OFFICE OF THE PROVOST

1
OFFICE OF THE PROVOST AND VICE PRESIDENT FOR
ACADEMIC AFFAIRS CALIFORNIA STATE
UNIVERSITY, BAKERSFIELD
Roadrunner Resources for Undergraduate
Success and High-Achievement ( RUSH-A )
1
2
california state university, bakersfield
CSUB A Bit of History 1965 - California State
College, Bakersfield, created as the 19th campus
of the California State University and Colleges
system 375 - acre campus at the western edge of
Bakersfield, surrounded primarily by oil pumps
and fields for cotton, corn, and sorghum 1967 -
Dr. Paul F. Romberg appointed as the first
president Fall 1970 CSCB opened with 800
full-time equivalent students, 70 instructors,
and 11 buildings 1974 - Dr. Jacob P. Frankel
appointed as the second president 1983 - Dr.
Tomás A. Arciniega appointed as the third
president 1987 - campus redesignated California
State University, Bakersfield
orientation
2
Roadrunner Resources for Undergraduate Success
and High-Achievement (RUSH-A)
3
california state university, bakersfield
CSUB Today The California State University is
now a 23-campus system 375-acre campus is now in
the center of southwest Bakersfield, one of the
largest growing population areas of the
region Fall 2003 - 6,926 full-time equivalent
students, 515 faculty, and 35 buildings/facilities
(not including dormitories or modular
buildings) 2004 - Fourth president appointed,
Dr. Horace Mitchell
orientation
3
Roadrunner Resources for Undergraduate Success
and High-Achievement (RUSH-A)
4
california state university, bakersfield
CSUB The Students (as of Fall 2003) 6,926
full-time equivalent students or 7,924 individual
students Level 74 Undergrad 26 Post-bac
or Graduate Time Base 73 Full-time 27
Part-time Gender 66 Female 34
Male Ethnicity 49.4 White 27.8
Mexican-American 5.6 Other Latino
7.2 African-American 6.3
Asian/Asian-American 1.6 American Indian
1.9 Non-Resident Alien 9.7
Unknown Age Undergraduate Mean 25 Median
23 Postbac/Graduate Mean 35 Median 33
orientation
4
Roadrunner Resources for Undergraduate Success
and High-Achievement (RUSH-A)
5
california state university, bakersfield
CSUB The Faculty (as of Fall 2003) 515 total
faculty Categories 474 (92.0) Instructional
27 ( 5.2) Coaches 11 (
2.1) Librarians 3 ( 0.6)
Counselors Level of 474 Instructional
Faculty 297 (62.7) Tenured/Tenure-Track 177
(37.3) Lecturers Rank of the 297
Tenured/Tenure-Track 104 (35.0) Professor
60 (20.2) Associate Professor 133
(44.8) Assistant Professor Gender 127
(42.8) Females 170 (57.2) Males for
T/T-T 106 (59.9) Females 71 (40.1) Males
for Lecturers Ethnicity 406 (78.8) White
42 ( 8.2) Asian/Asian-American 27 (
5.2) Mexican-American/Other Latino 21 (
4.1) African-American 2 ( 0.4)
American Indian 17 ( 3.3) Unknown
orientation
5
Roadrunner Resources for Undergraduate Success
and High-Achievement (RUSH-A)
6
california state university, bakersfield
Campus Map
Dore Theatre
Library
Music
N
Dorms
Education
Dorothy Donahoe Hall
Admissions/Fin Aid
Bookstore
Science
orientation
Nursing
Police
Children's Center
PE/Gym
Business Development Center
Health Center
Parking
Icardo Center
6
Roadrunner Resources for Undergraduate Success
and High-Achievement (RUSH-A)
7
california state university, bakersfield
CSUB The Academic Calendar 10-Week Quarter
Calendar 4-Day Final Exam Period Fall
Quarter Early September Mid-November Winter
Quarter Early January Mid-March Spring
Quarter Late March/Early April
Mid-June Summer Quarter Late June Early August
orientation
7
Roadrunner Resources for Undergraduate Success
and High-Achievement (RUSH-A)
8
california state university, bakersfield
CSUB Requirements for the Baccalaureate
Degree Total Units Required 180 Quarter
Units Note 1 Semester Unit 1.5 Quarter
Units Upper-Division Units 60 Quarter
Units Residency Units 45 Quarter Units 36
as Upper-Division 18 as Upper-Division in
Major General Education 52-68 Quarter Units
Lower-Division 12-15 Quarter Units
Upper-Division Note Upper-Division units
must be completed in residence and only when
Upper-Division status
orientation
8
Roadrunner Resources for Undergraduate Success
and High-Achievement (RUSH-A)
9
california state university, bakersfield
CSUB Requirements for the Baccalaureate Degree
(continued) American Institutions U. S.
