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How do I log in to my CSUF student account?

You can access it from the CSUF main website by click on "Student" On the next page you will need your username and password, if you need help or forget your information you can click "Need Help Logging In?" for more assistance.

How do I log in to my student portal?

Log In First you need to check your student portal. You can access it from the CSUF main website by clicking on "Portal Login". On the next page you will need your username and password, if you need help or forgot your information you can click "Need Help sigining in?" for more assistance.

How do I connect to CSUF Titan online?

Titan Online Clicking on Titan Online is the start of connecting you to the the student center. After you click on the Titan Online Icon in the CSUF Portal, a new page will load and you will need to click on the Titan Online button. Once in Titan Online you will select "Student Center" on the right hand column.

When does CSUF release CDA/FAFSA applications?

New applications are released in October for the upcoming academic year (Fall & Spring). It is recommended that CSUF students file their FAFSA electronically by the March 2nd priority filing date. For Additional Help with your CDA/FAFSA application, visit our YouTube Channel.

1. Log In

First you need to check your student portal. You can access it from the CSUF main website by clicking on "Portal Login".

2. CSUF Portal

Now you are seeing the main campus Portal page. From here you can find many useful resources.

3. Titan Online

Clicking on Titan Online is the start of connecting you to the the student center. After you click on the Titan Online Icon in the CSUF Portal, a new page will load and you will need to click on the Titan Online button.

How to access CSUF student portal?

First you need to check your student portal. You can access it from the CSUF main website by click on "Student"

What is student email?

Student Email - student emails are now powered by Google. The email system will give you the ease of communicating with Admissions, Financial Aid, utilizing Titanium and most importantly, offer an improved means of communication with faculty and fellow students.

What is the FAFSA?

Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA) Completing the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA) is the first step toward getting federal aid for college, career school, or graduate school. They provide more than $150 billion in grants, loans, and work-study funds each year, but you have to complete the FAFSA to see ...

Is a dependent student considered an independent student?

If none of the criteria listed above apply to you, you may be considered a dependent student and may be required to provide your parents’ financial information when completing the application. If you answered yes to any of these questions, then you may be an independent student. You may not be required to provide parental information on your application.

Will EFC be processed?

Although your application will be submitted, it will not be fully processed. You will not receive an Expected Family Contribution (EFC) and must contact the Office of Financial Aid.

Do you report dependent student information?

If you're a dependent student, you will report yours and your parent's information. If you're and independent student, you will report your information (and, if you're married your spouse's information as well). Watch the video below to determine whether you're a dependent or independent student. YouTube.

Can you get financial aid if your parents are separated?

For financial aid purposes, your married parents are separated if they are considered legally separated by a state, or if they are legally married but have chosen to live separate lives, including living in separate households, as though they were not married.

Payment Plan for California Residents

State Tuition and Campus-based fees divided into three installments (excluding summer and winter terms): A non-refundable $33.00 Payment Plan service fee is added to the first TIPP payment deadline after successful enrollment in the Tuition Installment Payment Plan.

Payment Plan for Non-California Residents

A non-refundable service charge of 9% of total Non-Resident Tuition Fees is applied and divided into the three payments. Plan does not include Resident Tuition (State Fees).

How to contact the Fee Waiver Coordinator?

Contact the Fee Waiver Coordinator in the Benefits Office at CP-700 or by calling (657) 278-5311.

How to contact the Office of Financial Aid?

For Questions about grants, student & PLUS loans, Federal Work-Study, or scholarships, please contact the Office of Financial Aid at GH-146 for more information. You can reach them at (657) 278-3125. Without confirmed anticipated aid, students may be responsible to make out-of-pocket payments by the payment deadline.

How to contact the Athletic Department?

For more information contact the Athletic Department or call them at (657) 278-2777.

Does CSUF offer GI Bill?

Only veterans attending their first semester at CSUF and receiving GI Bill® benefits are eligible.