A. Open University provides an opportunity for those people who are not currently admitted to and/or registered at CSULB (non-matriculated) to enroll in most courses offered by the regular university.
A. A matriculated student is one that is admitted to the University. If you are not sure whether or not you are admitted, please check with the Office of Enrollment Services (562) 985-5471. If you are not admitted (non- matriculated) then you can enroll as an Open University student through College of Continuing and Professional Education (CCPE).
A. Yes. High school students are welcome to attend CSULB through Open University as long as an official Letter of Recommendation from the high school principal or counselor is attached to the registration request form specifying if the credits earned are for college credits or high school credits.
A. No, registration is only in-person during the Fall and Spring Open University Registration periods.
A. Our regular business hours are Monday - Friday, 8:00 a.m. - 5:00 p.m.
A. CCPE accepts only Visa, MasterCard, checks and money orders. Cash is not accepted at CCPE.
A. Yes. Please read the refund page for dates and deadlines.
A. A CSULB transcript can be ordered through the Office of Enrollment Services. For more information call (562) 985-5487 or visit www.csulb.edu/enrollment. Go to Forms and Publications>Records and you can request your transcript, or visit the CSULB student web site, http://my.csulb.edu to view your unofficial transcripts.
A. Upon receiving the registration request, if the course/s have been cancelled CCPE will first look for an alternate, if there is not one listed on the registration form we will return your registration form and payment to the address listed on the registration form.
A. Yes, a campus I.D. number is issued by the university and is used in place of your Social Security number. A campus I.D. number is issued to all new students by the university for registration and identification purposes. If you are a current Open University student, you will continue to use your existing I.D. number that was assigned to you the previous semester.