History American, State, Local
Government Gender, Race, Ethnicity Note Can
be part of major or minor, but NOT General
Education Foreign Language Proficiency Graduatio
n Writing Assessment Requirement (GWAR) Note
Must be completed only when Upper-Division
status GPA 2.0 for all course work
completed 2.0 for all CSUB course work
completed 2.0 for all Major course work 2.0 for
all Minor course work (primarily for BA)
orientation
8.2
Roadrunner Resources for Undergraduate Success
and High-Achievement (RUSH-A)
10
california state university, bakersfield
Note to First-Time Freshman Students 4-Year
Degree Pledge--guarantee to complete
baccalaureate degree in 4 years 1-Exemption
from or passed EPT for English ELM for Math
2-Meet with academic advisor every term
3-Be a full-time student every term
4-Maintain GPA of 2.0 or higher Only for
First-Time Freshman students
orientation
9
Roadrunner Resources for Undergraduate Success
and High-Achievement (RUSH-A)
11
california state university, bakersfield
CSUB Note to Transfer Students from California
Community College, other CSU, or UC Catalog
Rights 1. CSUB catalog at time student started
continuous enrollment at California Community
College, CSU, or UC 2. CSUB catalog at time
student transferred to CSUB and maintained
continuous enrollment 3. CSUB catalog at time
student graduates from CSUB Certification of
General Education (separate from official
transcript) 1. Full certification of
Lower-Division General Education (57 quarter
units) 2. Partial certification for completion
of given AreaA, B, C, D 3. Intersegmental
General Education Transfer Curriculum (IGETC)
satisfies Lower-Division General Education
orientation
10
Roadrunner Resources for Undergraduate Success
and High-Achievement (RUSH-A)
12
california state university, bakersfield
CSUB Baccalaureate Degrees Two Types of
Baccalaureate Degrees Bachelor of Arts (BA),
requires Minor outside of Major program (another
discipline or interdisciplinary minor) Bachelor
of Science (BS), requires lower-division
cognates Both Baccalaureate Degrees require a
Senior Seminar, a capstone course for each
Major program
orientation
11
Roadrunner Resources for Undergraduate Success
and High-Achievement (RUSH-A)
13
california state university, bakersfield
CSUB The Academic Structure Four Academic
Schools Business Public Administration
(BPA) Education Humanities Social Sciences
(HSS) Natural Sciences Mathematics (NSM)
orientation
12
Roadrunner Resources for Undergraduate Success
and High-Achievement (RUSH-A)
14
california state university, bakersfield
CSUB - Business Public Administration
(BPA) Dean Dr. Henry Lowenstein, BDC 130A,
664-2157 Student Center Mr. Thomas Mishoe, BDC
121A, 664-3099 Baccalaureate Degrees BS in
Business Administration BA in Public
Administration Departments Finance
Accounting Management Marketing Public
Policy Administration (PPA)
orientation
13
Roadrunner Resources for Undergraduate Success
and High-Achievement (RUSH-A)
15
california state university, bakersfield
CSUB Education Dean Dr. Kurtis Guaglianone,
EDUC 124, 664-2219 Baccalaureate Degrees BA in
Child, Adolescent, Family Studies BS in
Physical Education Kinesiology Departments Chi
ld, Adolescent, Family Studies
(CAFS) Physical Education Kinesiology
(PEAK) Advanced Ed. Studies(Graduate/Credentia
l) Teacher Education (Graduate/Credential) S
pecial Education (Graduate/Credential)
orientation
14
Roadrunner Resources for Undergraduate Success
and High-Achievement (RUSH-A)
Roadrunner Resources for Undergraduate Success
and High-Achievement (RUSH-A)
16
california state university, bakersfield
CSUB - Humanities Social Sciences (HSS) Dean
Dr. Marla Iyasere, DDH B104, 664-2221 Baccalaurea
te Degrees BA in all Major programs (see
below) BS in Economics Departments Liberal
Studies Art Music Theatre Communicati
ons English History Modern Languages
Literatures Philosophy Religious
Studies Criminal Justice Economics
(includes Environmental Resource
Mgt) Political Science Psychology Sociolo
gy Anthropology Social Work (Graduate MSW
only) Pre-Professional Program Pre-Law
orientation
15
