Plan a Student Schedule (PASS) is an online scheduling system that allows students to plan their schedules for the upcoming quarter. Create and sav...
The Edit feature is used to change the grading option of a class or change the unit value in a variable unit class.Students must make their credit...
Commonly called the “degree audit,” it indicates which requirements have been satisfied and which ones still must be completed.Directions for using...
Current students must change/update their address information through the portal ~ go to my.calpoly.edu. 1. Log on to my.calpoly.edu. 2. Click on t...
6. Access Schedule Builder to see what classes are offered. You can create/save multiple schedule options.
8. Use Degree Progress Report to verify which courses you have completed and which are yet to be satisfied for your degree requirements.
All waitlisted candidates will be notified of the final decision regarding their waitlist status by July 15.
If you are on the waitlist, you will be considered for admission again if there are any additional openings in your major. There are no ‘rankings’ on the waitlist, and only the application materials that were reviewed initially will be used in any waitlist decisions.
All first-year students are guaranteed housing, including those who were selected from the waitlist.
Your admission is major specific, and it is not possible to begin the process of changing your major until after you have completed your first quarter. At that time, you can contact the appropriate academic advising center to learn about your options.
If you are a CSU-eligible California resident who has been waitlisted or denied admission to Cal Poly, you may have the opportunity to be redirected to a non-impacted campus. The CSU will inform you of available campuses via email.
As it is impossible to predict future openings in specific major programs, we encourage you to give full consideration to your options at other institutions.
Enrolled in classes at Cal Poly without being absent more than two consecutive quarters (excluding summer term). Students on approved leaves of absence, Cal Poly Study Abroad or Exchange Programs are considered continuing students.
Degree Planner compliance enforcement has been suspended. Failing to log into Degree Planner during a term login window will NOT result in a delayed registration appointment. While Degree Planner compliance is suspended, no student will be assigned the Degree Planner Non-Compliant registration appointment.
First-time freshman, first-time transfer student from another college, or first term in a post baccalaureate program. (You do not qualify if you are a California resident aged 60 or older, a CSU intra-system visitor, or a transitory student who has been admitted for one term only.)
If you are in a program which qualifies you for Special Exceptions registration, confirm with your sponsor that your name and correct ID number have been submitted to the Office of the Registrar at least two weeks before registration begins.
Yes , students with disabilities ( prior approval required), special exceptions, and new students will still register first. The next group to register will be graduate students, then continuing undergraduates, and finally, any Degree Planner non-compliant students.
(2nd Bachelor's Student) Students that hold a bachelor's degree and admitted to pursue a second bachelor's degree or to enroll for professional development courses. Students fall under the same rules as other undergraduate students for honors and register as a New Student the first term and then as a Continuing Student.
Students attending Cal Poly on F-1 or J-1 visa standing must carry a minimum number of units per quarter. Undergraduate students are required to carry at least 12 units per quarter and graduate students a minimum of 8 units of 400- or 500-level coursework per quarter.
The Enrollment Appointment Schedule tells you when you will be allowed to register for the current term. Important information about Cal Poly registration is available online at the Office of the Registrar.
If you have questions about the classes that you should register for please contact your academic advisor or, if you are participating in a departmental exchange program, contact your Exchange Coordinator. If you don’t know who your exchange coordinator is, email [email protected].
Cal Poly Summer will provide a variety of undergraduate and graduate classes in 4 sessions for matriculated Cal Poly students. Students can take courses from all six of Cal Polyʼs colleges as well as those offered by Extended Education.
On-Campus summer housing in available for continuing Cal Poly students and newly admitted transfer students considering taking summer classes.
Summer classes are fast paced, quick learning courses. Great opportunity to get ahead!