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CSUDH reviews each applicant’s record thoroughly during the admissions process. The admission decision is based on objective data: each applicant's self-reported academic qualifications on the application for admission official transcripts, and test scores (AP, IB or CLEP). Denials can occur based on self-reported information or after the submission of official transcripts, and/or test scores (AP, IB or CLEP).
If you believe you met the admission requirements based on your self-reported academic information on your admissions application or believe you were denied admission in error, you may appeal the admission decision.
Before submitting an admissions appeal review the admissions criteria by clicking on the appropriate link below:
Per Assembly Bill 670, Section 89030.7, you are allowed one appeal per academic term and must be submitted within fifteen days of receipt of the denied admission email.
All appeals should include the following:
• The following applies to all appeals:
For the appeal committee to render an appropriate decision, the appeal packet must be complete. Incomplete packets will NOT be considered or returned; they will be denied and cannot be resubmitted. All decisions by the Appeals Committee are final and non-negotiable.
Graduate students who have questions regarding their admissions decision should reach out to their Graduate Studies Department.
Currently, we are no longer accepting appeals for late applications. This type of appeal must be submitted within 30 days of the application filing period closing. We encourage you to apply during the next available term.
All appeal decisions will be made as space becomes available and will be reflected on your Campus Account at My.CSUDH.edu.You will receive a response within 7-14 business days after all appeal documents have been received. Appeal decisions will be communicated to you via the email account on your admission application. Please make sure you check all spam or junk folders to ensure you do not miss this email.
If the appeal is approved, you are responsible for meeting all deadlines and other obligations that pertain to the desired admission term. An appeal is only considered once, and the decision rendered is final. If any deadlines are missed or the admission requirements are not met, keep in mind that an additional appeal cannot be submitted for the same academic term.