Roadrunner Resources for Undergraduate Success
and High-Achievement (RUSH-A)
17
california state university, bakersfield
CSUB Natural Sciences Mathematics (NSM) Dean
Dr. Thomas Meyer, SCI 102, 664-3450 Baccalaurea
te Degrees BS in all Major programs (see
below) BA in Natural
Sciences Departments Biology Chemistry
Physics Geology Computer
Science Mathematics Nursing Pre-Professi
onal Programs Pre-Engineering, Pre-Medicine,
Pre-Pharmacy, Pre-Vet Medicine
orientation
16
Roadrunner Resources for Undergraduate Success
and High-Achievement (RUSH-A)
18
california state university, bakersfield
CSUB Cooperative Baccalaureate Degree
Programs Communicative Disorders Deaf
Studies BA with CSU Fresno Engineering BS
with CSU Fresno or CSU Northridge
orientation
17
Roadrunner Resources for Undergraduate Success
and High-Achievement (RUSH-A)
19
california state university, bakersfield
CSUB Key Contact Points for First-Time
Students Admissions Records 1. Dr. Homer
Montalvo, Associate Vice President for Student
Affairs 2. Dr. Kendyl Magnuson, Associate
Director for Adm. Records Financial Aid 1. Dr.
Steve Herndon, Division Director for Financial
Aid 2. Mr. John
Casdorph, Associate Director for Financial
Aid Academic Advising Information Center
(AAIC) 1. Mr. David Cisneros, Director for AAIC

2. Ms. Cynthia Quintanilla, Associate Director
for AAIC 3. Ms.
Juana Rangel-Escobedo, Intensive Learning
Experience Programs Undergraduate
Studies 1. Dr. Edwin H. Sasaki, Interim Vice
President for Academic Affairs Dean for
Undergraduate Studies
2. Ms. Paula
Miser, Assistant to the AVP

orientation
18
Roadrunner Resources for Undergraduate Success
and High-Achievement (RUSH-A)
20
california state university, bakersfield
CSUB Key Contact Points for First-Time Students
(continued) Helen Louise Hawk Honors Program
(for Qualified Honors-Level Students) 1.
Dr. Michael Flachmann, Hawk Honors Program
Director 2. Ms. Linda Dirkse, Hawk Honors
Program Assistant 3. Hawk Honors Lounge

RoadRunner Advising Fellows Program (for
Undeclared Students) 1. Mr. David Cisneros,
Director for AAIC 2. Ms. Angela Guadian,
Program Coordinator for Title V RoadRunner
Mentoring Fellows Program (for
First-in-the-Family University Students) 1.
Dr. Isabel Sumaya, Program Director 2. Ms.
Angela Guadian, Program Coordinator for Title V
orientation
18.2
Roadrunner Resources for Undergraduate Success
and High-Achievement (RUSH-A)
21
california state university, bakersfield
CSUB Academic Support Services Tutoring
Other Academic Support Activities Academic
Advancement Center SA 130 College
Assistance Migrant Program (CAMP) Upward Bound
MB III Educational Opportunity Program
(EOP) SA 135 Math Engineering Science
Achievement (MESA) MB III One-Stop Academic
Success and Integrated Services (OASIS) Center,
Writing Center and referral to Math Tutoring
Center AE 23 Student Achievement, Academic,
Retention Program (STAAR) - AE 102
orientation
19
Roadrunner Resources for Undergraduate Success
and High-Achievement (RUSH-A)
22
california state university, bakersfield
CSUB Academic Support Services
(Continued) Community Service, Internships,
Career Exploration/Planning Career Development
Center CAF 102 Community Service Programs
MB I International Students Programs,
including Foreign Exchange Programs International
Students Programs Office MB II Intensive
English Language Center MB II Military
Veterans Veterans Office SA 108 Students with
Disabilities Services for Students with
Disabilities SA 140
orientation
19.2
Roadrunner Resources for Undergraduate Success
and High-Achievement (RUSH-A)
23
california state university, bakersfield
CSUB Academic Support Services
(continued) Medical Psychological
Well-Being Psychological Counseling Health
Center Health/Medical Services Health
Center Testing CSU English Math Placement
and National Admission Matriculation
Tests Testing Office Health Center Development
al Activities Daycare for 2-5-Year Old Children
of CSUB Students, Faculty, Staff Childrens
Center
orientation
19.3
Roadrunner Resources for Undergraduate Success
and High-Achievement (RUSH-A)
24
california state university, bakersfield
