This team, the Health Equity and Advocacy Task Force, will provide staff trainings and updates to departmental policies reflecting our commitment to social justice. Student Wellness stands in solidarity with our Black students, faculty, and staff against systemic racism.Īs systemic racism is not just a social pandemic, but a health one as well, our department has created an interdisciplinary team to assess critical health equity issues as they relate to our quality of care. While our services support the health needs of all students, we want to specifically acknowledge our support for the Black Lives Matter movement at this critical time in our nation’s history. Follow us at Student Wellness have been closely following the anti-Black violence happening across our nation. Visit our Pharmacy page for updates about our medication policies.ĭaily postings and stories are available on our Instagram page. Please schedule an appointment through the Titan Health Portal. Health Services is currently providing testing for COVID-19. PLEASE CALL US TO CONFIRM HOURS OF OPERATION AND APPOINTMENT AVAILABILITY AS IT MAY CHANGE DUE TO COVID-19. Students with in-person appointments must wear a mask to the health center. Health Services is open, but by appointments only (NO WALK-IN). HS is fully accredited by the Accreditation Association of Ambulatory Health Care.

Students are encouraged to be a partner in their health and health care and to engage in conversations with their health care providers about treatment options and alternatives, effective prevention techniques and strategies, and appropriate testing, results and medications. To the advising page for contact information.Health Services (HS) is the organization responsible for the health care of the students on campus. Open University student enrolled into any in-person or hybrid course section from the CSUF schedule of degree courses. Self-attestation is required every semester. High School students are required to reach out to one of the OU Advisors first beforeĬonsidering adding any courses through the Open University Enrollment process. Since you are in one of the following programs, self-attestation is required to meet the CSUF COVID-19 requirements. Meet all of the requirements for transfer admission. If a student completes college-level course after high school graduation… and prior to being admitted as a college student, the studentĭoes have to apply as a future undergraduate transfer student in the CSU system and Students that completeĬollege-level courses prior to high school completion are still eligible to applyĪs a first-time freshman in the CSU system. School and school district possibilities first, to meet such requirements. Students should exhaust all of their high Students should not enroll into college-level courses, at the four-year university level, to meet high school level requirements. Often these subjects fall in the Math and Science areas. Of high school (11th grade) and there be a specific academic need or purpose to take a course at the four-year university level, such as the student has exhausted all possible options for a specific subject areaĪt the high school level. Currently, it is recommended a student complete at least one’s junior year Of overall grades and appropriate AP scores are also required for specific course

In general, high school students need permission from an OU Advisor and a specificĪcademic department to be allowed to enroll into any college-level course. Eligibility to enroll into college-level courses at a four-year university is determined by each campus.

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