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Once you know which courses you would like to take you can use the following instructions to get registered.

 

Spring 2026 and Summer 2026 registration

1. Log into InsideCBU and click on the 鈥淎肠补诲别尘颈肠蝉鈥 tab, followed by the green Add/Drop Course icon.

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2. Next, pull-down to the semester in which you would like to add classes.  Be patient as the screen reloads.  Once the screen has reloaded, click the brown Complete Registration Agreement Form and acknowledge. 

The State of California required that students acknowledge they typically need 15-16 units per semester to graduate on time.  This is obviously not the case with students in certain graduate or doctoral programs.

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3. Scroll down and click on the 鈥淢ore Search Options鈥 link in the Course Search box.

 

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4. Change the Section Status to OPEN. This will prevent closed courses from appearing in your search results. The University does not maintain waitlists on closed sections.

 

Section Status

 


 

5. In the Course Code field type in the course code of the class you would like to add. The course code contains only letters and numbers, no spaces or hyphens.

 

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6. You can further refine your search using the other filters on this page, however these are not required. Click SEARCH. 

 

Search Button

 


 

7. All courses and sections that match your search criteria will appear on the search results page. Before moving on, let's look at a few details in the search results. 

First, the course code column contains the course code and section letter for the course. Different section letters simply indicate a unique time, meeting days, location, and professor. For example, while section A and section B of PSY213 are the same course, they are taught by different professors, in different times and places. This allows students to choose whatever section best fits their schedule.

 

Results Code

 

The seats open column displays a ratio of seats open to total seats in a classroom. This can appear confusing to some. If a ratio is 15/25 that doesn't mean that there are 15 students enrolled in that course, it means that there are 15 available seats in that course.


Results Seats 

The schedule column displays the days that class will meet (TR means Tuesdays and Thursdays; R meansThursday), the time of day for each meeting, and location.

abbreviations chart

 

Results Schedule 

Lastly, the Begin and End Date Columns indicate the first and the last day of that course. Accelerated Online courses are only 8 weeks long (as opposed to 16 weeks) and therefore have different begin and end dates (highlighted below in yellow). We do not recommend these sections for first-time freshmen.

 

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8. From the list of results, check the ADD box to the left of the Course Code and Click on the 鈥淎dd Courses鈥 button at the bottom of the page.

 

Add Course  


 

9. After each add, stop and notice the comment in the box above the schedule. This box will notify you of important information such as:

  • Schedule Conflicts
  • A prerequisite that has not been met
  • If you are trying to add a course that is full, or...
  • If you are repeating a course previously taken (You are responsible for knowing if the course is repeatable. Please check the course description).


If the course is added successfully it will appear in the bottom portion of the screen in your semester schedule. 

 

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You can continue to add courses by repeating these steps.

When registering be mindful of full time, three-quarter time, and half time enrollment statuses.  For financial aid purposes these are:

UNDERGRADUATE STUDENTS
6-8 units - Half Time
9-11 units - 3/4 Time
12+ units - Full Time (The State of California urges at least 15-16 units per semester)

GRADUATE STUDENTS
5-6 units - Half Time
7-8 units - 3/4 Time
9+ - Full Time

DOCTORAL STUDENTS
3 units - Half Time
5 units - 3/4 Time
6+ units - Full Time*

* Students enrolled in doctoral dissertation are considered full time also.

Once you are done adding your classes, we would encourage you to print or take a picture of your schedule for quick reference.  To find your schedule, go to InsideCBU (make certain you are logged in), click the SA国际传媒视频 tab, followed by the Student Schedule link on the left navigation column.  Then, pull down to the desired semester you would like to access.

If you need any assistance, we would encourage you to connect with your Student Success Coach through their page.  Please note, most Student Success Coaches do not have appointment availability showing past 14 days.  If you have checked your coaches FMSSC page a couple of times already, but have been unsuccessful in booking an appointment, please call the Academic Advising office main number at 951-343-4567.

1. To Swap one course for another, click the bubble to the left of the course you would like to replace and then click the Swap button below.

 

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2. Enter the search criteria for the new course you want to add and click Search.

 

Swap 2

 


 

3. Select the section you would like to add and then click swap.

 

Swap 3

 



4. If the courses are swapped successfully you will see a confirmation message.

 

Swap 4

1. To drop (or remove) a course from your schedule during the drop period, click the box to the left of the course you wish to drop and click the Drop Selected Courses button. Once dropped the course will no longer appear on the screen.


