Advisement
The David Nazarian College of Business and Economics offers majors in Accountancy, Economics, Information Systems and Business Administration, with options in Business Analytics, Business Law, Financial Analysis, Financial Planning, Global Supply Chain Management, Management, Marketing, Real Estate, Risk Management and Insurance, and Systems and Operations Management.
Our Student Services Center and EOP Satellite (SSC/EOP) offers a variety of support services in order to promote and foster student development and academic success. Holistic services offered include: academic advisement for students with majors/minors in Nazarian College, including new transfer students and EOP freshman; assistance with identifying and achieving long and short term goals, graduation planning, and referrals to College and University resources for academic, personal, and professional development. The Center also provides additional specialized services to Educational Opportunity Program (EOP) students.
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What is Academic Advising at CSUN?
The mission of academic advising is to assist students in forming intentional partnerships that connect their needs, values, abilities and goals to CSUN’s educational program. Academic advising is an on-going relationship and a collaborative process that will help you identify and reach your academic objectives through investigation and use of a wide variety of campus personnel and resources.
Academic advising is the shared responsibility of faculty, staff and students. It incorporates the continuum of teaching and learning moments that both stimulate and support students in their quest for an enriched quality of life. These interactions assist students in realizing their academic and professional goals and facilitate timely graduation.
What Are the Objectives of Academic Advising at CSUN?
You will explore and learn many new things as a CSUN student. Your academic advising experiences will help you to:
- Understand campus policies and processes and be able to transact necessary University business.
- Be aware of the University’s academic expectations and be prepared to accept the responsibilities of campus membership.
- Become familiar with the skills, abilities and resources that enhance academic success.
- Take an active role in researching, understanding, committing to and completing a major.
- Understand how your choice of major and career path are informed by your individual strengths and challenges.
- Understand the requirements for graduation.