Program Overview

California Cross Enrollment Program

The California Cross Enrollment program allows undergraduate CSUN students to enroll, on a space-available basis, in one course each academic term at a University of California campus or participating campuses in the California Community Colleges system. The program allows approved students to cross enroll without formal admission or additional tuition fees. Financial aid is determined by the home campus, CSUN. To participate, students must be approved through CSUN's Records and Registration office.

Guidelines

If you are enrolling at CSUN and a University of California or community college campus, you will not be charged additional course enrollment fees. However, host campuses may charge a $10 administration fee each term. Once you have been approved for the program, you will need to provide proof of enrollment from the host campus to the Financial Aid & Scholarship Department at CSUN. Your financial aid will then be adjusted to include the units for one course taken at the host campus.

To properly apply for the program, follow the steps below:

• Apply and receive approval from Records and Registration to the Cross Enrollment program.
• Ensure Admissions and Records notifies the Financial Aid & Scholarship Department of your cross-enrollment student status.
• Apply for financial aid using Cal State Northridge's federal school code.
• Submit all documents requested by the Financial Aid & Scholarship Department.
• Meet satisfactory academic progress requirements.

Financial Aid and Scholarship Department

The Financial Aid and Scholarship Department is responsible for determining financial aid for students participating in the California Cross Enrollment program. Students must apply for financial aid and submit all required documents to the department. The department will then adjust the student's financial aid to include the units taken at the host campus.

Special Groups

The California Cross Enrollment program is one of several special groups served by the Financial Aid and Scholarship Department. Other special groups include:

• Credential Students
• DREAM Students
• Graduate Students
• International Students
• Intrasystem and Concurrent Visitors
• National Student Exchange
• Resident Assistants
• Student Veterans
• Study Abroad