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2. If the course is dropped successfully you will see a confirmation message. 

 

Drop 2

 


 

Note: Once the last day to drop has passed, this same process will result in a withdraw.

Fall 2026 registration (LancerLink)

 ** Your Degree Audit will be up to date at the end of the Summer 2026 term**
 
Go to and click "SA国际传媒视频"
 
First, go to LancerLink and click "SA国际传媒视频"
 
Step 1.
Click the "Your Registration and Record" button to access your Student Profile, found in the My Registration and Academic Record card.
 
Then click the "Your Registration and Record" button, found in the My Registration and Academic Record card.
 
From left to right: Academic Record and registration items, demographic information, and registration notices or holds you may have.
 
Here is what your Student Profile will look like.
 
Step 2.
Click on "Degree Audit"
 
Click on Degree Audit
 
Step 3.
When your Degree Audit appears, you will first notice your ID, name and program of study.
 
When your Degree Audit appears, you will first notice your ID, name and program of study.
 
You will also see basic degree progress information.
 
You will also see basic degree progress information.
 
Step 4.
Scrolling down, you will find a high-level summary of your progress to degree.
 
Scrolling down, you will find a high-level summary of your progress to degree.
 
Step 5.
Below the summary will be your undergraduate major, or graduate program of study, along with all requirements.
 
Below the summary will be your undergraduate major, or graduate program of study, along with all requirements.
 
** If you are an undergraduate student you will find your general education requirements.

Here, you will want to pay attention to any general education (GE) areas met through completion of your major requirements. These are clearly noted on your Major Planning Guide.

If you are an undergraduate student, will then find your general education requirements.
 
Step 6.
Below this, you will find elective units.

NOTE: Although it's okay to take an elective course, we strongly recommend you focus primarily on major/program and general education requirements first. 

Too many elective units can have a negative effect on financial aid eligibility depending on your required major units of study.

Below this, you will find elective units.
 
Step 7.
Toward the bottom of your guide, you will see any preregistered courses.
 
Toward the bottom of your guide, you will see any preregistered courses.
 
* Double majors, with one degree objective (e.g. BA or BS), will see both programs on one screen.
* Double degrees students (e.g. BA and BS) will toggle between programs, using the "Degree" pull-down at the top.
* Explore if a Graduate program may be a better fit, once completing your Undergraduate Degree.
 
 
 
Go to and click "SA国际传媒视频" > Your Registration and Record > Degree Audit
 
Step 1.
Your Degree Audit, allows you to explore other possible programs (majors, minors, concentrations), or combinations of programs, through the "What-If" feature. Start by clicking "What-if".

NOTE: When using "What-if" you ARE NOT actually changing anything in your declared program of study.

* Undergraduates who want to make changes are urged to see their Student Success Coach and to complete a .

* Graduate students who desire to change their program, will most often need to contact Graduate Admissions.

Your Degree Audit, allows you to explore other possible programs (majors, minors, concentrations), or combinations of programs, through the "What-If" feature.  Start by click "What-if".
 
Step 2.
Then, click which campus learning format you would like to follow.
 
Then, click which campus learning format you would like to follow.
 
 
Step 3.
Click "Program" on the right and select the program you are interested in pursuing.
 
NOTE: Not all programs are offered in both Online and On Campus formats.
 
Click "Program" on the right and select the program you are interested in pursuing.
 
Step 4.
Then click any other program you might be interested in adding.

NOTE: Some majors have required concentrations or minors, but if yours doesn't, we would recommend you speak with your Student Success Coach and/or a Financial Aid counselor to see whether an optional concentration, minor or second major will be covered under financial aid.

Then click any other program you might be interested in adding.
 
In this case, the student selected Business as their program, and Business requires a concentration. The student selects "Real Estate Management".
 
In this case, the student selected Business as their program, and Business requires a concentration.  The student selects "Real Estate Management".
 
Step 5.
Click, "PROCESS"
 
Then clicks, "PROCESS"
 
Step 6.
A "What-if" audit is produced.
 
This audit allows the student to see what their program would look like if they decided to change to Business, with a Real Estate Management concentration. Here we see what the student's "Degree Progress" would be.
 
