Diverse student body with 18,398 students Princeton Review, Forbes, and U.S. News and World Report recognized CSUSB as one of the best colleges in

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2 Diverse student body with 18,398 students Princeton Review, Forbes, and U.S. News and World Report recognized CSUSB as one of the best colleges in the west. Model UN and Arab League programs continue to earn top honors. CSUSB students are accepted into most prestigious medical schools and PhD programs. Ranks among the safest public universities in California. State-of-the-art classrooms and labs. Modern residential complexes house 1,500 students. Fullerton Art Museum among 4% of accredited U.S. art museums CSUSB s Coyote Radio is one of the top internet-only college radio stations in America and voted the third-best of all college radio stations in the nation. Distinguished as a Military Friendly School, according to a national survey by G.I Jobs Magazine. More than 80 percent of our students receive financial aid rewards averaging approximately $10,490 per year. 4 On-line programs: BA in Criminal Justice, MBA, MSW, MA in Education- Teacher Leadership Palm Desert Campus is a branch campus serving the Coachella Valley area.

3 Popular Majors Nursing, Criminal Justice, Psychology, Liberal Studies/Teaching, Biology and Pre-Med, Administration, Kinesiology, Nutrition & Food Sciences, Computer Engineering, & Communication Impacted Majors Nursing, Social Work, Criminal Justice and Kinesiology (Allied Health Professions). Cyber Security Program Available as a B.S. (Admin, Cyber Security concentration) and a Cyber Security Certificate is available for Computer Science and National Security Studies students. "Scholarship for Service (Cybercorps) Program sponsored by National Science Foundation (NSF), provides full tuition, lodging, books and a generous stipend and requires participation in a paid internship position with the Federal Government. CSUSB received, for the seventh consecutive year, the President s Community Service Honor Roll- the highest federal designation a college or university can earn for its commitment to service learning and civic engagement. SB 1440 Criminal Justice, Anthropology, Art, Administration, Liberal Studies, English, Geography, History, Kinesiology, Mathematics, Music, Physics, Political Science, Psychology, Sociology, Studio Arts

4 Coyote Athletics NCAA Divison II Support Services: Adult Re-entry Center Educational Opportunity Program (EOP) Learning Center Student Assistance in Learning (SAIL) Student Leadership and Development (SLD) Student Orientation, Advising and Registration (SOAR) Writing Center Housing: CSUSB offers Suite-style residence halls and Apartment-style units. Men s Basketball Soccer Golf Baseball Women s Basketball Soccer Cross country Volley Ball Water Polo Softball Living Learning Communities (LLC s): Global Scholars, First Year Experience, and Civic Engagement. There are also two life style choices: All Women and Non-traditional (25 years and older). Students are not required to live on-campus their first year, however they must be enrolled at CSUSB and eligibility checks are done each quarter. All students living in campus housing are eligible for priority registration.

5 CSUSB continues to declare campus wide impaction for first time freshmen and transfer students for Impacted Majors: Criminal Justice Social Work Nursing Kinesiology Allied Health Professions Impaction information can be found online at:

6 Applied Admit Enroll Avg. GPA SAT/ACT Avg. Freshmen 11,857 3,079 2, /19 Upper-Division Transfer 6,751 3,467 1, N/A SB N/A Submit application during application priority filing period and meet all transcript, confirmation deposit of $100, Early Start Program (ESP), and document deadlines. Students are required to check their campus account regularly for important information from CSUSB. Attend CSUSB Presentation, Application & Financial Aid Workshops, and Open House event on Oct. 18, 2014 for information and assistance. Don't forget to submit AP/IB scores and to take EPT/ELM placement exams early. Remember when a student is first admitted it's on a provisional or conditional basis and they must meet all admission requirements with their final transcript! Fall 2015 Application Filing Period: Oct. 1st Nov. 30th, th Semester grades due: February 15 Confirmation deposit of $100 due: May 1 Register for ESP: Required for Fall 2015; July 21 Final transcripts/document deadline: July 1

7 Scholarship Opportunities California Middle Class Scholarship (MSC) California Dream Act The Dream.US President's Academic Excellence Scholarship (PAES) offered to top 1% graduating high school seniors in SB County. Mathematics and Science Scholarship(MASS) offered to the to 2% Riverside or San Bernardino County high school graduates or transfer students from a community college with at least a 3.5 GPA. (Biology, Chemistry, Computer Science, Geology, Mathematics, or Physics in the College of Natural Sciences). More than 80% of students receive financial aid 56% of those students receive 100% funding For more Information on Scholarships, visit

8 President s Scholars Event Sept. 13, 2014 Open House Oct. 18, 2014 PDC Open House Nov. 1, 2014 The College Dream Feb 21, 2015 College: Making It Happen! Mar Transfer Day Feb. 28, 2015 A Night With The Pack Mar. May 2015 Black Student Leadership Symposium Apr Counselor s Day May 8, 2015 CSUSB Campus Tours By Appointment: Monday 10:30 a.m., 12 p.m. & 2 p.m. Please Call: (909) tours@csusb.edu

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