CSUB Class Levels Freshman - less than 45
quarter units Sophomore - 45 quarter units, but
less than 90 units Junior - 90 quarter units,
but less than 135 units Senior - 135 or more
quarter units
orientation
20
Roadrunner Resources for Undergraduate Success
and High-Achievement (RUSH-A)
25
california state university, bakersfield
Declaring a Major Students are encouraged to
declare a Major upon application for admission to
the University Students are strongly encouraged
to declare a Major after completion of 45 quarter
units, i.e., achieving sophomore
standing Students are required to declare a
Major after completion of 90 quarter units, i.e.,
achieving junior standing
orientation
21
Roadrunner Resources for Undergraduate Success
and High-Achievement (RUSH-A)
26
california state university, bakersfield
Academic Advising and Registration for
Classes Advising Assigned Faculty Advisor (for
students declaring a Major) -Roadrunner
Academic Advising Fellows (for students NOT
yet declaring a Major) -Roadrunner
Intensive Learning Experience (ILE) Program
Advisor (for students requiring developmental
courses in English and/or Mathematics)
-Hawk Honors Advisors (for students accepted
to the Helen Hawk Honors Program)
-EOP and CAMP Advisors (for students accepted to
EOP or CAMP, respectively) Early
Registration for New Students Roadrunner RUSH-A
Orientations Early Registration for Continuing
Students 6th 7th week of each academic term
orientation
22
Roadrunner Resources for Undergraduate Success
and High-Achievement (RUSH-A)
27
california state university, bakersfield
Considerations for Selecting Courses The
Golden Four Basic Skills Courses 1. GE A1
Speaking and Listening (completed within first
60 units) 2. GE A2 Writing and
Research (completed within first 45 units)
3. GE A3 Writing-Intensive Critical Thinking
Logical Reasoning (completed within first 60
units) 4. GE B4 Mathematics (completed
within first 75 units) Note These four courses
must be completed with a grade of C (2.0) or
better
orientation
23
Roadrunner Resources for Undergraduate Success
and High-Achievement (RUSH-A)
28
california state university, bakersfield
Considerations for Selecting Courses
(Continued) Developmental Courses in English and
Math (needed to qualify for GE A2 and GE B4)
1. Start in Summer prior to beginning of Fall
term 2. Complete all developmental courses
in first-year at CSUB (3
quarters) 3. Failure to complete
developmental courses in first-year
will result in an administrative leave student
will NOT be allowed to register for
additional courses at the university
until developmental course(s) completed
orientation
23.2
Roadrunner Resources for Undergraduate Success
and High-Achievement (RUSH-A)
29
california state university, bakersfield
Considerations for Selecting Courses
(continuation) Course Numbering System
lt100 - Does NOT carry university credit
100 - Primarily Freshman students 200 -
Primarily for Sophomore students, but
advanced Freshman students may enroll
300 - Primarily for Junior students, but
advanced Sophomore students may enroll
400 - Primarily for Senior students, but
advanced Junior students may enroll
500 - Primarily for Graduate students, but
advanced Senior students may enroll
600 - Limited to Graduate students
orientation
23.3
Roadrunner Resources for Undergraduate Success
and High-Achievement (RUSH-A)
30
california state university, bakersfield
Considerations for Selecting Courses
(continuation) Lecture/discussion courses
usually 5 quarter units and meet 5 hours per
week, either 2 times (T Th or M W) or 3 times
(M, W, F) Note an academic hour 50
minutes Laboratory-based courses usually have an
additional 1 or 2 lab periods each lab period is
usually 3 hours Faculty expectations
regarding out-of-class preparation time is 3
hours outside of class for each 1 hour in class
orientation
23.4
Roadrunner Resources for Undergraduate Success
and High-Achievement (RUSH-A)
31
california state university, bakersfield
Being a Full-Time CSUB Student 12 units is
considered full-time for the following
purposes 1. Financial Aid 2.