A "What-if" audit is produced.  This audit allows the student to see what their program would look like if they decided to change to Business, with a Real Estate Management concentration.  Here we see what the student's "Degree Progress" would be.
 
And what the student's remaining major requirements would look like. You will see, even though this student is not actually a Business major, they have completed Microeconomics.
 
And what the student's remaining major requirements would look like.  You will see, even though this student is not actually a Business major, they have completed Microeconomics.
 
Here's the Real Estate Management concentration the student is thinking about.
 
Here's the Real Estate Management concentration the student is thinking about.
 
NOTE: When using "What-if" you ARE NOT actually changing anything in your declared program of study. 

Before Getting Started:
 
  • Review Major Planning Guide and
  • If you have not already done so, you must complete the Composition sequence and enroll in  ENGL1130 then ENGL1230 or ENGL1130L/ENGL1130E then ENGL1230L/ENGL123OE until the sequence is complete.
  • A minimum of 12 units is needed for full-time status. The State of California recommends at least 15 units per semester to make steady progress toward degree completion.
  •  Students enrolled in 7+ units must take Chapel Convocation GNST0500 (General Studies)
  • Freshmen are required to enroll in First Year Experience, GNST1000 (General Studies)
  • Campus students are permitted to enroll in one online course per session. If this limit is exceeded administrative adjustments will be made.

 

Review the Academic Calendar for Registration Deadlines.

 
Step 1.
Enter , and click the "SA国际传媒视频" tab
 
Enter LancerLink and click the "SA国际传媒视频" tab
 
Step 2.
Click on "Your Registration and Record"
 
Click on "Your Registration and Record"
 
Step 3.
Click on "Registration"
 
Click on "Registration"
 
Step 4.
Click on "Register for Classes"
 
Click on "Register for Classes"
 
Step 5.
Click on "Select a term"
 
Click on "Select a term...
 
Step 6.
Pull down to the term you are wanting to complete your registration.
 
Reg Pic
 
Step 7.
Click on "Continue"
 
Click on Continue
 
Step 8.
In the "Subject" type in the course subject of the course you would like to add. 
 
Example: Engineering, Aviation, Social Work, Film
 
 If unsure of the course sublect reference the .
 
In LancerLink registration, be sure to remember, courses are now listed with four-lettered prefixes and four numbered suffixes (e.g. SOWK4010).
 
Step 9.
Click on the Subject area of the course. In this case, the student desires to add a "Social Work" course.
 
Click on the Subject area of the course.  In this case, the student desires to add a "Social Work" class.
 
Step 10.
Enter the course number. In this case, student hopes to add "4010" previously referred to as "401".
 
In LancerLink registration courses are now listed with four-lettered prefixes and four numbered suffixes by adding a zero to the end (e.g. SOWK4010).
 
Enter the course number.  In this case, student hopes to add "4010".
 
Step 11.
Click "Search"
 
Click "Search"
 
Step 12.
Click "Add"
 
Click "Add"
 
Step 13.
Click "Search Again"
 
Click "Search Again"
 
Step 14.
If adding another Social Work class, simply type the next course number.
 
If adding another Social Work class, simply type the next course number.
 
Step 15.
Click on "Search"
 
Click on Search
 
Step 16.
Click "Add"
 
Click on Add
 
 
Step 17.
Continue adding all classes until you have your tentative schedule
NOTE: Clicking "Add" does not actually add the class, but simply stages the class for enrollment.
 
Continue adding all classes until you have your tentative schedule (NOTE: Clicking "Add" does not actually add the class, but simply stages the class for enrollment.)
 
 
 
Click on Add
 
Step 18.
When you have registered for all the classes you would like to add, or have made any needed adjustments, click "Submit".
 
When you think you have registered all the classes you would like to add, or have made any needed adjustments you hope to make, click "Submit".
 
Step 19.
When "Submit" has been clicked, you will notice some classes that include "Registered" in green. These are classes that were successfully registered into.
 

Here, you can see several classes Registered. If, though, you see "Errors Preventing Registration", you will check the restriction, and/or speak with your Student Success Coach.

When "Submit" has been clicked, you will notice some classes that include "Registered" in green.  These are classes that were successfully registered into.
 
Step 20.
Note the reason the student was restricted.
 
Note the reason the student was restricted.
 
