How to Create...
- Create ID Number here (link opens in new window).
- Click on the [New Students] button.
- Enter all your information correctly.
- Double-check your information.
- Click the [Continue] button.
- Select the Program to Enroll and Term.
- Click the [Submit] button.
- Registration Successful!
- Write down your Student ID. This will be your Student ID number for your entire career
at Fresno State.
- Click on the “Get Email Account” to create your own Fresno State Email Account. You
will need this to log into the My Fresno State portal to enroll in classes.
- After you have created your email account, click the [My Fresno State Portal] button
to login and enroll in classes.
- Go to https://email.fresnostate.edu/signup/
- Enter your student ID number and your date of birth. Click [Continue]. If you receive
an error message, please contact the Technology Service Desk at 559.278.5000.
- Please select a new username, secret question, and answer and password. Once complete,
click [Create Account]. Passwords must be between 8 and 32 characters long for improved
security. Remember that it is case sensitive as well.
- If your account was created successfully, you can now use your Fresno state Gmail
account to login to My Fresno State and Canvas.
- Please remember to check your Fresno State email account for additional information
about your course.
- Login to the My Fresno State Portal
- Click on "Student Self Service”.
- Click on the first green arrow for My Academic Records & Registration.
- Click the “other academic…” box.
- Click the “ContinGlobalEd Class” selection.
- Click the double arrow “Go” button next to the selection.
- Enter your Program to Enroll.
- Select Undergraduate if you do not have a bachelor’s degree.
- Select Postbac if you do have a bachelor’s degree.
- Enter the Term you want to enroll in classes.
- Click the [Submit] button.
- Click the [Enroll in Classes] button to start enrolling in classes.
Register for CGE Classes Online via the My Fresno State Portal
- Preregistration is strongly recommended to assure you a place in the class of your
choice. It is required for many classes.
- Students may register for classes through Continuing and Global Education online through
the first day of class.
- You can register and pay online for non-credit, Professional Development courses by
clicking here.
- You are expected to attend all class meetings.
- Registration is not allowed after the first day of class unless permission is obtained
from the instructor. If the instructor approves it, notification will have to be sent
to Continuing & Global Education, the student must complete and submit a registration
form to the Continuing & Global Education office and payment must be made immediately.
Once you are active for the correct term "term activated", please follow the instructions
below.
- Launch Web browser and go to My Fresno State.
Use your Fresno State email user name and password to login.
- If you have not established a Fresno State email account, click Get An Account Now below login button.
- Please be patient. There may be occasional system delays. Do not click additional
links while waiting for the system to respond. These actions will cause significant
registration difficulties.
- Once in My Fresno State read all messages carefully.
- Avoid the browser Back button; this will cause you to lose classes you selected but have not yet registered.
Use RETURN prompt at the bottom of the screen.
- Do not double-click links.
- Under My Menu, click on Student Self Service, then click on Student Center.
- To expand My Academic Records & Registration, click on the green arrow at the left of the bar.
- Click on Class Enrollment.
- Select the term you wish to enroll in. If the term you want is not listed, call Continuing
and Global Education at 559.278.0333 during normal business hours.
- Enter a 5-digit Class Number in the Class Number box. Click on Enter. This will bring you to a new page. This page allows you to verify your request,
and if necessary, select a related component, such as a lab, change your grading option, or enter a permission number. At the bottom of the screen, click Next to proceed.
- If you do not know the 5-digit class number, use the Search feature to find open classes.
Enter the course subject and course number (i.e. HIST 12) and click Search (leave the box checked to show open classes only). If you find a class you want to
add, click on the Select Class button to add it to your Enrollment Shopping Cart.
- You can place additional courses in the Enrollment Shopping Cart by repeating the
instructions described in Steps 11 & 12 above. If you want to delete a class, click
on the Trash Bin. After you have selected all of your classes, click on the button labeled Proceed to Step 2 of 3.
- Click on the Finish Enrolling box to enroll in your courses.
- Be sure to check the Status column for possible errors with your registration. If
your registration is successful, the message “success” will be displayed. If errors exist, the class was not added. Specific details about the error are listed.
- To drop a class previously added, click on Drop a Class tab. Select the class you want to drop. View your results by checking the box in
the Select column. Then click Drop Selected Classes. Confirm your selection and click Finish Dropping.
