California State University Overview
California State University OverviewPresented by:Charles Cole, Sacramento State
The 23 Outstanding Campuses of the CSU Each Campus has:- Its own personality- Academic Focus- Special geographicfeatures -Discover CSU campusVia campus toursOpen HouseCSUMentorOutreach Counselors
Strength in Numbers Nation’s largest four-yearpublic university system Educates the mostethnically, economically,and academically diversestudent body Educates approximately460,000 students 3 million alumni strong!
Campus Highlights Bicycle Friendly University BakersfieldAmong 20 “Rising Stars” universities FresnoTop producer of Latino Doctorates FullertonAmong 23 top film schools NorthridgeTop sustainable campus in CSU Sacramento1st in nation Computer Engineering San Jose
What can I study at the CSU? BusinessComputer ogyPsychologyUnique majorsCampusRobotics EngineeringChannel IslandsMarine BiologyHumboldtAgricultureChicoCinema Television ArtsNorthridgeAerospace EngineeringPomonaDieteticsSacramentoWine BusinessSonoma
Cost of Attendance per Year (9 months)With FamilyOn CampusOff Campus 6,778 6,778 6,778Direct CostsTuition FeesFood & Housing 12,535Indirect CostBooks & Supplies 1,758Food & Housing 4,723Transportation 1,345 1,167 1,393Misc. Personal 1,391 1,391 1,391 15, 995 23,629 23,749TOTAL 1,758 1,758 12,430System-wide averages, actual amounts will vary by CSU campus.
How to Pay for College?Federal Aid- FAFSA Pell Grant SEOG Iraq and AfghanistanService Grant Work Study Direct Loans Plus Parent LoanState- FAFSA or DREAM Cal Grants (A B) Middle Class Scholarship CSU- State UniversityGrant CSU- EducationalOpportunity Program Chafee GrantScholarships Apply for multiple scholarships!!
New SAT CSU campuses will accept old and new SAT scoresfrom students currently in grades 9 – 12 (graduatingin 2020 or prior) for admission eligibility andexemption from the Entry Level Mathematics andEnglish Placement Test. Campuses may “Superscore” with like tests only. The essay is still not required
New SAT – FTF Eligibility IndexApplicationCycleAdmit TermsResidentEligibility IndexNon-ResidentEligibility Index2016-2017Fall 2017 &Spring 2018290035022017-2018Fall 2018 &Spring 201929503570The SAT eligibility index formula will remain the same: SAT (scores inmath and EBRW) (800 x high school grade point average).
Freshman Admission Eligibility High school graduation A-G completion Eligibility index (GPA and test scores) CSU does not include Writing section of ACT orSAT to determine eligibility index 1/4 of CSU campuses admit freshman applicantsbased only on CSU eligibility
Transfer Admission Eligibility 60 semester/90 quarter units 30 units of General Education Including Golden Four (Area A & B4) Grades of C or higher 2.0 GPA in transferable college work Good standing at last institution of attendance 1/3 of CSU campuses admit transfer applicantsbased only on CSU eligibility
Admissions & Impaction Campus Impaction: A campus receives moreeligible applications in the initial filing period thanthere are enrollment spaces available for theclass level (freshman or upper division transfer). Program Impaction: A campus receives moreeligible applications for a specific undergraduateprogram in the initial filing period than there areenrollment spaces available
Impacted Campuses (Freshman) ChicoHumboldtLos AngelesMonterey BayNorthridgePomona Northridge Pomona*Priority to Service RegionSacramentoSan BernardinoSan FranciscoSan MarcosSonoma
Campus Impaction (Transfer) ChicoLos AngelesPomonaSacramento San BernardinoSan FranciscoSan MarcosSonoma*Priority to Service Region
Impacted in ALL Programs FresnoFullertonLong BeachSan DiegoSan JoseSan Luis Obispo 3.34 GPA, SAT 905; ACT 203.53 GPA; SAT 1,0283.5 GPA; SAT 1,051; ACT 233.85 GPA; 1,174; ACT 273.3 GPA; SAT 1,042; ACT 224.04 GPA; SAT 1,352; ACT 30
Apply for Admissions October 1- November 30 Application Checklist Copy of your high school transcript SAT or ACT scores Application Fee 55.00 or fee waiver Check Application Filing Status Report Check Impacted Majors & h/
Are You College Ready?TestCSU Ready Cut Score(Exempt fromELM/EPT) Ready forCollege level Englishand MathCSU ConditionallyReady Cut Score(Conditionally Exemptfrom ELM/EPT)*CSU Not Yet Ready orNot Ready Cut Score(Not Exempt FromELM/EPT)VersionNewOldNewOldNewOldSAT (EBRW)550500540-510490-460500 orbelow450 orbelowSAT Math570550560-520540-490510 orbelow480 orbelowACT English22 19-2118 or BelowACT Math23 20-2219 or belowAP Language/LiteratureCompositionAP Calculus or APStatistics exam3 3
Preparation and Readiness Admitting on self-report information-accuracy is veryimportant! Student name given in the application for admission mustmatch the name used to register for SAT/ACT. Take four years of math Early Assessment Program Juniors to take ACT/SAT in spring Satisfy remediation through high school experience beforeenrolling Pursue Associates Degree for Transfer and complete alllower division requirements
Open House October 8th Sacramento StateOctober 15th East BayOctober 22nd ChicoNovember 5th Channel IslandsNovember 11th StanislausApril 8th Northridge
Questions?Admissions & Outreach(916) 278-7766Thank you and Good Luck!
Test CSU Ready Cut Score (Exempt from ELM/EPT) Ready for College level English and Math CSU Conditionally Ready Cut Score (Conditionally Exempt from ELM/EPT)* CSU Not Yet Ready or Not Ready Cut Score (Not Exempt From ELM/EPT) Version New Old New Old New Old SAT (EBRW) 550 500 540-510 490-4
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