Step 21.
If you click on the course title, more information is provided.
 
If you click on the course title, more information is provided.
 
 
Step 22.
Click on Restrictions
 
Click on Restrictions
 
Step 23.
Note, section "C" only states Freshmen cannot add the class.
 
Note, section "C" only states Freshmen cannot add the class.
 
Step 24.
The student, though, is attempting to add section T2. Let's look at that one instead. Click the course title associated with that section.
 
The student, though, is attempting to add section T2.  Let's look at that one instead.  Click the course title associated with that section.
 
Step 25.
Click "Restrictions"
 
Click "Restrictions"
 
Step 26.
Make note of the restriction

For Applied Theology 1, Section T2, you need to be an Applied Theology major, which this student isn't. Therefore, the restriction we saw.

Make note of the restriction
 
Step 27.
While in "Class Details", you can make note of any Corequisites or Prerequisites as well.
 
While in "Class Details", you can make note of any Corequisites or Prerequisites as well.
 
Step 28.
Click "Close"
 
Click "Close"
 
Step 29.
Add a section without restrictions.
 
Add a section without restrictions.
 
Step 30.
Click "Submit" again.
 
Click "Submit" again.
 
Step 31.
Note, the class with restrictions was removed, and the class without restriction was added.
 
Note, the class with restrictions was removed, and the class without restriction was added.
 
 
Congratulations - You have completed your registration!
 

When registering be mindful of full time, three-quarter time, and half time enrollment statuses. It is recommended to enroll in 15-16 units per semester.

* Students enrolled in doctoral dissertation are considered full time also.

 

Once you are done adding your courses, we would encourage you to print or take a picture of your schedule for quick reference.

 

** To avoid Administrative Schedule Adjustments:

  • Ensure that you are enrolled in Chapel if you are registered for 7 or more units.
  • If a campus student, there is a limit of one online course per Session.
  • Enroll in ENGL1130 or ENGL1130E/L then ENGL1230 or ENGL1230E/L every semester until successfully completing the sequence.
  • Adjust schedule at the time that you no longer meet the Prerequisite for the course.

 

If you need any assistance, we would encourage you to connect with your Student Success Coach through their page by clicking "Start Here" and join them for office hours or schedule an appointment. If there are scheduling conflicts, please email your Student Success Coach directly with your availability.

Review the Academic Calendar for Registration Deadlines, paying close attention to the add/swap deadline.

 
 
Go to and click "SA国际传媒视频" tab
 
To swap a course you are enrolled in, start by going to LancerLink and click the "SA国际传媒视频" tab.
 
Step 1.
In the My Registration and Academic Record box, click "Your Registration and Record".
 
In the My Registration and Academic Record box, click "Your Registration and Record".
 
Step 2.
In your Student Profile, click "Registration".
 
In your Student Profile, click "Registration".
 
Step 3.
Then click "Register for Classes".
 
Then click "Register for Classes".
 
Step 4.
In the "Select a Term" pull-down, pull to the term in which you would like to swap classes.
 
In the "Select a Term" pull-down, pull to the term in which you would like to swap classes.
 
Step 5.
Then click "Continue".
 
Then click "Continue".
 
Step 6.
Search for the class or sections you would like to add instead.
 
Search for the class or sections you would actually like to add instead.
 
Step 7.
Review the list of available class sections.
 
Review the list of available course sections.
 
Step 8.
Click "Add" adjacent to the section you would like.
 
Click "Add" adjacent to the section you would like.
 
Step 9.
Click the "Action" pull-down adjacent to the section you do not want.
 
Click the "Action" pull-down adjacent to the section you do not want.
 
Step 10.
Pull to "Drop Course from Schedule with Refund".
 
Pull to "Drop Course from Schedule with Refund".
 
Step 11.
Check the "Conditional Add and Drop" box.
 
Check the "Conditional Add and Drop" box.
 
Step 12.
Click "Submit".
 
Click "Submit".
 
Step 13.
Review the "Schedule" and "Summary" sections to ensure the swap of classes is accurate.
 
Review the "Schedule" and "Summary" sections to ensure what you had hoped to do - swap classes - actually occurred.
 

 

Review the Academic Calendar for Registration Deadlines. 

Pay close attention to the last day to Drop (with refund) and the last day to Withdraw (no refund).

 
To drop or withdraw from a course, start by going to .
 
