THE CALIFORNIA STATE UNIVERSITY

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1 THE CALIFORNIA STATE UNIVERSITY

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7 STEPS Pop Up Blockers Create Account Write down all log ins Undergraduate FALL 2014 Check SPAM folders Check out Fall Preview Days

8 APPLICATION FILING STATUS View Campus notice for Freshmen

9 IMPACTED CAMPUSES Major or campus is designated as impacted when the number of applications received from fully qualified applicants during the initial filing period exceeds the number of available spaces. Can use supplementary admission criteria to screen applications Students can still be admitted to the campus in an alternate major, or they may eventually be admitted to the oversubscribed major if they meet the supplementary admission criteria. Fullerton, Long Beach, San Diego, San Jose, and San Luis Obispo campuses are impacted in all majors.

10 WHAT IS THE LAST SAT/ACT DATE ACCEPTED?

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12 WHAT MAJORS ARE OPEN?

13 SUBMITTING TEST SCORES ACT Student must release the ACT score to at least one CSU campus in the traditional way Score will be sent to the CSU campus(es) selected in the traditional way Also makes the student eligible now to release the score to any other CSU campus via CSUMentor SAT One code for all CSU Campuses Code 3594 One fee to send SAT score to all 23 CSU campuses Check online portals of schools applied to as to when to send TRANSCRIPTS!

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15 Remember that Westview is considered a Semester schedule for applications. Each year-long course (e.g. English 1-2) has two semester grades.

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17 Non-native speakers of English Enter test taken or will be taken

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20 SO.. Q1= Semester 1 (fall) Q2= Semester 2 (spring) Q3= Semester 1 (fall) Q4= Semester 2 (spring)

21 If your quarter 1 grades have reported, you may include them. Some courses have no second semester

22 Quarter 2 Quarter 3 Quarter 1 Quarter 4

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24 OTHER COMMON QUESTIONS Repeated Courses If you have repeated a course by taking the exact course at a later time, list the highest grade(s) you earned in this course. Exact course is defined as the exact same course with the exact same course title taken at the same school. Do NOT enter this repeated course as defined here twice. A-G Subject Requirements Satisfied by an Alternate Method If you think that you will satisfy an a-g subject requirement by way of validation, be sure to contact the office of admission at the campus(es) where you apply and request that your application be manually reviewed for this subject matter eligibility via validation.

25 GPA CALCULATION SELF REPORTED Links to CSUMentor GPA Calculator

26 ELIGIBILITY INDEX SAT Scores: (Your GPA ) x Your SAT Total >>> My index is ACT Scores: (Your GPA ) x (10 x ACT Comp) >>> My index is Don t use Writing portion of either test 2900 is Minimum Eligibility

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28 WHO MAY APPLY TO EOP? Historically low-income and educationally underserved undergraduate students who need admission assistance and support services to succeed in college Students who demonstrate academic potential and motivation

29 SEPARATE APPLICATION FOR EOP Online EOP applications can be started only AFTER submitting an online application to a CSU campus first To apply for EOP online, Go to Apply Online, then click link to apply for EOP online.

30 REMEMBER!!! APPLY EARLY do not wait until the last week or the last day There are 16 campuses that are impacted at the freshman level. Apply to a Back Up campus by November 30, in addition to any impacted campus(es) Apply to their local area service CSU campus where you will have higher priority

31 STUDENT SUPPORT Phone Calls Website GO-TO-XAP ( )

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35 WHY HSU? 48+ Majors: Marine Biology, Oceanography Environmental Science & Environmental Resources Engineering, Wildlife, Forestry, Art, Zoology, Business, Psychology, Kinesiology, Film, Ed Programs & MORE!

36 THE NUMBERS. 8,000 Students D2 Athletics ACT 21 SAT 990 GPA 3.21 Overall Annual Cost $22,542

37 Impaction Campus-wide Programs Business Criminal Justice Design (Graphic, Interior, Photography) Health Science Nursing Psychology

38 THE NUMBERS GPA SAT 995 ACT 21 Eligibility Index Minimum 2900 (SAT) 694 (ACT) NCAA Division I - Big Sky Conference $18,824

39 CLICK TO ADD TITLE Napa 15 miles Click to add text Berkeley 20 miles Below The Carquinez Bridge - Interstate 80 In Vallejo, CA T.S. Golden Bear On San Francisco Bay Campus Waterfront Area

40 CAL MARITIME 101 1,050 Students in 6 Majors Personal Responsibility & Leadership Emphasized Uniforms Worn but Not a Military School 68% Live on Campus and 13% are Women Simulators & Ship International Experiences & Internships required for all 80% Graduate in 4 Years 94% Employment Rate Forbes #3 Best Value in CA

