The URL and web address for CSUDH Blackboard is https://toro.csudh.edu. Login to Blackboard using your CSUDH user ID and password for your CSUDH e-mail and myCSUDH accounts. If you have any login questions or problems, you can do one of following: Visit https://dhnet.csudh.edu to reset your password.
Admissions-Related Questions: Email: [email protected]. Phone: (310) 243-3645.
How do I access my course schedule or grades? To access student information such as grades, course schedules, or view your financial aid documents, you must login to the student portal, my.csudh.edu. How do I update my student contact information? You can update your student information on my.csudh.edu.
Since 1964, CSU Dominguez Hills has been accredited by the Western Association of Schools and Colleges (WASC). The MPA Program at CSUDH is proud to carry an additional accreditation by the Network of Schools of Public Policy, Affairs, and Administration (NASPAA).
Money magazine placed CSUDH 74th overall in the nation in its annual ranking of the “Best Colleges in America,” an improvement from last year's rank of 94th. The university also placed 49th in the publication's specialty category “Best Public Colleges.”Sep 1, 2020
Division II conferenceCSUDH is one of 12 universities that compete in the California Collegiate Athletic Association (CCAA), the most prominent Division II conference in the nation. CCAA schools have won 152 NCAA National Championships, including CSUDH's 2008 men's soccer title—far more than any other conference.
Activate Your Account: You need to activate your account by going to csudh.edu/username and clicking the “Activate Your Account/New User” link. (If you are a new user and have NOT provided your SSN during Registration, you MUST call 310-243-2500 Option 1 to be activated by CSUDH IT Services.)
Grades and Grade PointsGradeGrade PointsCSatisfactory2.0C-1.7D+1.3DBarely Passing1.011 more rows
creditCR = credit (passing grade for a non–letter graded course equivalent to “B” or 3.0 quality or better for graduate credit and “C–” or 1.7 for undergraduate credit) NC = no credit (for a non–letter–graded course equivalent to a “B” or less for graduate and less than “C–” for undergraduate)