Orientation Leader Written Test

Over 20,000 new square feet of space, a grand staircase connecting the new main entrance to the lower level, expanded and revitalized lower level garden cafe area, expanded lounge areas and specific group study spaces

13: Baseball, Basketball (M), Basketball (W), Cross Country (M/W), Golf (M), Golf (W), Soccer (M), Soccer (W), Softball, Tennis (W), Track & Field - I (W), Track & Field - O (M/W), Volleyball (W)

Club and Intramural sports

$236

The United Healthcare Nursing Skills Lab

Our school mascot is the elephant, named "Tuffy the Titan". The mascot dates back to the early 1960s when the university hosted "The First Intercollegiate Elephant Race in Human History." Originally beginning as a practical joke, this event transformed into the first elephant race on a college campus. To publicize the event, a circus-like elephant called Tuffy the Titan was used and it began appearing on sweaters and notebook covers around the campus. With no other mascot, the elephant was unofficially adopted. This event attracted 10,000 spectators including a number of universities/colleges such as the University of Southern California, Long Beach State, Harvard University, and more. The Associated Press rated the story in the top 10 for 1962. The event attracted a telegram from Nixon, and worldwide news coverage. Photos from the event are showcased in the TSU.

Petty theft, specifically bikes. Over 180.

Residence Halls, Single and Double occupancy apartments

7 or more. $3,280.

African-American Resource Center, Asian Pacific American Resource Center, Chicana/o Resource Center, Titan Dreamers Resource Center, LGBTQ Resource Center

BA in Business Administration with concentrations in: Accounting, Business Analytics, Business Economics, Decision Science, Entertainment and Tourism Management, Entrepreneurship, Finance, Information System, Joint Emphasis in Accounting/Finance, Joint Emphasis in Accounting/Information Systems, Joint Emphasis in Marketing/Information Systems, Management, Marketing, Risk Management and Insurance. BA in Economics. BA in International Business with concentrations in: Chinese, French, Japanese, Portuguese, Spanish

Communications, Communicative Disorders, Communication Studies, Cinema and Television Arts (CTVA)

No. The Center for Careers in Teaching.

Information Learning Commons (ILC), Student Genius Corner (SGC), Writing Center, TitanCard, Honors and Scholars Center, University Learning Center (ULC), Titan Computer Lab.

Biological Science, Biochemistry, Chemistry B.A & B.S., Earth Science, Geology, Mathematics, Physics

Art B.A. & B.F.A, Dance B.A., Music B.A. & B.M., Theatre Arts B.A. & B.F.A.

The BFA (Bachelor in Fine Arts) in Acting is a "professional training component" offered by the CSUF Theatre and Dance program. The program is designed to prepare the student for a career as a professional actor, and focuses on developing skills in the areas of acting, auditioning and performance.

Yes. Continuous Dining and Block Dining - 80 Block, 120 Block, 5 Day, 7 Day. Yes.

Civil and Environmental Engineering, Computer Science, Electrical Engineering, Computer Engineering, Mechanical Engineering

Child & Adolescent Development, Health Science, Human Services, Kinesiology, Nursing, Athletic Training

Replica of statue created by Michelangelo in 1504 in Carerra, Italy. "David" fell on the grounds of Forest Lawn Memorial Park in the October 1987 Whittier-Narrows earthquake. Arrived on July 13, 1989 due to efforts of Art Professor Don Lagerberg. Statue fell face down but was rearranged facing up. This arrangement said to capture the best lighting from the sun. "Fallen David" also signifies that "Nothing can withstand the power of nature". Students rub the FOOT for good luck (examinations, mid-terms, finals) three times counter-clockwise. Right hand was crushed during the earthquake

Ethnic Studies (Asian American), American Studies, Anthropology, Ethnic Studies (African American), Ethnic Studies (Chicano), Criminal Justice, Comparative Literature, European Studies, English, French, Geography, Gerontology (minor only), History, Japanese, Latin American Studies, Liberal Studies, Linguistics, Philosophy, Political Science, Psychology, Public Administration, Comparative Religion, Sociology, Spanish, Women and Gender Studies, German

Academic Advising is done in two stages at CSUF: General Advising. Major Advising - Major advising is provided by your department (usually a faculty member within the major).

UH-146. Three forms - Work Study, Grants, Loans. Assistance is available from a variety of programs funded by federal, state, university and private sources. Students who demonstrate significant financial need may qualify for grant aid while students with less need may obtain low cost loans. Assistance is available from a variety of programs funded by federal, state, university and private sources. Students who demonstrate significant financial need may qualify for grant aid while students with less need may obtain low cost loans.

Hello everyone and welcome to Cal State Fullerton, home of the Titans! My name is _______ and I'm SUPER excited to show you all what this awesome university has to offer! I am a ______________ year student majoring in _______________. Share some additional information about yourself for example: hometown, campus involvements, live on or off campus, career goals etc. Walking Backwards Warning: Notice that I will be walking backwards the ENTIRE time so please let me know if I'm about to run into something.

College of Arts, College of Communications, College of Education, College of Engineering and Computer Science, College of Health and Human Development, College of Humanities and Social Sciences, Mihaylo College of Business and Economics, College of Natural Sciences and Mathematics

Fun recreational activities to do in the TSU Underground include: Indoor bowling, karaoke, tennis table, video arcade, open mic night, etc.

Similar to ASB in high school, ASI provides students with important opportunities to gain leadership skills, engage in out-of-classroom learning, participate in campus governance, and more! These programs facilitate social, cultural, educational and recreational activities for the CSUF campus community. All Night Study, AICA, ASI Productions, ASI Street Team, Camp Titan, Committees, Discount Tickets, Environmental Sustainability, Lobby Corps, Research Grants, Office & Locker Space, Scholarships, Spring Concert, Titan Pride Center, Titan Rewards Program, Titan Tusk Force

The Office of Student Life & Leadership. Have the CSUF email addresses for the organization's President, Treasurer, Faculty/Staff Advisor, and three members. Student Organizations are required to complete the registration process every academic year in order to be recognized as an official student organization with CSUF and to be granted privileges as a registered student organization. Any 3 organizations count. Examples from the script are: Competitive Salsa club, A Capella group for all the Pitch Perfect fans, Breakdancing Club for those inspired by Step Up, Cal State Disney Club

Our state-of-the-art fitness equipment, indoor gyms, multipurpose activity spaces, sports courts, a multi-media cardio room, indoor track, rock wall, and outdoor swimming pool, drop-in fitness classes.

No. All students enrolled at CSUF may use the facility for FREE (included in tuition fees). To use your membership, students will register their finger print at the SRC along with their Titan Card. From then on they will have free access to the gym and all of its amenities at their fingertips (literally)!

Hispanic Outlook in Higher Education (Aug. 2016) ranks CSUF No. 1 in California and fourth in the nation among top colleges and universities awarding degrees to Hispanics, based on 2014 data from the U.S. Department of Education. Princeton Review's Best 294 Business Schools (2017 edition) includes the Steven G. Mihaylo College of Business and Economics, the state's largest accredited business college.