CPP GIF of the Week: Hope you're having a great summer!

August 4: Summer 2023 10-week session and second 5-week session end. Find more information about academic dates on the Academic Calendar.

August 7-11: Finals for Summer 2023 10-week session. You'll see your grades in your Student Center beginning August 21.

August 7-8: Finals for Summer 2023 Second 5-week session. You'll see your grades in your Student Center beginning August 21.

August 14-September 7: Fall 2023 Add/Drop Period. This is an optional registration window where you can adjust your schedule. You can add courses up to 18 units, or drop courses without receiving a W on your transcript. Keep tabs on your BroncoDirect Student Center's Registration Window box for your Add/Drop window and your CPP email for more info.

August 23: Last day to drop all of your classes and receive a full refund or not owe fees. If you are not planning to attend Fall 2023 at Cal Poly Pomona, it is your responsibility to drop your courses to avoid owing fees to the university. If you drop all of your courses after August 23, you are responsible for prorated fees. Learn more about the policy on the Student Accounting & Cashiering Services website. 

August 24: First Day of Fall 2023. If you have Thursday or Friday classes, you'll attend that week. Saturday classes begin August 26 and Monday/Tuesday/Wednesday classes begin the following week. Review your class schedule and use our Instruction Mode Guide to learn about the different instruction modes.

August 24: Fall 2023 fees due for incoming transfer students. You can find more information about Fall 2023 fees on the Student Accounting & Cashiering Services website and explore the installmnet payment plan. This deadline does not apply to students receiving financial aid.

September 1: Deadline to pay Orientation fee for incoming students. 

September 7: Deadline to opt out of Instant Access Complete e-textbooks for Fall 2023. All students have been automatically opted-in to receive Instant Access for the semester. The cost of your materials will be charged to your CPP student account as an “Ebooks” charge. You are responsible for paying Ebooks charges on your account by the deadline along with your other tuition/fees for the term. You must proactively opt-out of the program by the deadline if you do not wish to use the materials. After the deadline, the charges on your account will be final and failure to pay will result in an account hold. Find more info on the Instant Access Complete website.

September 8: Deadline to pay any Fall 2023 balance after financial aid disbursement.

Starting August 14, come grab a free 2023-24 planner at the Bronco Advising Center. Beginning August 14, if you’re a current CPP student, you can pick up a free planner at the Student Services Building 121 Monday to Friday 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. until we run out. They’ll be at a table right outside of the Bronco Advising Center (first floor, blue counter) and in the SSB lobby.

Get your Eduroam WiFi set up. If you haven't set up your campus WiFi yet, now's the perfect time: you can set it up wherever you have an internet connection. Use the setup wizard to get started.

Fall 2023 parking permits will be available beginning August 13. You can buy the semester permit through your parking portal. Daily permits are available in machines in the student lots. You can also download the PayByPhone app to pay hourly.

The CPP Common Read has been selected for 2023-24. CPP's First Year Experience Committee has selected Heather McGhee's "The Sum of US: What Racism Costs Everyone and How We Can Prosper Together," for the annual Common Read program. Check the details on on the Common Read website.

Get a mentor through Bronco Navigators. The free peer mentorship program that can help you navigate CPP with the help of a current Bronco. You'll be matched with a current CPP student that has a similar background, interests and goals. Once you are matched, you'll both decide how you would like to communicate: either in-person, via email, text, phone or through a video call. To get started, register here using your CPP email and complete a short survey telling us about yourself. To learn more visit the Bronco Navigators website.

Beware of phishing scams. Higher education is a frequent target of phishing attempts such as job and internship offers and requests for personal account information. Exercise diligence in preventing phishing attempts. Always verify the source before you click or respond. Visit the CPP IT website for more ways to keep your personal information safe.

Sign up for a pop-up course for Fall 2023. Learn how to confront misinformation, conspiracy theories and polarization in CPU 1540. The class is taught by a multidisciplinary teaching team and counts for GE Area E. Search for CPU 1540 on BroncoDirect. Find more info on the Innovation Incubator website.

Check out the Kellogg Honors College's Latest Newsletter. The Kellogg Honors College is an inclusive community of scholars focused on mentorship, honors, classes civic engagement and undergraduate research opportunities. Check out the latest edition here to see what students have accomplished and how they are supported in this community.

Join the CPP University Bands. Were you involved in band at your high school or community college and want the opportunity to keep playing your instrument at CPP? Join us! The CPP Bands offer two concert band courses: MU 3530L Wind Ensemble & MU 3520L Symphonic Winds. Both bands are open to all majors and campus members. Check out the CPP Bands website for more information.

Register to attend the CPP Fall Career Fair. Employers will be offering full-time employment, part-time employment and internship opportunities across all majors. You'll have the opportunity to meet with a wider range of employers, some of whom may not typically attend an all-day on-site event. The Career Fair will be on Thursday, September 21 from 10:30 a.m. to 2:30 p.m. at the University Quad. All current CPP students are welcome to attend the event. Learn more and register here.

Apply for ASI Student Government Appointed positions. Eager to be part of something bigger than yourself? Now is your chance. ASI student Government appointed positions are open. Whether you're interested in serving as the Attorney General or the Officer of Basic Needs, we have a variety of positions available for you. Apply now and unlock your leadership skills. Check out the ASI website for more information on the appointed positions.

