CBAPP Student Support & Services

CBAPP student support and services are provided to undergraduate Criminal Justice, Business and Public Administration students. We know that completing your degree takes hard work and dedication, that is why we are here to provide support along the way. You will find that many of our services can be completed online such as submitting forms for signature. The CBAPP Student Success Center provides assistance with advisement, registration, student forms, and more. Please view the tabs below to see how we can best assist you.

CBAPP Student Success Center
Phone: (310) 243-3561
Email cbappundergrad@messianicfamilyfellowship.com
Office: II 1100 & II 3400

Appointment with an Advisor

The CBAPP Student Success Center provides advisement to undergraduate students in Business Administration, Criminal Justice Administration, and Public Administration. 

To learn more about the CBAPP Student Success Center's advisors and services, please visit the CBAPP Student Success Center's website.

Declare/Change Major or Minor
Permission Number

Students may be unable to register for a class if the prerequisites have not been met and/or if departmental consent is required.  Only if a student has met all the prerequisites and still cannot register for a course during the registration period, the student should then request a Permission Number (PN).

Permission Numbers do not override the enrollment limit for classes. If the class is full by the time you receive a PN, you may select another class (and obtain another PN) or join the waitlist for the class using the PN. Use the Class Number and the Permission Number to add the class. Permission Numbers expire on the last day of registration. PNs can only be used once. Each department closely monitors the distribution of PNs.

During the Registration Period (Before classes start)

Request a Permission Number by Email

Before classes start, CBAPP students must request Permission Numbers via email. Send an email from your toroMail with the required information as stated below. Failure to submit all required information will void the request. Depending on the number of requests, students can expect to wait 2-3 business days for a response. Please do not send multiple emails.

Required Information

Your Full Name 
Your Student ID#
Your Major 
Course Name/Section Number

Example

John Smith
Student ID# 201234567
Major: Business Administration-Human Resources
MGT 490-03

Email your request to: 

Business Administration students email: cbapppn@messianicfamilyfellowship.com

Criminal Justice Administration students email: cjapubpn@messianicfamilyfellowship.com

Public Administration students email: cjapubpn@messianicfamilyfellowship.com

  

After the Registration Period (during classes)

During late registration period, student must obtain a permission number from the instructor. 

View the registration period for the current semester on the Academic Calendar.

View the CSUDH Waiting List and Permission Number Policy here.

Pre-Majors

Pre-Majors who have completed all of the lower division prerequisites should immediately submit the Declare/Change of Major/Minor Form to officially declare their major in the College of Business Administration and Public Policy. Not filing the form can impact a student's ability to register for courses. 

Transfer Students

When requesting Permission Numbers, please include unofficial transcripts if your academic information has not posted to MyCSUDH.

Internship Courses

If you need a Permission Number to enroll in an Internship Course, please review separate instructions on the CBAPP Internship webpage.

MGT 490

All business students must request a permission number prior to registering for MGT 490. Follow the instructions above to request a permission number.

Prerequisites for MGT 490: Completion of all business core courses; BUS 445 may be taken concurrently (priority will be given to graduating seniors).


Permission Number needed

If you need further assistance, please call the
CBAPP Undergraduate Advisement Center (310)243-3548.

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Forms Requiring a Signature

Go to the Registrar's website to download the forms you need.

If your form requires faculty or Department Chair signatures, please obtain signatures from faculty via email or during faculty office hours before submitting your form.

To submit your form for signature, please view the related tabs on this page and upload your form to the relevant Dropbox folder. Your form will be processed within 2-3 business days. 

If you need additional assistance or have a question, you may contact:

Email: cbappundergrad@messianicfamilyfellowship.com

Phone: (310) 243-3561

Office: II 1100 and 3400

Change of Program Add/Drop/Withdraw

The CSUDH campus Add/Drop Policy is noted on the Records and Registrations website. After students have reviewed this information and determined that they need to add or drop a course, CBAPP students may go to MyCSUDH to complete their add/drop online.