41 OUR SIX DEGREE PROGRAMS Majors Business Administration / International Business and Logistics (SB 1440) Global Studies and Maritime Affairs Facilities Engineering Technology Mechanical Engineering Marine Engineering Technology Marine Transportation

42 THE NUMBERS NAIA Athletics GPA avg SAT 1,010-1,200 ACT Approximate Cost $23,640

43 Located in the heart of the Central Valley in the city of Turlock with a beautiful park-like setting on 228 acres

44 40 MAJORS CSU Stanislaus serves a diverse, growing student body with programs in the arts, letters, sciences, teacher education and business. Criminal Justice Corrections, Law Enforcement, Forensics, Juvenile Justice Business Administration AACSB Highest standard of achievement for business schools Our HR Management Program has the nation s top student testing success rate Liberal Studies 94% of our students pass the CSET on their first attempt Biological Sciences Pre-Health Profession Advising Tracks Bio-Ag used for students to conduct research in permaculture

45 THE NUMBERS Enrollment 9,246 D II Athletics Approximate Cost: $22,606 Average GPA: 3.31 Average SAT: 950 Average ACT: 19

46 6 hours north of Los Angeles 2 hours south of San Francisco Within an hour: Big Sur Fort Ord National Monument Pebble Beach Pinnacles National Park San Jose Santa Cruz Silicon Valley CSUMB EDU

47 PROGRAMS Signature Majors Marine Science (BS,MS) Environmental Studies (BA,BS,MS) Computer Science (BS, MS) Kinesiology (BS) Art History Business Communicat ion Studies Computer Science Elementary Education English Geography History Journalism Kinesiology Mathematics Philosophy Political Science Psychology Sociology Spanish Studio Art

48 D 2 Athletics GPA 3.09 SAT 981 ACT 21 $16,122

49 CAMPUS LOCATION Yosemite Sequoia Kings Canyon Kings Canyon Savemart Center

50 BULLDOG ACADEMICS Jordan College of Agriculture Sciences and Technology - Only Commercial winery on a university campus in the U.S acre on campus farm laboratory College of Arts and Humanities - London Semester Abroad - BFA- Art and Design Craig School of Business - Award winning internship programs - Internationally accredited by AACSB Lyles college of Engineering - First accredited Geomatics program in the U.S. - ABET Accredited Kremen School of Education and Human Development - Accredited by NCATE - First college in CSU system to offer independent doctorate program College of Health and Human Services - DNP Doctor of Nursing Practice - DPT - Doctor of Physical Therapy - All majors hold national and state accreditation College of Science and Mathematics - State Crime Lab - State-of-the-art biomedical research facility College of Social Sciences - Forensic and Behavioral Sciences program - Sociology Over 700 community benefit organizations and internships - Newest Major: B.A Latin American Studies

51 Over 22,000 students D1 83.5% Retention Rate for FTF GPA 3.30 SAT 930 ACT 19 $20,682

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53 About CI 4920 Student Enrollment (as of fall 2012) 23 Bachelor Degree programs 6 Graduate Degree programs Most Enrolled Majors 1. Psychology 2. Business 3. Biology 4. Liberal Studies 5. Communication New Major for 2014 Health Science Only Impacted program: Nursing Named by The Chronicle of Higher Education a 2013 Great College to Work For ; 4th year in a row Designated Hispanic Serving Institution Recognized as a Military Friendly School by G.I. Jobs magazine

54 THE NUMBERS GPA 3.15 SAT 1050 ACT 18 $24,992

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56 POPULAR PROGRAMS Psychology Business Cinema Television Arts Engineering Anthropology Art History Communication Studies Computer Science Elementary Teacher Education English Geography Geology History Kinesiology Mathematics Music Philosophy Physics Political Science Sociology Spanish Studio Arts Theater Arts

57 THE NUMBERS 38,314 GPA 3.15 SAT 927 Lowest Out of Area 3200 NCAA Division 1 $21,758 Subtropical Rainforest!

58 8,500 D1 Athletics GPA 3.2 SAT 912 ACT 19 Approximate Cost: $21,186

59 POPULAR MAJORS Biology Business Administration Criminal Justice Liberal Studies Nursing Psychology NEW PROGRAMS BA in Global Intelligence & National Security BS in Engineering Sciences BS in Human Biological Science BS in Computer Engineering BS in Electrical Engineering Concentration in Agricultural Business

60 CSU Dominguez Hills California State University, Dominguez Hills is a highly diverse, urban university primarily serving the South Bay area of Los Angeles County. Park-like campus on 346 acres Nearby entertainment options such as Universal Studios, Universal City Walk, Disneyland, Knott s Berry Farm, and variety of professional sports venues including StubHub Center right on campus.