Follow CPP ASI on TikTok! ASICPP is officially on TikTok. Join the fun by following us. You'll be among the first to find out who is playing at BroncoFusion 2023.

August 3: CPP Connect's Planner Transfer Workshop. Attention incoming transfer students: sign up for this upcoming planner workshop from 3 to 5 p.m. on Zoom. Having your Planner up-to-date helps you stay organized on your academic planning, gives your advisor an idea of what you are thinking of taking and helps CPP measure course demand. Check the details on the Student Success Central's website.

August 10: 9th Annual Creative Activities & Research Symposium (CARS). Hosted by the Office of Undergraduate Research, the Creative Activities and Research Symposium (CPP CARS) is a celebration of student investigation, exploration, and inquiry completed by CPP and community college students participating in summer research programs. Students can present the work they completed during the academic year and summer while they were a student at CPP. Visit the Office of Undergraduate Research website for more info and RSVP by August 10.

August 23: CPP Fest. CPP Fest is a free and fun event to help incoming first-year and transfer students get ready for their first semester at CPP, complete with a pep rally, parade, club and resource fair, games, ‘ask me’ pop-up booths, and the chance to get your own plush Build-a-Billy Bronco when you attend and complete your Bronco Passport. Visit www.cpp.edu/cppfest for more info.

August 24: Fall Group Fitness Classes begin. Tired of the treadmill? Join the Bronco community for a great workout in a group setting at the BRIC Studios. Each class is designed and taught by certified instructors; our group fitness programs provide a variety of classes including mind and body, strength training, cardio, dance and martial arts. Registration opens 24 hours prior the start of each class. Keep an eye on the ASI Portal to register for a class.

August 24: Group X Challenge begins. Participate in our Group X Challenge and see how many fitness classes you attend in a semester. Register now and receive a tally for each class you attend. Prizes will be awarded to participants who attend 6, 12 and 24 classes, with top prizes going to the member with the most classes attended overall. Don't miss out on the chance to win amazing giveaways. The giveaways will be distributed on Friday, December 8 from noon to 1 p.m. at the BRIC Lobby. Keep an eye on the ASI Portal to register for a class.

August 24: Swim Challenge begins. Register for the Bronco Swim Challenge for a good time! Test your endurance and skills and speed up to 100 miles to earn cool prizes for each milestone at the end of the semester. Swim 25 to 100+ miles to receive various prizes. The last day to submit your mileage will be on May 6. After registration, a detailed email will be sent with information about how you will submit your weekly miles. Please note that you do not have to log your miles at the BRIC pool. Keep an eye on the ASI Portal for more information.

August 25: BroncoFusion. Welcome to the ultimate kickoff party! BroncoFusion 2023 is where the excitement begins. Gather your squad and let's make this a night to remember at Bronco Commons from 7:30 p.m. to midnight. Be the first to know the artist lineup and ticket details by staying tuned to our Instagram and TikTok accounts.

August 28: FitFloat begins. Strength & Stretch is an aquatic floating fitness course. This group fitness class will incorporate stretches and core stabilization exercises on a floating fitness mat. Registration opens 24 hours prior the start of each class. Stop by the BRIC pool on Mondays and Tuesdays from noon to 1 p.m. and Fridays from 10 to 11 a.m. Keep an eye on the ASI Portal to register for a class.

August 29: Backpack and Camp Skill, Indoor to Outdoor. Ready to level up your backpacking and camping game? Join us at the BRIC climbing wall for weekly lessons and hands-on practice with the essential equipment you need. Registration begins 24 hours prior to each class. Walk-ins are welcome. The climbing begins on August 29 from 2 to 3 p.m. at Bronco Peak. Keep an eye on the ASI Portal to register for a class.

August 29: Aqua Circuit. If you're looking for a fun, interactive workout, then Aqua Circuit group fitness classes hosted at the BRIC pool are perfect for you. All students are welcome to participate, regardless of experience. Workouts consist of combined land and aquatic exercises to create a fun, dynamic community. The class includes various swim strokes with exercise equipment. Registration opens 24 hours prior the start of each class. Classes begin on August 29 and continue on Tuesdays and Thursdays from 2 to 3 p.m. and Wednesdays from 3 to 4 p.m. at the BRIC pool. Keep an eye on the ASI Portal for more details and to register for a class.

August 29: Aqua Aerobics. The class is a combination of cardio and resistance training workouts. the class may incorporate resistance equipment, such as water weights and buoyant belts. Swimmers of all levels are welcome to join in this non-competitive atmosphere. Classes begin on August 29 from 1 to 2 p.m. at the BRIC pool. Keep an eye on the ASI Portal for more details and to register for a class.

August 30: Discover Scuba. Have you ever wanted to try SCUBA, but without the commitments? For only $10 , you can try it out and see if SCUBA diving is for you. For two hours, you'll be able to try our equipment and participate in fun underwater activities. All equipment will be provided. Stop by the BRIC pool from 4 to 6 p.m. Keep an eye on the ASI Portal for more details and to register for a class.

August 31: Outdoor Climbing Skills. Drop into these weekly lessons teaching the skills to prepare rock climbers for outdoor climbing. These lessons will cover gear preparation, trip planning, crash pad use, anchor building and more. All equipment will be provided. Registration opens 1 week prior to each class. Walk ups are welcome. Classes begin on Thursday, August 31 from 4 to 5 p.m. Keep an eye on the ASI Portal for more details and to register for a class.