Kremen School of Education and Human Development
Center for Advising and Student Services
Our academic advisors, admissions analysts, and credential analyst are here to help
you through the journey of college. We promote student achievement and success through
proactive advising, analyzing and processing local, state, and federal documents,
and collaborating with all constituents. We provide timely customer service and advocate
to increase students’ retention, graduation, and future engagement with Fresno State.
Center for Advising and Student Services
Our academic advisors, admissions analysts, and credential analyst are here to help you through the journey of college. We promote student achievement and success through proactive advising, analyzing and processing local, state, and federal documents, and collaborating with all constituents. We provide timely customer service and advocate to increase students’ retention, graduation, and future engagement with Fresno State.
How to meet with an advisor:
By appointment: To schedule an in-person or virtual appointment with an advisor, you may do this online through Bulldog Connect or call (559) 278-0300. In-person appointments are held at the advising center located on campus at 5005 N. Maple Ave, Fresno, room ED 100. Virtual appointments are held on Zoom.
By walk-ins: If you would like to meet with an advisor on a drop-in basis, the advising center provides in-person and Zoom walk-ins. Students are seen on a first-come, first-serve basis.
**There will be no walk-ins on December 20th or December 27th.
Helpful tips and important information:
- Please have your student ID ready during the check-in process. It will cut down on wait times.
- All interactions are intended for short 15-minute sessions, therefore, we cannot update roadmaps, provide credential information, or address probation concerns.
- If you have a hold on your account, it will be removed as a courtesy, and you will be scheduled for an appointment at a later date.
Visit our virtual office
Our virtual office provides information related to the Liberal Studies major and credential programs. You can also find relevant campus resources and services posted in our virtual space. It is accessible 24 hours, 7 days a week.
Prospective Liberal Studies Students
Kremen School Outreach Liaison
Lynn Jaschke
ljaschke@csufresno.edu
Jesse Farias
jfarias@csufresno.edu
http://fresnostate.edu/studentaffairs/are/index.html
Prospective Credential Students
Master's degree candidates are advised by a faculty advisor or program coordinator. Faculty advisors and program coordinators provide support with program-related and professional questions such as:
- Which courses should I take?
- Is there a specific order for taking the courses?
- What are the program-specific requirements for graduation?
- Should I take the Comprehensive Exam or do a Project/Thesis?
- Are there any research opportunities for students?
For program advising, contact your assigned Faculty Advisor. You can find your assigned Faculty Advisor on your "Student Center" in MyFresnoState. If you do not have an assigned Faculty Advisor, contact your program coordinator.
Quick Links
Center Staff
Ivy Fitzpatrick
Academic Advisor
ivyf@csufresno.edu
Pahoua (Pea) Vang
Credential Analyst
pavang@csufresno.edu
Questions?
Visit our FAQ page. For further assistance, email us at kremenschool@csufresno.edu.
Former Fresno State students who seek readmission after an absence of two semesters or more must file an application for admission through Cal State Apply. Schedule an appointment with an advisor.
Students absent one semester only are exempt from the $55 application fee and will be able to register for the following semester.
Students absent on an approved planned educational leave are not required to file an application for admission and are exempt from the application fee. (See Planned Educational Leave.)