How to Apply
Applicants must have transferable courses (details are on our Admission Requirements page), and will need to complete an online application as well as submit supporting documents.
Please follow the directions below to learn how to successfully complete your application, as well as what to expect after submitting. If you encounter any issues while applying, please e-mail us directly or schedule a meeting.
When you are ready to apply, use the link below to visit Cal State Apply to start your application:
Application Dates & Fees
Below you will find the application periods for the Fall and Spring cohorts, as well as the application fee:
- Fall cohort applications accepted: October 1 – June 1
- Spring cohort applications accepted: August 1 – October 15
- Application fee: $70
Step 1: Meet with an Advisor
Before applying, we highly recommended you make an appointment (in-person or online) with a program advisor. The application requires information from your transcripts, and our advisors can review those to ensure you meet all business course requirements before applying. They can also answer any questions you have about the program or application process.
Step 2: Submit online application
On your online application, you will need to provide information on previous courses you have completed in the Academic History portion.
IMPORTANT: It is crucial that all course information is inputted accurately. To do so, we advise
that you have a copy of your unofficial transcripts while completing the application.
If you skip this step, your application may be denied. You should also upload PDF
copies of your unofficial transcripts in the documents portion of the application
but will also need to send in official transcripts after submitting your application.
As you fill out your application, please select the following options:
- Select “Undergraduate” as the level of degree you are seeking.
- After selecting “Undergraduate”, select “Transferring with an Associate Degree for
Transfer (AA-T, AS-T) from a California community college” or “Transferring from a California community college or from another two-year or four-year
institution” depending on which one applies to you.
- If you select “Transferring from a California community college or from another two-year or four-year institution”, select “Greater than or equal to 60 semester or 90 quarter hours (equivalent to Junior or higher)” as your completed credit hours.
- Select “Business Administration - Professional Business" under Fullerton Extension as your intended program.
You will receive a confirmation email after successfully submitting your online application.
Step 3: Submit official transcripts
You will need to submit official transcripts and any official AP scores from all institutions you have attended to the Office of Admissions:
California State University, Fullerton
Office of Admissions
P.O. Box 6900
Fullerton, CA 92834-6900
It is important to submit all official transcripts as soon as possible, even if you have courses in progress. Your application is not considered complete without them and it will not be reviewed until they are received.
Fall applicants should submit official transcripts with grades through the previous fall
Spring applicants should submit official transcripts with grades through the previous summer
Check your To Do list for your specific college transcript requirements.
Step 4: Log in to your Student Portal
Once you have submitted your application, you will receive an email with information on setting up your Student Portal and student email address. Login as soon as possible, as you will receive any further admissions instructions only through your Student Portal and student email address.
Step 5: Check your email
You will need to check your email regularly for application status updates, as well as any additional information and instructions.
Step 6: Wait for an admissions decision
Applications are reviewed on a rolling basis and the processing time may take several weeks. You will be notified of your admission status to your CSUF email address.
Talk to an Advisor
Have questions about applying? Book an appointment with an advisor to learn more about the application process and your eligibility.