series that makes financial literacy easy to understand and useful in everyday life. Sponsored by the College of Social and Behavioral Sciences, the series features Attorney, Certified Public Accountant (CPA), and Business Executive… Continue reading Building Wealth: Mastering Your Money and Avoiding Financial Pitfalls