CAL STATE LOS ANGELES COLLEGE OF BUSINESS AND

CAL STATE LOS ANGELES COLLEGE OF BUSINESS AND ECONOMICS WELCOME FRESHMEN [YESICAN]!

College of Business and Economics

Agenda 1: 00: Introductions and Welcome 1: 10: We’re Here to Help 1: 20: Degree Requirements 1: 35: Registering for Fall 2019 2: 00: Ongoing Registration and Resource Fair

Student Services Center

Student Services Center Briseña Castañeda Siu Leung *Cohort Advisors Belem Enciso *Joaquin Franco Armine Karagyulyan *Monica Lee Elizabeth Rubalcava *Beth Yuan Nikita Lau Daniel Ruiz

Advising Services 15 Minute Appointments 30 Minute Appointments • Mon. – Thurs. , 10 am – 12 pm & 2 pm – 5 pm • Quick scheduling questions • Petitions, Permits, and Substitutions • General questions regarding Major and University requirements • During regularly scheduled hours • Academic Probation • Disqualification • Financial Aid Appeals for Satisfactory Academic Progress (SAP) • Major Changes • Long-term Academic Planning Workshops & Labs Events • Graduation Workshops for Summer, Fall, Winter and Spring Deadlines • Cohort Workshops • Registration Lab • Degree Planner Workshops • Orientation 2. 0 (MANDATORY) • Fall/Spring Welcome • Relax in Business Class • Parent Night • Meet the Departments • Coffee/Tea Hour • And more!

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? WHY ARE YOU HERE?

Career Development Process Senior – Implement Junior – Develop Skills Sophomore – Affirm Freshmen – Assess and Explore • Assess and Explore Interests, Skills and Values • Attend events and student organization meetings • Research careers & industries • Job Shadowing • Informational Interviews • Volunteer and parttime work opportunities • Student Organization Membership • Leadership Programs • Develop Network • Develop Resume • Develop Career Profiles • Formal Internship • Student Organization Leadership • Evaluate Career Options • Refine Resume, Cover letter, etc. • Mock Interviews • Research Salaries and/or Graduate School Opportunities and Funding • Conduct Active Job Search or Finalize Graduate School Applications • Attend Career Fairs • Research Employers • Tailor Resume/Cover Letters • Salary Negotiations

On-time Graduation Matters! • The longer you take…the more life gets in the way and the more $$ you pay • The speed with which you progress in college affects your likelihood of completing a degree • Complete 15 units each semester (or 30 units per year) to graduate on-time 15 units 2 terms 30 units per year 4 years 120 units

Mark your calendars for workshops and events! • First Day of Instruction • Ø Tuesday, August 20 Ø Starting October 28 • Fall Welcome Ø Registration Lab: Monday – Ø September, 2019 • Career Fair Thursday, 3 – 5 PM • Relax in Business Class Ø September 26, 4: 30 PM – 7 PM Ø December 3, 10 AM – 6 PM • Incoming Student CBE Welcome Ø Snacks, art, games—time to relax Ø September 19, 10 AM – 5 PM and hang out with advisors and • Orientation 2. 0 (MANDATORY) Ø All October Ø Academic & Career info Spring 2020 Registration friends! • Last day to add/drop Ø Wednesday, September 4 Ø Degree planning More to come…stay tuned and check your Cal State LA email!

ORIENTATION 2. 0

MAKING THE MOST OF REGISTRATION SIX SIMPLE TIPS TO SUCCEED AT CAL STATE LA

1) PLAN AHEAD WITH PURPOSE. Degree Planner Online advising tools in GET will help you to plan and track your academic progress, from now until graduation! Schedule Planner Today, we’ll use Schedule Planner to help you pick the best classes for Fall 2019.

Fall 2019 2020 3 3 2 3 1 * 3 3 FINISH IN 4 YEARS? Spring START WITH 15 UNITS 3 3 3 Your advising tools are Fall 2021 Spring 2022 3 3 3 3 1 3 3 3 2) WANT TO 3 Fall 2020 2021 3 3 3 Fall 2022 4 Spring 3 3 3 in a full load of 15 units so that you start your journey Spring 2023 3 designed to enroll you strong. 3 Spring 2023 15 units/semester

3) MAKE YOUR CLASSES COUNT. Begin your academic career at GE Requirement s Major Requirement s Cal State LA on the right foot. . . University Requirements … with Fall 2019 classes that meet your General Education, university, and major GE U M requirements.

• Oral Communication [A 1] 3) MAKE YOUR • Written Communication [A 2] CLASSES COUNT • Critical Thinking [A 3] • Math [B 4] GE • Physical Sciences [B 1] • Biological Sciences [B 2] (cl) (re) • Arts [C 1] U • Humanities [C 2] • Social Sciences [D] • Life Long Learning [E] (d) (wi) GE (General Education) classes are a great opportunity to explore your interests, develop your skills, and prepare for your major and career. • US History [AM] You can search GE courses • US Constitution [AM] by category on Schedule Planner.

GE Course Recommendations for Fall 2019 US History Block C 1 Arts Block D Social Science CLS 1200 – Chicanos, Gender, and Class in US LBS 2340 – Multicultural Arts LA ANTH 1500 – Cultural Anthropology HIST 2010 – US History to 1877 PAS 2600 – 3 rd World Images in Film HIST 2020 – US History 1877 to Present CHDV 2250 – Ethnic Identity CLS 1500 – Cultural Diversity PAS 1510 – African American History GEOG 1550 – Cultural Diversity WGSS 2000 – Intro to WGSS US Constitution Block B 1 Physical Science PAS 1100 – Racial Equality, Government and GEOL 1500 – Earth Revealed Constitution POLS 1000 – Government and American Society GE GEOL 1550 – Oceanography GEOL 1580 – Natural Disasters

B. S. Business Administration (120 Units) Economics & Statistics Business Economics Management Human Resource Management Healthcare Administration Management Operations Management Entrepreneurship Marketing International Business Retailing B. S. Computer Information Systems (120 Units) Economics & Statistics Applied Economics Social & Behavioral Sciences Computer Information Systems Business Systems Information Technology Finance & Law B. A. -Prelegal Finance Real Estate M College of Business and Economics Majors Accounting Accounting B. A. Economics (120 Units)

Business Administration Required minimum cumulative GPA: 2. 5

Computer Information Systems Required minimum cumulative GPA: 2. 5

Economics, BA Required minimum cumulative GPA: 2. 2

Schedule Conflict 4) BE FLEXIBLE AND PATIENT M You might run into roadblocks or conflicts that prevent you from enrolling in the classes you want … … but you can still enroll in classes you need. GE Use Schedule Planner to reduce scheduling conflicts.

5) DON’T “WAIT” Fall: 2019 # Course Units 1 GE A 1: COMM 1100 3 2 GE B 4: Math 1090 & Math 1091* OR Math 1092 3 GE E: BUS 1010 or GE 3 -4 3 4 ENGL 1005 A* or GE 3 5 GE 3 15 -16 units Don’t rely on the waitlist to register for the classes you need, because you might end up under enrolled and off track. Waitlist gets canceled the first day of class! Aim to leave orientation today fully enrolled in at least 15 units.

? 6) WHEN IN DOUBT, ASK! Advisors are here today -- and will be with you throughout your career at Cal State LA -to help you create the best plan for your path to graduation.

CHANGING MAJORS At this time, OLs will escort students who wish to change to a major outside of the college – or to Undeclared –to meet with UAAC advisors. Students may not switch to pre -Nursing, but we can help you chose a major that fits your goals and interests.

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HOW TO REGISTER 1) Log into My. Cal. State. LA 2) Quicklaunch GET 3) Click Student Center 4) Click “Schedule Planner” 5) Add your courses 6) Add your breaks 7) Generate possible schedules and make needed changes 8) View and select a schedule 9) Send your schedule to your shopping cart 10) Enroll

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Fall: 2019 # 1 Course Units GE A 1: COMM 1100 3 Course Recommendations 2 GE B 4: Math 1090 & Math 1091* OR Math 1092 3 GE E: BUS 1010 or GE 3 4 ENGL 1005 A* or GE 3 5 GE 3 3 -4 for Fall 2019 First Day of Instruction Monday, August 20 Last day to add/drop 15 -16 units Tuesday, September 4

GE Course Recommendations for Fall 2019 US History Block C 1 Arts Block D Social Science CLS 1200 – Chicanos, Gender, and Class in US LBS 2340 – Multicultural Arts LA ANTH 1500 – Cultural Anthropology HIST 2010 – US History to 1877 PAS 2600 – 3 rd World Images in Film HIST 2020 – US History 1877 to Present CHDV 2250 – Ethnic Identity CLS 1500 – Cultural Diversity PAS 1510 – African American History GEOG 1550 – Cultural Diversity WGSS 2000 – Intro to WGSS US Constitution Block B 1 Physical Science PAS 1100 – Racial Equality, Government and GEOL 1500 – Earth Revealed Constitution POLS 1000 – Government and American Society GE GEOL 1550 – Oceanography GEOL 1580 – Natural Disasters