- To verify all classes are correct, click on My Class Schedule.
- Print a copy of your schedule.
- Sign Out (top middle of screen) of registration when finished. Close browser when
sign off is completed.
- Confirm and print your schedule each time you make a change by using the My Class Schedule tab in Class Enrollment on the Student Center.
Contact the Division of Continuing and Global Education for regulations concerning
the refund of fees. It is your responsibility to complete and file an Schedule Change/Refund Form to request a refund.
A full refund will be granted if you withdraw prior to the first class meeting. If
you must withdraw on or after the first class meeting, 65 percent of the fees collected
will be refunded until 25 percent of the course time has elapsed. After 25 percent
of the course time has elapsed, no refund will be made. No refund is available for
courses meeting fewer than five sessions.
You must drop the class before it begins to receive a full refund/reversal of fees.
If you drop on or after the class begins, no refund is available.
You must drop the class before it begins to receive a full refund/reversal of fees.
If you drop on or after the class begins, no refund is available.
Once you log onto the course, no refund is available. Prior to logging on: you may
drop and request a refund using the Schedule Change/Refund Form. Refunds will only be granted for a period of 90 days following receipt of the registration
form in the Division of Continuing and Global Education office.
If a class is cancelled by the Division of Continuing and Global Education, all fees
will be refunded; however, you must request this refund by completing the Schedule Change/Refund Form. Courses offered through the Division of Continuing and Global Education are conducted
on a self-supporting basis. For that reason, the university reserves the right to
cancel a course if not justified by sufficient enrollment. The decision to cancel
a course because of low enrollment is made at or shortly before the first class meeting.
Contact the Division of Continuing and Global Education for regulations concerning
the refund of fees. It is your responsibility to complete and file an Schedule Change/Refund Form.
ID cards are available to students enrolled in academic credit classes, not non-credit
or CEU's.
- Confirm that the Continuing Global Education course registration and payment is posted
on your Student Center.
- Pay the $5.00 CGE Student ID Card activation fee at the Cashier windows in the Joyal
Building.
- The Bulldog Card office will email you a link with further instructions to upload
a photo and receive your card.
Why get an ID card?
- Check out privileges for library materials
- Ability to load money on the card for printing and food purchase
- Identification of student status in the community
- Use of Health Center with co-pay:
The option of paying $15 co-pay at Health Center per visit
Or
Pay full semester co-pay of $113.00 at Cashier in Joyal Building and bring the receipt
to Health Center to be noted on the Health Center account.
Please note: card is not valid for stateside student service, including access to
the Student Recreation Center, laptop checkout, or student campus discounts.
Continuing and Global Education payments are due within 24 hours of completing registration
If making payment online or at cashiers, please make sure your payment is receipted
as a Continuing and Global Ed payment.
Please note: You must pay online within 24 hours of registration or you will be automatically
disenrolled. (Payment accepted online: Visa, MasterCard, Discover, American Express
or Echeck).
Click here for instructions on how to pay for CGE Classes Online.
- Check/Money Order made payable to “Fresno State”. Write your Fresno State ID on your
check or money order. Pay at Cashiers office in the Joyal Administration building.
You may also pay by electronic check online with no service fee.
- Credit card payments: The University can only accept credit card information online.
- go to https://my.fresnostate.edu. Select Student Self Service > Student Center > My
Finances > View Ebills/Make a payment. You may pay using American Express, MasterCard,
Visa or Discover cards ONLY. Please note that a service fee of 2.65% is charged when
you pay online with a credit card. You may also pay by electronic check online with
no service fee.
- Cash payments: accepted at the Cashier’s Windows only.
Fee Disclaimer
The CSU makes every effort to keep student costs to a minimum. Fees listed in published
schedules or student accounts may need to be increased when public funding is inadequate.
Therefore, CSU must reserve the right, even after fees are initially charged or initial
fee payments are made, to increase or modify any listed fees. All listed fees, other
than mandatory systemwide fees, are subject to change without notice, until the date
when instruction for a particular semester or quarter has begun. All CSU listed fees
should be regarded as estimates that are subject to change upon approval by the Board
of Trustees, the Chancellor, or the Presidents, as appropriate. Changes in mandatory
systemwide fees will be made in accordance with the requirements of the Working Families
Student Fee Transparency and Accountability Act (Sections 66028 - 66028.6 of the Education
Code).