To drop or withdraw from a course, start by going to LancerLink.
 
Step 1.
Click "SA国际传媒视频"
 
Click "SA国际传媒视频"
 
Step 2.
Click "Your Registration and Record" in the My Registration and Academic Record box.
 
Click "Your Registration and Record" in the My Registration and Academic Record box.
 
Step 3.
In your Student Profile, click "Registration"
 
In your Student Profile, click "Registration"
 
Step 4.
Then, click "Register for Classes"
 
Then, click "Register for Classes"
 
Step 5.
In the "Select a Term" pull-down, pull to the term you are wanting to drop or withdraw a class.
 
In the "Select a Term" pull-down, pull to the term you are wanting to drop or withdraw a class.
 
Step 6.
Then click "Continue".
 
Then click "Continue".
 
Step 7.
On the "Action" pull-down, select the action you would like to take adjacent to the course you are dropping or withdrawing.
On the "Action" pull-down, select the action you would like to take adjacent to the course you are dropping or withdrawing.
 
Step 8.
Then click "Submit"
 
Then click "Submit"
 
Step 9.
In addition to ensuring adequate degree progress, it's important to remain mindful of units required in a number of areas, not the least of which are financial aid, housing and NCAA eligibility. See your Student Success Coach for more information.
 
** Once the last day to drop (with refund) has passed, this same process will result in a withdraw (no refund).

NOTE: Full semester drops/withdraws require that you connect with your Student Success Coach.

Registration Resources  

To help plan your schedule we recommend using the block schedule provided here. You may want to plan out your schedule on paper before actually enrolling in courses on InsideCBU. Click here to download the block schedule.

 

Block Schedule

To determine which General Education classes you might consider registering in you can view / download the Recommended Courses to Meet General Education Requirements list. For any General Education categories you wish to complete, we recommend only taking courses from this list. This list provides you with recommended competency courses, and lower and upper division general education offerings. You must have at least 30 units completed to take upper division courses.

General Education for Students in 2021 Catalog Year or Prior

Click here to download the Recommended GE list.
Click here to download the Recommended GE list for Engineering majors.
Click here to download the Recommended GE list for Construction Management majors.
Click here to download the Recommended GE list for Pre-Nursing / Nursing majors.

General Education for Students in 2022 Catalog Year or Later (SP26 & SU26 course codes)

 

General Education for Students in 2022 Catalog Year or Later (new LancerLink course codes)

Click here to download the Recommended GE list
Click here to download the Recommended GE list for Engineering majors
Click here to download the Recommended GE list for Construction Management majors
Click here to download the Recommended GE list for Pre-Nursing / Nursing majors
Challenging Your English or Math Placements
Your math and English placements were determined by any standardized test scores or transfer work submitted to CBU prior to admission.
 
If you believe you should be in a higher level math or English course, you can take a placement exam using the information provided here. 
 
Math Placement
What: Seek placement into a higher level
When: Anytime
Where: Anywhere you have a networked computer
How:  for instructions to create a Mobius account. You will then be able to purchase a login code with exam instructions.
 
Time: 30 to 45 minutes, depending upon course exam selected
Cost: $17.50
 
English Placement
Students must register into the class they were placed to complete their initial enrollment.
 
Placed into ENGL1130E?  
If your placement is the 4-unit ENGL1130E and you are currently enrolled in or have completed what you believe to be a college-level composition course, or if you have taken the AP Language and Composition exam, speak with your advisor.  Transfer courses and exam scores may affect placement.
 
If your placement is the 4-unit ENGL1130E and you submitted your SAT, ACT or CLT exam scores to CBU, then this is your placement.  You can challenge this placement by taking the English Placement Challenge exam offered by Modern Languages and Literature.  Contact Professor Jennifer Tronti at jtronti@calbaptist.edu.
 
If your placement is the 4-unit ENGL1130E and you did not submit SAT, ACT or CLT exam scores, this is your placement.  You are free to challenge this placement by taking the Accuplacer exam offered through the Office of Student Success at (951) 343-4349, and tutoring@calbaptist.edu. The Accuplacer exam is offered on all Wednesdays at 9 a.m. and 11 a.m. throughout the summer.
 
