General Advising
Undeclared Advising

• The UAC Advisors and Evaluators are available to assist regularly enrolled CSUEB students and all undeclared majors or students who are undecided about their current major.
• If you are an Extension or Open University student seeking advising, please see our receptionists for referral information.
• If you are a Liberal Studies major, see the Liberal Studies department in MI 4055, 885-3852.
• If you are an EOP student, please see your EOP Advisor in ST 160, 885-3571.
• For major advising, see your major department office for a referral to a faculty advisor.
• New students to the university should attend orientation prior to coming to the University Advisement Center.

General Advising

The UAC provides the following services to CSUEB students:

Explaining Policies

• The Catalog
• Credit/No Credit
• Academic Renewal
• General Education Substitutions
• WST
• Remediation

General Education Advising (GE)

• Explaining GE Requirements
• Selecting Proper GE Classes
• Explaining Transfer Evaluation
• Updating GE Evaluation

New Student Advising

New students are strongly encouraged to attend New Student Orientation. If you are a transfer student, questions about interpreting the Transfer Evaluation Form will be covered at orientation. If you still have transfer questions about your evaluation, please see an advisor at the UAC.

Link to these important websites pertaining to your GE requirements:

Undeclared Advising

The UAC is the home department for Undeclared Students at CSUEB. Advisors are able to assist with deciding on an appropriate field of study that best suits you. Whenever you want to explore major options, double major, design your own major, or declare a minor, know that the UAC Advisors are here to help. We offer the following services:

Major Selection

• Personalized Advising
• Exploring Interests & Skills
• Faculty Connection Service
• Selecting Courses
• Annual Majors/Minors Faire
• Exploration Week Workshops

Educational Planning

• Clarifying Your Academic Goals
• Balancing Your Commitments
• Satisfying Degree Requirements

Probation Advising

• Understanding Your Status
• Getting Off Probation
• Avoiding Disqualification

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