Resources and Information

Centralizing Student Services Location (SLO Campus)
 
Cuesta College’s top priority is to maintain the well-being and health of our students and employees, while supporting student completion of their educational goals. Your patience is appreciated as we continue to navigate this rapidly evolving situation. We are in constant communication with public health experts and the chancellor’s office to ensure our campus is aligned with their recommendations.
 
As Student Services continues to provide support for students on campus, we decided to centralize all services to the Library (Building 3200).  Effective tomorrow, Tuesday March 24, 2020, the following services are available in the Library: Enrollment Services (Admissions and Records), Financial Aid, Transfer Center, Food Pantry, CaFE Program and Chromebook check out. 

ADOBE PDF
 
Do you need access to Adobe? students can now temporarily use their Cuesta Adobe account for full adobe access from home. Here are some instructions: Install Adobe

Community Resources

 

Transfer Center

Dear Cuesta Student, 
 
We understand the current pandemic has brought about many changes in your lifestyle and education. These are challenging and stressful times for many. The situation has prompted concerns related to completion of coursework, especially for those planning to transfer to a university Fall 2020. We would like to encourage you to try to complete the courses listed on your application for Fall 2020. We are awaiting information from the CSU and UC systems on how they will respond to situations where students are unable to complete the required or desired coursework. At this time, this is what we know:

  1. UC applicants should continue to make changes to their Transfer Academic Update until March 31, 2020.
  2. The UC system has stated they "will exercise as much flexibility as possible when it comes to meeting admissions requirements and selection criteria, but flexibility will vary by campus".
  3. If you have received an admission decision to a CSU or UC you will want to notify the UC or CSU campus of any schedule changes. Follow the instructions in your admission letter.
  4. Cal Poly SLO Admissions stated they expect there will be some level of flexibility but at this time no determination has been made on what this will entail.

We will be here to advocate for you, if need be. If you have any questions after contacting your university admissions office regarding your situation, please do not hesitate to contact us.  We hope you follow the recommended practice of social distancing and take good care of your health.  
 
Warmly,
The Transfer Center Team