61 CSUDH QUICK FACTS Admission Summary Applications: 30,645 Students Admitted: 19,070 Numbered Enrolled: 13,933 Number of Majors 47 Undergraduate 24 Graduate Student Profile Average GPA: 3.09 Average ACT: 17 Average SAT: 850 Gender Female: 64.5% Male: 35.5% Student/Faculty Ratio 27/1 NCAA Division II Teams Approximate Cost $20,998 Largest Majors Business Administration Psychology Criminal Justice Administration Nursing Liberal Studies Sociology Health Science Biology Communications Kinesiology

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63 PROGRAMS OF STUDY Largest Majors Business Psychology Liberal Studies Criminal Justice Kinesiology Pre-Nursing Exercise Physiology Recreation Administration Construction Management Communication Studies Distinct Programs Mechatronic Engineering Concrete Industry Management Certification in Forensic Identification Music w/ option in Recording Arts

64 WHY CHICO? Mid-sized: 16,000+ students 13 NCAA Division II teams Average GPA: 3.40 Average SAT (CR/M): 1058 Average ACT: 22 Index Cutoff: 3300 Approximate Cost: $22,362

65 Located in Sonoma County, heart of wine country Rural but not isolated, 45 minutes from SF Outdoor recreation opportunities Green Campus

66 THE NUMBERS 9,000 Students NCAA Division II & Club Sports Approximate Cost: $23,295 Average GPA: 3.21 Average SAT ACT: 1040/22 Out of Area index: 3200

67 San Francisco State University

68 WHY SFSU? Business Administration Biology Kinesiology Engineering English Communication Studies Psychology Criminal Justice Studies Sociology Cinema Rhythms Music Festival Giants Trip SF State s Got Talent Fashion Show Marathon Dodge ball Tournaments

69 THE NUMBERS 30,000 students Obama s Higher Education Community Service Honor Roll (the highest federal recognition a college or university can receive for its commitment to community service) D2 Athletics ACT 22 SAT 1009 GPA 3.12 Approximate Cost: $26,440

70 In the heart of Northern California s exciting and beautiful San Francisco Bay Area. Within an hour drive to beautiful Bay Area locales: Golden Gate Bridge, Muir Woods, Tilden Park, Santa Cruz Beaches. Enjoy a play, concert, movie night, or Pioneer Athletics game on campus. Drive or take BART to Major League sport venues: Oakland A s, Golden State Warriors, Oakland Raiders, SF Giants, SF 49ers and San Jose Sharks.

71 Best in the West College 2013: 9 th consecutive year by Princeton Review Ranked in top 25 Online Colleges and Universities 2013 Recognized in top 100 by Diverse: Issues in Higher Education Branch Campus: Concord, in the foothills of Mt. Diablo Online Campus: more than 17% of instruction online Gender: Female 62%, Male 38%; Average Age: Freshmen 18, Undergraduates 26 Undergraduate Fields of Study: 52 BA Degrees, 65 Minors Historically a leading producer of credentialed teachers for California, including large numbers of math and science teachers Take advantage of access to major business, cultural and residential areas in the East Bay, Silicon Valley and San Francisco. Applicant Declared Most Popular Majors: Pre-Business Administration, Pre-Nursing, Psychology, Biological Science, Criminal Justice, Kinesiology and Art

72 THE NUMBERS Total Enrollment: 13,851 Small Class Size: Student/Faculty Ratio 26:1; Average Class Size: 31 Approximate Cost: $23,813 Average GPA: 3.1 ACT : 19 SAT Approx 1,000

73 Where is San José State University Located? IN THE HEART OF THE SILICON VALLEY Close proximity to over 30 Fortune 500 companies Located 40 minutes from Santa Cruz Located 45 minutes south of San Francisco Located one hour north of Monterey The third largest city in California The 10th largest city in the U.S.

74 SJSU ACCOLADES Popular undergraduate majors at SJSU include business, engineering, visual and performing arts, nursing, psychology, justice studies, biology, kinesiology, journalism and computer science. Charles W. Davidson College of Engineering is ranked 2 nd in the nation among public engineering programs offering bachelor s and master s degrees.

75 THE NUMBERS NCAA D1 Athletics GPA: 3.27 SAT: 1031 ACT: 22 Approximate Cost: $24,223

76 Ideal Location: Located halfway between San Francisco and Los Angeles on the Central Coast of California, classic college town setting, spectacular climate and scenery, suburban atmosphere For the 21 st straight year, Cal Poly has been rated the best public-master s university in the West in U.S. News & World Report s 2014 America s Best Colleges guidebook. Cal Poly's Orfalea College of Business has again been named to Bloomberg Businessweek magazine's list of the nation's top undergraduate business colleges, moving up five spots this year to be ranked No

77 COMPREHENSIVE REVIEW SELECTION IS COMPETITIVE Selection is a comprehensive review by major of multiple factors deemed important to the University FOUR CATEGORIES FOR SELECTION: A-G Courses taken (9 th -12 th ) Grades received (9 th -12 th ) Test Scores Extra-Curricular Activities/Work Experience Portfolio for Art & Audition for Music Applicants 2013 Counselor Conference 19,000 students Division I Athletics $24,177 77