Placed into ENGL1130?
If your placement is ENGL1130 but you feel you should have been placed into ENGL1230, you can take a challenge exam prepared by the CBU Department of Modern Languages & Literature. Those interested in taking taking this exam, contact Dr. Erika Travis (etravis@calbaptist.edu).
 
Placed into ENGL1230?
If your placement is ENGL1230, this is the class in which you will need to register.  One cannot challenge out of ENGL1230.  Students who pass the challenge exam noted above will be permitted to register into ENGL1230. 
 
Additionally, any test scores, transfer work, or AP English Language and Composition scores submitted after initial registration may result in a change to your composition placement.  Notify your Student Success Coach if you are submitting additional transcripts or test scores.

Download the most up-to-date .

Students may appeal to take more than 18 units in a given semester by submitting an to their Student Success Coach (www.calbaptist.edu/FMSSC)

Students will be considered for overload if they have:

  1. A 3.0 cumulative GPA

  2. A minimum 3.0 session GPA in the preceding semester

  3. No outstanding incomplete course work

  4. Their status is sophomore, junior or senior and they are in good academic standing

Permission for overload is granted on a semester-by-semester basis. A desire to graduate early is, in itself, not sufficient reason to receive approval for academic overload. Students will pay current per unit rate for every unit above 18 units.

A student may take up to twelve (12) units of coursework on a 鈥渃redit/no credit鈥 basis in lieu of a letter grade. ENGL1130, ENGL1130E, ENGL1230, and ENGL1230E (English Composition) may not be taken on a 鈥渃redit/no credit鈥 basis, and not more than two (2) courses in general education may be taken on a 鈥渃redit/no credit鈥 basis.

Only one course may be taken per semester on a 鈥渃redit/no credit鈥 basis. All courses in the student鈥檚 major or minor field must be taken for a letter grade.

Students must choose this grading option during the Add/Drop Period. In order to receive credit for work completed on a 鈥渃redit/no credit鈥 basis, the work must be equivalent to a C- grade or better. The grade of 鈥渃redit鈥 does not affect the GPA calculations; a grade of 鈥渘o credit鈥 has the same effect on the GPA calculation as a failing grade.

The , and we would encourage you to speak with your Student Success Coach if you have any questions.

Directed Study is limited to those courses listed in the catalog and are part of the University鈥檚 regular curriculum. Independent Study is limited to original coursework not included in the University鈥檚 regular curriculum, and must include a course syllabus authored by the professor.

In addition to regular tuition, a per unit Directed/Independent Study fee is assessed to approved requests. Students petitioning for Directed/Independent Study must meet the following guidelines and not exceed limitations:

  • Only juniors and seniors are eligible for directed/independent study.
  • Only students who have a 3.0 or better grade point average are eligible for directed/independent study.
  • No student may take more than a total of four units of independent study or directed study in any given semester.
  • A form for directed/independent study may be obtained from Academic Advising. It must be completed with endorsement by the sponsoring faculty member and submitted to the Department Chair and University Registrar for approval.
  • A maximum of nine (9) units of directed study or independent study may be applied towards degree requirements.

The , and we would urge you to speak with your Student Success Coach if you have any questions.

The Alternative Chapel Program Application is an online application. If you have a Class Schedule Conflict, Work Schedule Conflict, Commuting Requirement, or Personal/Family Obligation you might be eligible for the online program.

Click here to access the Alternative Chapel Program Application.

Although Online undergraduate students typically take two online classes in the first session and two online classes in the second session of a semester, Campus students are limited to one online class in the first session and one online class in the second session. 

At times, Campus students might find online classes taught by Campus faculty.  In these cases, Campus students may be permitted to take more than one online class per session.  That said, we do not encourage first semester Campus freshman to take online classes, nor do we encourage students in certain programs, or students pursuing certain career paths to take specific classes in an online format. 

Please see your Student Success Coach if you have specific questions about online classes, or believe enrollment in an extra online class is needed.

Most often, Campus side graduate and doctoral students are precluded from taking required program courses in an online format.  Please see your Student Success Coach if you have specific questions.

For anyone interested in getting a headstart on their CBU master's degree, there's a process available for seniors who agree to certain terms and who have met certain criteria.  Check out more on the .

 

Contact Academic Advising

Email: advising@calbaptist.edu
Phone: (951) 343-4567
Fax: (951) 343-4650
Hours: Monday鈥揊riday, 8 a.m. to 5 p.m.

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