Intercollegiate Athletics 3. Veterans
Benefits 4. Insurance Benefits 16 17
units is considered normal course load for
full-time studentsthree (3) 5-unit courses, or
15 units, plus 1- or 2- additional units (such as
General Studies, physical education activities,
music/theatre performance, etc.)
orientation
24
Roadrunner Resources for Undergraduate Success
and High-Achievement (RUSH-A)
32
california state university, bakersfield
Taking Course Load Greater Than 17 Units NOT
allowed for first-time students at CSUB Students
with CSUB GPA below 2.5 usually NOT allowed to
enroll in more than 17 units, i.e., NOT allowed
any course overload Students with CSUB GPA
above 2.5, but below 3.5, must have petition for
course overload up to 20 units approved by
School Dean normally will NOT be allowed to take
more than 20 units Students with CSUB GPA above
3.5 may take course overload in excess of 17
units WITHOUT petition
orientation
25
Roadrunner Resources for Undergraduate Success
and High-Achievement (RUSH-A)
33
california state university, bakersfield
Considerations for Adding Classes (after term
begins) 1st week of classes use WEB, unless
instructor signature is required 2nd 3rd week
of classes Add Form with instructor signature
filed with Records Office After 3rd week
adding classes NOT allowed
orientation
26
Roadrunner Resources for Undergraduate Success
and High-Achievement (RUSH-A)
34
california state university, bakersfield
Considerations for Dropping Classes (after term
begins) STUDENTS RESPONSIBILITY to withdraw
from or drop classes Note Only for selected
instructor-initiated drop courses are students
administratively dropped for non-attendance 1st,
2nd, 3rd week of classes use WEB 4th, 5th,
6th, 7th week of classes 1. Serious
compelling reasons only 2. Drop Form w/
instructor signature filed at Records
Office After 7th week of classes withdrawal
from the university for the term
orientation
27
Roadrunner Resources for Undergraduate Success
and High-Achievement (RUSH-A)
35
california state university, bakersfield
Understanding CSUB Grading Symbols Letter
Grades A 4.0 (Excellent) A - 3.7
B 3.3 B 3.0 (Good) B
- 2.7 C 2.3 C 2.0 (Average)
C - 1.7 D 1.3 D 1.0
(Passing) D - 0.7 F 0.0 (Failing)
orientation
28
Roadrunner Resources for Undergraduate Success
and High-Achievement (RUSH-A)
36
california state university, bakersfield
Understanding CSUB Grading Symbols
(continued) Other Grade Symbols AU Audit
(no impact on GPA no units for graduation)
CR Credit (no impact on GPA units for
graduation) NC No Credit (no impact on
GPA no units for
graduation) I Incomplete (must be
formally requested by
Student must be cleared within one quarter)
IC Incomplete Charged (failure to clear
incomplete within
one-quarter time limit calculated in GPA
as F)
orientation
28.2
Roadrunner Resources for Undergraduate Success
and High-Achievement (RUSH-A)
37
california state university, bakersfield
Understanding CSUB Grading Symbols
(continued) Other Grade Symbols
RD Report Delayed (instructor has not yet
reported grades no
impact on GPA) RP Report in Progress
(primarily for senior theses,
directed research, and independent study
must be cleared before
graduation) WU Unauthorized Withdrawal
(failure to file a formal
drop request for a course student is no longer
attending calculated
in GPA as F)
orientation
28.3
Roadrunner Resources for Undergraduate Success
and High-Achievement (RUSH-A)
38
california state university, bakersfield
CSUB Assistance for Academic Success Roadrunner
Combined Summer Academic Preparation Program (for
students planning to start CSUB in Fall term)
1-Summer Bridge 2-Educational Opportunity
Program (EOP) 3-College Assistance Migrant
Program (CAMP) 4-Jump-Start for
Math Roadrunner Academic Advising Fellows
Program (for students not yet declaring a
Major) Roadrunner Mentoring Fellows Program (for
first-in-the-family university students) General
Studies Courses (especially for students in their
1st year at CSUB) 1-Introduction/Orientation
2-Personal Identity/Growth 3-Skills
Development
orientation
29
Roadrunner Resources for Undergraduate Success
and High-Achievement (RUSH-A)
39
california state university, bakersfield
CSUB Assistance for Academic Success
(continued) General Studies Courses
Introduction/Orientation 1. Gen St 118
Making It in College 2. Gen St 121
