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Daily Self-Screening

Students Must Complete Daily Self-Screening Form Prior to Entering Campus

Please continue to check your email and the University's COVID-19 Updates & FAQs page for the most up-to-date information.

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Waitlisted

If you are waitlisted for a course as of the first day of class, you will need a permission number from the instructor, and you will need to register for the class before the last day to add. Waitlisted students are not moved into the class on or after the first day of classes. If you would like to add a class, please email the instructor. You can find their email using the Faculty & Staff search.

Add/Drop/Swap

Last day to add or drop a class is February 24

Eligible students may add or drop a course online during a scheduled registration period and after the term begins. Instructor signatures are not required to drop a course, or to add available courses during the scheduled add and drop periods. To add a course that is full or restricted you must use a Permission Number by the last day to register or add a course. No automatic disenrollment action will be taken for non-attendance. A Permission Number is required to enroll in a class beginning the first day of the semester as well. Students are responsible for dropping courses or withdrawing their term registration through myStanState by the last day to drop a course. Failure to do so may result in punitive grades being issued. You will be liable for pro-rated tuition and fees based on the last date of enrollment.

Drop Instructions

Dropping a class - disenrolling from a class section and stopping participation. This can be done from your myStanState student portal, go to enroll tab, select the term, and then click "drop".

Visit the Enrollment Services website for enrollment-related forms and more.

Swap Instructions

You can find the swap feature in your class schedule in the myStanState student portal. On the Swap a Class page, choose "Change Term" and confirm the term is correct. On the next window choose the course you wish to swap and search for the course you wish to add.

In an effort to reduce any adverse effects on your academic progress, we are offering you the flexibility to choose different grading options for spring 2021. Specifically, for any undergraduate letter-graded class, you may change your grading option to credit/no credit (CR/NC).

Learn more about the grading options

Students, staff, and faculty may request a first-time Warrior Card by submitting their passport-style color photo to the Warrior Card Online Photo Submission tool. Once your photo is submitted you will be notified if your photo was approved or denied, with instructions on how to resubmit if needed. On approval, your Warrior Card will be printed and mailed to your preferred mailing address. Please ensure we have your correct mailing address by submitting this Survey Form.

Please visit the Warrior Card page for additional details and for information on how to request a replacement Warrior Card.

Visit the A-Z Directory website and click on the appropriate letter to find the contact information for the department. You may also search for a faculty member if you know their name, using the Faculty & Staff Directory Search.

Academic departments are also listed by college:

• View List of Majors by College
• College of the Arts, Humanities & Social Sciences
• College of Education, Kinesiology & Social Work
• College of Science
• College of Business Administration

The Advising Hub is where students can find the guidance they need for all matters related to academic advising.

Who can advise me?
Stanislaus State utilizes a shared advising approach to help you graduate.This means that in addition to your assigned major advisor, undergraduate students can also receive support from advisors in the Academic Success Center or through their special programs.

Visit the Advising Hub website

Important: It is required, when feasible, that individuals wear a face covering in all University buildings. Wear a face covering outdoors if social distancing is not possible. Learn more about Health & Safety Measures

Technology Support Desk

Contact OIT Technology Support or complete a technology support Work Order Request.

Window in-person support in Library Annex (LX11)
8 a.m. to 5 p.m., Monday-Friday

After-hours support
(Phone, Work Order Ticket and Zoom hotline)
8 a.m. to 10 p.m., Monday-Friday

Computer Labs Closed

• All computer labs located on the Turlock and Stockton campuses are closed

Bookstore - We will continue to accept orders online for delivery. Any purchases returned via shipment to our stores will be processed when our stores reopen.

Also see: Student Account Textbook Charging Process

Visit the Library COVID-19 Response page for information related to library services.

• Request items from library print collection and CSU+ and pick up by appointment.
• Contact librarians for research help via live chat and email: library_reference@csustan.edu
• Library Hours
• All online resources, including articles, e-books, and videos are still available and can be found by searching our research databases and OneSearch, the Library catalog.
• Subject & class-related research guides

Minimizing the Impact of COVID-19 on Research - Visit the Office of Research and Sponsored Programs (ORSP) website for FAQs related to graduate research

All University parking regulations remain in effect during this time. Parking permits are required if parking on campus Monday through Friday from 7 a.m. to 10 p.m.

Students who have enrolled for the spring 2021 semester at Stanislaus State may purchase a semester parking permit at mycampuspermit.com.

• Read more: Spring 2021 Parking Permit Available Jan. 14

Parking Permit Not Required When Vehicle is Occupied
Students who need to access Wi-Fi may do so from their vehicles without the use of a permit, as long as they remain in their vehicle. If drivers choose to utilize the campus grounds to go for a walk, or move to any of the covered outdoor spaces, then they will need to purchase a day pass prior to leaving their vehicle. Vehicles need to be parked in marked parking spaces; vehicles stopped in the roadway in front of buildings may be cited.

Tuition Fees and Campus Mandatory Fees are charged to all students and must be paid to enroll in or attend the University, no fee or part of fee is optional. Campus Mandatory Fees, such as the Student Recreation Complex, Associated Students, University Student Center/Union, Instructionally Related Activity, Athletics, Health Facility, Health Services and Tuition fees are refundable in accordance with the California Code of Regulations Title 5, article 3, section 41802.

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