78 COLLEGE APPLIED SELECTED GPA ACT SAT 1* Agriculture, Food & Env. Sciences 4,025 1, Agriculture& Env. Design 1, Business 5,604 2, Engineering 12,991 3, Liberal Arts 7,034 2, Science & Mathematics 8,778 2, TOTAL 40,402 13,

79 The campus is nestled against the San Bernardino mountains approx. three miles north of the 215 & 210 freeway Junction. Landmarks Include: Route 66 Arrowhead Lake The National Orange Show The home of Santa Fe s first Engine

80 THE NUMBERS 20,000+ D2 Athletics GPA 3.17 SAT 904 ACT 18 $20,376

81 POPULAR MAJORS Nursing Kinesiology Pre- Physical Therapy Criminal Justice Social Work Administration Biology Pre-Med Psychology Liberal Studies Computer Engineering

82 CAL POLY POMONA Notable Landmarks: The Historic Fox Theater The LA County Fair Cal Poly is also located: 25 minutes from Disneyland 30 minutes from Los Angeles 45 minutes from the Beach

83 POPULAR IMPACTED MAJORS Animal Health Science Animal Science Architecture Aerospace Engineering Chemical Engineering Civil Engineering Computer Engineering Electrical Engineering Mechanical Engineering Communication Music Industry Studies Psychology Sociology Biology Biotechnology Chemistry Computer Science Environmental Biology Exercise Science Undeclared

84 THE NUMBERS D II Athletics Undergraduate: 20,530 High School GPA: 3.50 SAT : 1,072 ACT : 26 Approximate Cost $23,441

85 CAL STATE LOS ANGELES 175 acre hilltop campus National Science Foundation Environmental Research Center US News ranked Business Program Charter College of Education

86 ACADEMIC PROGRAMS Nationally Recognized Programs in Business, Engineering, and Nursing Most Popular Majors (Fall 2012) Criminal Justice* Business Administration-Accounting* Biology* Psychology* Business Administration-Management* Unique Programs Honors College Rehabilitation Services 2+2 Articulation Programs - Technology Fire Protection Administration Aviation Administration

87 THE NUMBERS D II Athletics Average GPA 3.62 SAT (Math & Critical Reading) 948 ACT Composite 19.7 Approximate Cost $21,695

88 CAL STATE FULLERTON Located in the North-East portion Of orange County. We are 8 miles from Disneyland, 17 miles from John Wayne Airport in Santa Ana, and we are 36 miles east of Los Angeles airport. Cal State LA 27 miles Dominguez Hills 28 miles Cal Poly Pomona 15 miles Cal State San Marcos 77 miles Cal State San Bernardino 50 miles Cal State Northridge 54 miles Cal State Long Beach 24 miles

89 THE NUMBERS 36,156 students NCAA Division I GPA: 3.39 SAT Score: 1027 ACT 19 Approximate Cost $23, 508

90 POPULAR PROGRAMS Business, Management, Marketing, and Related Support Services Communication, Journalism, and Related Programs Psychology Social Sciences Health Professions and Related Programs

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92 Top 75 Best Value in the Nation: The Princeton Review 2013 Best Colleges One of Best in the West : The Princeton Review 2014 Best Colleges Among 100 Best Values in Colleges: Kiplinger s Personal Finance th Best Public University in Western U.S.: U.S. News & World Report fifth consecutive year 9th in nation awarding bachelor degrees to minority students: Diverse Issues in Higher Education COLLEGE BASED DISTINCTIONS College of the Arts: California s largest and most comprehensive publicly funded school for the arts College of Business: Student Management Investment Fund manages a real-dollar portfolio College of Education: Integrated Teacher Education Program, K-8 College of Engineering: Ranked Best in the Nation by U.S. News & World Report College of Health Human Services: received one of the largest nursing grants in the nation, $15 M College of Liberal Arts: Produced CSULB s first ever Rhodes Scholar College of Natural Science & Mathematics: Preeminent B.S. Marine Biology Program Best Public University in Western U.S.: U.S. News & World Report fifth consecutive year 9th in nation awarding bachelor degrees to minority students: Diverse Issues in Higher Education

93 THE NUMBERS NCAA DI Athletics GPA: 3.6 SAT: 1150 ACT: 24 Approximate Cost $22,128

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96 THE NUMBERS Our Local School GPA: 3.17 SAT: ACT: Approximate Cost $23,577

97 Business, Management, Marketing, and Related Support Services Social Sciences Psychology Health Professions and Related Programs English Language and Literature/Letters

98 THE NUMBERS NCAA D1 Athletics GPA: 3.75 SAT: 1152 ACT: 25 Approximate Cost $20,578