Introduction to University Studies 3. Gen St
160 Orientation to CSUB
orientation
29.2
Roadrunner Resources for Undergraduate Success
and High-Achievement (RUSH-A)
40
california state university, bakersfield
CSUB Assistance for Academic Success
(continued) General Studies Courses Personal
Identity/Growth 1. Gen St 129 Women,
Self-Esteem, Academic Success 2. Gen St
138 Math Anxiety Reduction Group 3. Gen St
140 Educating Women on Campus 4. Gen St 157
Advancing Academic Confidence 5. Gen St 162
Coping with Math Anxiety
orientation
29.3
Roadrunner Resources for Undergraduate Success
and High-Achievement (RUSH-A)
41
california state university, bakersfield
CSUB Assistance for Academic Success
(continued) General Studies Courses Skills
Development 1. Gen St 115 Academic
Success via Vocabulary 2. Gen St 116 Reading
for College Success 3. Gen St 126 Researching
the Electronic Library 4. Gen St 136 Thinking
Critically 5. Gen St 137 Critical Research
Skills 6. Gen St 151 Research and Writing the
Term Paper 7. Gen St 194 Mastering
AcademicsCollege Study Skills
orientation
29.4
Roadrunner Resources for Undergraduate Success
and High-Achievement (RUSH-A)
42
california state university, bakersfield
Extracurricular Activities ASI (Associated
Students, Inc.) Intercollegiate
Athletics Intramural Teams Music Theatre
Performances Art Gallery Fraternities
Sororities Honor Societies Student Clubs
orientation
30
Roadrunner Resources for Undergraduate Success
and High-Achievement (RUSH-A)
43
california state university, bakersfield
CSUB Student Rights Family Educational Rights
and Privacy Act (FERPA) 1-Inspect review
own educational records 2-Request amendment
to educational records to correct
errors 3-Consent to authorize disclosure of own
educational records Academic Freedom Freedom
of Expression Freedom from Discriminationsex,
sexual orientation, race, color, national origin,
and/or disability Freedom from Sexual
Harassment Freedom from Disruptive or Violent
Behaviorssafe working, learning, and social
environment Freedom of Religious
Practice/Beliefsobservance of religious holidays
orientation
31
Roadrunner Resources for Undergraduate Success
and High-Achievement (RUSH-A)
44
california state university, bakersfield
CSUB Student Obligations or Responsibilities
Academic Integrity 1-Avoid Plagiarism 2-Avoid
Cheating 3-Avoid Fabrication or Forgery 4-Avoid
Lying Alcohol and Illicit Drugs 1-Alcohol21
years old or older and only at university-
sponsored events or designated locations 2-Illici
t DrugsDONT DO IT! Civility and Respect of
OthersStudents, Staff, Faculty,
and Visitors Financial Responsibility 1-Clear
all debts, including registration
fees 2-Exercise care with credit cards
orientation
32
Roadrunner Resources for Undergraduate Success
and High-Achievement (RUSH-A)
45
california state university, bakersfield
Dealing with Credit Card Vendors University
policy of no more than 2 credit card vendors on
campus at the same time Gifts for completing
credit card application ARE PROHIBITED BEWARE!
1. High interest rates 2. No grace
period 3. Personal informationrisk of
identity theft
orientation
33/35
Roadrunner Resources for Undergraduate Success
and High-Achievement (RUSH-A)
46
california state university, bakersfield
Paying Your CSUB Fees Due date for payment of
fees dependent upon phase of registration Stude
nt is responsible, even if all fees are
supposedly covered by Financial Aidverify that
disbursements have been made and
received Student is responsible to acknowledge
any bills receivedcall even if you believe
bill has been paid Student is NOT formally
enrolled in any course until all registration
fees have been paid
orientation
34/35
Roadrunner Resources for Undergraduate Success
and High-Achievement (RUSH-A)
47
california state university, bakersfield
WELCOME to CSUB!!! ACHIEVE BELIEVE CONCEIVE
Academic Be confident in Creatively
Success Your Knowledge, Problem-Solve Skills
, Abilities using RUSH-A Information
You are now a CSUB Student! Ask
questions! Be responsible! Get involved! Manage
your time! Have some fun!
orientation
35/35
Roadrunner Resources for Undergraduate Success
and High-Achievement (RUSH-A)
48
california state university, bakersfield
This Concludes the
Orientation Presentation
Thank you!
q u e s t i o n s ?
END
Roadrunner Resources for Undergraduate Success
and High-Achievement (RUSH-A)