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Program Description The B.A. degree program is designed to enrich the student’s aesthetic and intellectual needs in the areas of theatrical production, theatre history, literature and criticism, and to provide pre-professional training. As a lab for the formal training in the classroom, undergraduate students are required to participate in department-sponsored production activities each semester. Theatre CSUN functions as the department’s formal producing organization. Eight or more full-length productions of dramas, musicals and operas are cast, rehearsed and mounted annually by faculty, staff, students and guest artists. These productions are available for student participants on an audition basis. All aspects of the program are carefully coordinated with the theatre curriculum. Program Requirements To obtain a B.A. degree with a major in Theatre, a student must have at least a 2.0 GPA in all upper division Theatre courses (including courses transferred from other institutions and applied toward the requirements in the major) and must have taken at least 18 units of upper division Theatre courses in residence. Students may not receive credit for more than 72 units of Theatre courses (including courses transferred from other institutions and applied toward the requirements in the major). Any exceptions to this limitation must be individually approved in writing by the student’s advisor and the department chair before registration will be allowed. Production Participation ...

If your browser does not support iframe's please view the video on YouTube: • Succeed: academics, career path, learning style, and leadership • Thrive: personal well-being including physical and mental health • Matter: purpose, community, and social connections Access YOU@CSUN Watch the 1-minute video to see what YOU offers students. Q: What kinds of tools, videos, and resources does the platform have? A: There are hundreds of online educational tools, videos, evidence-based short articles, fact sheets and tips, and new resources are regularly added. For example, students can now find and utilize resources to support them during COVID-19 such as well-being (e.g., science-based strategies to cope with Coronavirus anxiety, social connections while physical distancing, etc.) and academic success (e.g., getting the most out of online classes, how to be productive when studying from home, etc.). Q: What are the benefits of using A: You can connect with Q: What are Self Checks? A: Self Checks are brief online quizzes in each of the 3 domains (Succeed, Thrive, and Matter). These areas are related to your academic, physical, and mental well-being. Once you complete the series of questions in each Self Check, you’ll be provided with a snapshot of identified strengths and areas you might benefit from focusing a bit more on, as well as related resources. As you progress through your college experience, you can re-take the quizzes any time you like to see how you’re doing in each of t...

June 13, 2023 The CSUN Department of Police Services released an announcement Friday afternoon on the Facebook and notifying students, faculty and staff about a potential threat of a firearm on campus. CSUN released a notification on their Twitter and Facebook page on June 9 advising those on campus about the potential threat. Staff and faculty were also notified about the threat via email. In the announcement banner, CSUN advised anyone on campus to either leave the area immediately or to shelter in place. While CSUN police services noted that the threat was not verified, they advised the public to stay away from campus until further notice. At 4:55 p.m. on Friday, an update was posted on the The Student Recreation Center at CSUN released a notification on the SRC app on Friday evening stating that they would be closed early. The Student Recreation Center also notified students via the CSUN SRC app that they would be closed early Friday evening. No further details have been released.

Begin your journey to becoming a Matador today! Whether you’re coming from our own backyard or across the globe, we can’t wait for you to join us. Study alongside passionate, tenacious peers and learn from talented, supportive faculty. Be part of a community that wants to change the world — each of us in our own way, and collectively. Whether you’re going to be an undergraduate or graduate student, we’re here to help you take your next bold step. Cal State Apply We use • Create an Account: The first time you visit, you’ll need to • Complete Your Profile: You’ll fill out some basic information before starting your application. • Start Your Application: Select CSU Northridge, the major or program you’re interested in, and your desired start term. • Gather Information and Materials: What’s required — transcripts, test scores, schedules — will depend on your program. Review what’s required and make sure you have everything you need to complete your application. • Review and Submit Your Application: Fill out the required fields and sections, review your application carefully, pay the $70 application fee and submit. Note: If you qualify for a fee waiver, the application will automatically let you know at the time you submit. How to Apply as A... For more specific information about your application process and admission requirements, select the type of student you are below. You're a first-time freshman if one of the following applies: • You're on track to graduate high school by...

The new CSUN Portal incorporates new technologies and the same modern design of the new campus web site. The CSUN Portal uses the same technology that powers CSUN's Phase 1 includes launching the new CSUN Portal design, including content most students use frequently. This will allow users to do most of the things they are used to doing in the myNorthridge Portal. The myNorthridge Portal will still be accessible through the fall semester to ensure that all functionality remains available. CSUN Portal Intro Video How Do I Access the CSUN Portal? The new CSUN web presence has improved access to the services you use the most. • From the new CSUN web page, no matter what page you are on, select MyCSUN in the main navigation. • Select the link for the CSUN Portal. It has a new name but provides access to all the services you use to access in the myNorthridge portal. Sample Menus My Finances provides access to these services: Common Tasks: Make a Payment • To make a payment, under My Finances, select Make a Payment and then log in with your CSUN user ID and password. Access Mata Money and eRefund Accounts • To access your Mata Money and eRefund accounts, under My Finances, select My Accounts. To View and Accept Financial Aid, File a FAFSA, View Awards and find Scholarships • To Apply for FAFSA, under My Finances select Apply for FAFSA. This will take you to the StudentAid.gov website where you can submit your FAFSA. • To check your awards, select My Finances > Check My Awards and...