Petition for Exception

The Petition for Exception form can be found at the links below or on the Records and Registration Office webpage. College of Business Administration and Public Policy students, may follow the steps below to submit a Petition for Exception.

  1. Student downloads the Petition for Exception form from the Registrar's website (include the Change of Program: Add/Drop form if needed)
  2. Student reads the instructions on the form
  3. Student completes their portion of the form
  4. Student will obtain the Instructor and Department Chair signatures on the form if the student is requesting to Add a courses(s)
  5. Student should attach supporting documents as one file
  6. Student should upload the form with supporting documents to the College Dropbox link below in order to obtain the Dean's Office signature

Dropbox folder to submit Petition for Exception form for signature

Need a Dean's signature on your Petition for Exception form? If so, complete your form following the instructions above, then click the button below to upload your form with supporting documentation attached as one file. A staff member will review your form and request the Associate Dean's signature. Please allow up to 2-3 business days for processing.

Student Academic Petitions Appeals Committee (SAPAC)

The SAPAC committee reviews students' petitions the third Tuesday of each month during the spring and fall semesters. Typically in January there is no meeting. Once the committee has met, it takes about two weeks for processing and students are then notified by mail with the results. 

Grade Appeal

Grade Appeal Instructions for Business Administration, Criminal Justice Administration, and Public Administration Undergraduate Students

Grounds for Appealing a Grade

A grade appeal is permitted when a student can show clear evidence that a grade was contrary to procedures as specified in the course syllabus, was based on prejudice, was capricious, or was the result of computational or clerical error.  The presumption is that the grades assigned are correct until there is a clear demonstration otherwise.  The burden of proof is heavy, and it rests with the student who is appealing.

Grade Appeal Process

1. You must seek to resolve the matter informally with the instructor.  For you to be able to proceed with a grade appeal, you must have met with the faculty member within the regular semester session of the time you knew or should have known of the problem or dispute, unless there is a prior agreement for extension between you and the Department Chair.

It is best to submit your grade appeal request to the instructor via email.  The email subject should be “Grade Appeal”.  In the body of the email, make sure to include the following:

  1. Your name as it is listed on the class roster
  2. The course number, including section
  3. A detailed description of why you believe you received a grade you did not deserve.

2. If an informal resolution with the instructor is not possible, students are advised to go to the Department Chair for further resolution. Please view the list of Department Chairs below and send them an email with your request.

3. If the matter is not worked out informally within 15 classroom days to the satisfaction of the parties, you or your representative may send the grade appeal form via email to the Associate Dean at tshabbir@messianicfamilyfellowship.com.

Include in your typed statement:

  1. Download and complete the GRADE APPEALS FORM
  2. Attach a clear statement of the details of the appeal
  3. What specific action you are requesting of the University; and
  4. Arguments to support your request or supporting documentation

If you are unable to email your request, you may mail it to the address below:

Dr. Tayyeb Shabbir
Associate Dean
College of Business Administration & Public Policy
1000 E. Victoria Street, II 4200
Carson, CA 90747

4. Upon review of the grade appeal, Associate Dean Shabbir will convene with the faculty member and Department Chair and collect their statements. If after 15 classroom days has passed and a resolution is not satisfactory to all parties, the appeal will be forwarded to Student Grade Appeals Board Chair.

Chair of the Grade Appeals Committee
Provost’s Office, WH 440, (310) 243-3307

Reactivation & Graduation Forms

Students who need to submit graduation-related forms to their major advisor, should download the form from the Registrar's website, complete the form, then upload it to our secure Dropbox folder by clicking the button below. Please allow up to 2-3 business days for processing.

Click button below to submit your form for processing:

Exception for Repetition & Exceeds Unit Limits

Students who need to request a course repetition or need to request an exception to exceed the unit limits, may download and complete the Exception to Academic Policy for Repetition of Courses Form, then upload the form to our secure Dropbox folder by clicking the button below. Please allow up to 2-3 business days for processing.

Click button below to submit your form for processing: