When the Student Success Center opened in 2019, it gave CAL state long beach students access to a host of services and assistance groups.

Multi-use building is anchored by the Bob Murphy access center, formerly known as Disabled Student Services, and houses a myriad of programs. The building is a U.S. Green Building Council Leed Gold Structure for its sustainable design elements.

Office of Undergraduate Research Services can help students explore undergraduate research opportunities long-term vision of undergraduate research at CSULB through outreach, collaboration and long-range planning

The initiative looks to increase diversity in the faculty ranks of institutions of higher learning.

The program is designed to prepare and support underrepresented undergraduate students in their pursuit of doctoral studies.

EOP serves first-generation, historically low-income students by providing access and equity to higher education. 

Dream Success Center provides services, resources and support to undocumented students and looks to empower them in their pursuit of higher education and to foster a supportive campus community.

Women’s & Gender Equity Center is a safe, comfortable and inclusive environment that offers services, support and resources for students. The center provides a Sexual Assault Victim’s Advocate located at the Student Health Center.

Whether you are struggling to get a “C” or making sure you keep an “A,” the Learning Center has various programs that can help students.

Students with disabilities will find support services they need to earn their university degrees at Cal State Long Beach, from advising to note taking to accessible chairs and tables for classrooms. 

UROP is a one-year program that offers first- and second-year students the chance to participate in the research and creative process with faculty.

BUILD offers intensive, hands-on research and training opportunities for undergraduate students designed to prepare them for doctoral programs, as well as health-related research careers. 

CAMP is a federally funded program designed for students from migrant families and offers first-year personal, academic and financial support.

Prerequisite Advising & Support Services aids freshmen who are required to complete GE Mathematics/Quantitative Reasoning with a Co-requisite Support Course, as well as Written Communication.

UCUA provides guidance in exploration of academic plans, recommendations for personal growth and academic development, and explanation and interpretation of academic requirements and policies.