Upper Division General Education (UDGE) Courses Exclusively for New Transfer Students

Fall 2024 Course Sections

These upper-division general education courses have been reserved exclusively for new transfer students.
If you are a new transfer student in fall 2024, you can enroll on your own; if you need assistance, contact your academic advisor.
This list is subject to change.

UDGE Courses Reserved Exclusively for New Transfer Students *Fall 2024*
Course	Course Title	Class #	GE Section	Days/Times
COMS 356	Intercultural Communication	10493	F/IC	T/Th 1-2:15 p.m.
FCS 340	Marriage & Family Relations	19490	D1 or E/IC	M 4-6:45 / Hybrid

New Transfer Advising Webpage

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Welcome! This webpage contains information about advising and a First-Time Transfer Advisement Checklist that will guide you successfully through your first semester at California State University, Northridge (CSUN). It’s an exciting time, but it can be confusing. University policies and requirements may differ from those of your previous institution. This list of important first steps will help smooth your transition.

Link to the New Transfer Student Advising webpage

Transfer Student Alliance (a CSUN club for transfer students)

We build community for our transfer students with transfers and transfer allies.

Transfer students often find themselves in transfer shock after coming to four-year universities. Most universities have transfer centers with designated staff and resources, but in lieu of established support for transfer students at CSUN, we created Transfer Student Alliance for students, by students.

For more information: Transfer Student Alliance

The Badge Project (a workshop series for transfer students)

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The Badge Project is a two-year series of helpful workshops on various topics, such as intro to research careers, attending national conferences, and applying for summer research opportunities. The project incorporates transfer receptive culture into the workshops to better prepare STEM transfer students for graduate school, research careers, or professional careers.

For more information: The Badge Project