CALIFORNIA STATE UNIVERSITY, EAST BAY WELCOME TO THE SAN FRANCISCO BAY AREA! INTERNATIONAL PROGRAMS
Welcome to San Francisco Bay Area California State University, East Bay is located in the beautiful and culturally diverse San Francisco Bay Area. The total enrollment is 14,000; of those 1250 are international students. CSU East Bay is known for its award winning programs, expert instruction, small classes, a highly personalized learning environment and a choice of more than 100 career-focused fields of study. CSU East Bay serves students from the United States and from all around the world, many of our students intern with local companies in both San Francisco Bay Area and Silicon Valley after graduation. It s the best combination of: Program Location Price. Top Reasons to Choose CSUEB: Academic Excellence: CSU East Bay has been recognized as a Best in the West college by Princeton Review since 2004. Location: CSU East Bay is located in the heart of the beautiful San Francisco Bay Area; it s 30-40 minutes drive from either San Francisco City or to San Jose Silicon Valley. Safe Campus: CSUEB is a safe, centralized campus offering an inspiring setting for college living, learning, and career skill building. Competitive Price: CSU East Bay tops the index for value and affordability with among the lowest fees in the nation for comparable institution. The estimated cost for international students per year is $30,000 per academic year covers: tuition and living expenses. Diversity: Diverse Issues in Higher Education recognized Cal State East Bay s undergraduate program as No. 61 in the nation in 2012 for the number of degrees awarded to students of color. The graduate program is also included the Publication s Diverse Issues Top 100. Career Development Opportunities: Our commitment to experiential education makes it possible for you to apply for internships with national and Bay area companies that are leaders in their field.
Admission Requirements UNDERGRADUATE High school diploma or graduation certificate Official sealed transcript TOEFL 61 or IELTS 6.0 Financial statement Copy of passport biographic page Freshmen: Minimum high school GPA 3.0 Transfer: Minimum 2.0 GPA required GRADUATE/POST GRADUATE TOEFL 79 or IELTS 6.5 A minimum GPA of 2.5 on final two years (3.0 recommended) Note: some departments require a higher GPA Official sealed transcript Some departments may have additional requirements and standards for admission. CONDITIONAL ADMISSION TO UNDERGRADUATE PROGRAMS (IEP + Undergraduate) For students who do not meet the English language requirement, but are academically qualified, an I-20 will be issued by CSUEB indicating that student will be admitted to the University undergraduate program upon meeting the English language requirement. American Language Program The American Language Program (ALP) at CSU, East Bay offers a wide range of high-quality, English language and other programs for students from all over the world. PROGRAM Intensive English Program Conditional Admission to CSU East Bay Undergraduate Programs Pre-MBA Program Certificate Programs: TESOL, Paralegal Studies, International Business Diploma (3Q/OPT) Visiting Student Programs For more detailed information, please visit www.csueastbay.edu/alp. Pioneer Heights A true safe, living, & learning community. Our safe & park like campus is located on top of a hill in the City of Hayward. Living on campus is much more than having your own student apartment or suite located just a short walk from classes. It s about becoming part of a true living-learning community designed to help you thrive academically, personally, socially, and develops valuable networking and career skills. For more detailed information, please visit www.csueastbay.edu/housing. Cal State East Bay was the perfect choice for me because I could choose from a wide range of courses and content that perfectly fits into my studies. The location of the campus, within the very international Bay Area, is absolutely unique. -- Holger Klinge Visiting Student Program Germany
Degrees offered at Cal State East Bay UNDERGRADUATE PROGRAMS Anthropology Archaeology and Biological Anthropology Option Socio-Cultural Anthropology Option Art (B.A., B.F.A) Art History Option Art Studio Option Graphic Design Option (B.A., B.F.A) Multimedia Option (B.A., B.F.A) Photography Option (B.A., B.F.A) Pictorial Arts Option Spatial Arts Option Traditional Arts Option (B.F.A.) Biochemistry (B.S., B.A.) Chemistry Education Option Biological Science (B.A., B.S.) Biology (General) Option Biology Education Option Cell and Molecular Biology Option Ecology and Conservation Biology Option Forensic Science Option Microbiology/Biomedical Laboratory Sciences Option Physiology Option Business Administration Accounting Option Advertising and Public Relations Option Business and Economics Option Corporate Management Option Entrepreneurship Option Human Resources Management Option Information Technology Management Marketing Management Option Operations and Enterprise Resource Management Option Real Estate Management Option Supply Chain Management Option Chemistry (B.A., B.S.) Chemistry Education Option Forensic Science Option Communication Media Production Option Professional, Public, and Organizational Communication Option Computer Science Computer Engineering Option Networking and Data Communications Option Software Engineering Option Construction Management Criminal Justice Administration Corrections Option Law Enforcement and Administration Option Economics Accounting Option Social Science Economics Option Statistical Economics Option Engineering Computer Engineering Option Industrial Engineering Option English Creative Writing Option Interdisciplinary Language, Literature, and Writing Studies Option Language and Discourse Option Literature Option Environmental Science Environmental Systems and Resource Management Option Life Science Option Physical Science Option Environmental Studies Environmental Health Option Physical Environment Option Sustainable Resource Management Option Ethnic Studies African American Studies Option American Indian Studies Option Asian American Studies Option Genders and Sexualities in Communities of color Option Latino/Latina Studies Option (B.A) French Geography (B.A., B.S.) Geology (B.A., B.S.) Health Sciences Administration and Management Option Community Health Option Environmental Health and Safety Option Pre-Clinical Preparation Option History Asian History Option European History Option History of California and the American West Option Latin American History Option United States History Option Hospitality and Tourism Human Development Adolescent Development Option Adult Development and Gerontology Option Childhood Development Option Early Childhood Development Option ( B.A.) Women s Development Option Interdisciplinary Studies (B.A., B.S.) International Studies Kinesiology Exercise Nutrition and Wellness Option Physical Education Teaching Option Pre-Athletic Training Option Pre-Physical Therapy Option Special Studies Option Latin American Studies Liberal Studies Teacher Preparation Degree Pathway Childhood Studies Option Special Education Option Studies in Education Option (B.A., Bachelor s plus: Early pathway students only) Liberal Arts Degree Pathway Organization Leadership Option Special Education Option Mathematics Applied Mathematics Option Mathematics Teaching Option Option A Music Nursing Pre-licensure Option RN Advanced Placement Option Philosophy Physics (B.A., B.S.) Physics Education Option Political Science Pre-Law Option Public Affairs and Administration Option Psychology (B.A., B.S.) Ergonomics and Human Factors Option Industrial/Organizational Psychology Option Recreation Recreation Management Option Recreation Therapy Option Sociology Social Services Option Sociology Option Spanish Speech Pathology and Audiology Statistics Theatre Arts Acting Option Dance Option Directing Option Musical Theatre Option Technology and Design Option Theatre and Dance for Children Option Theatre: History and Literature Option Women s Studies GRADUATE Accountancy (M.S.) Anthropology (M.A.) Biological Science (M.A., M.S.) Biostatistics (M.S.) Business Administration (M.B.A.) Entrepreneurship Option (M.B.A.) Finance Option (M.B.A.) Human Resource and Organizational Behavior Option (M.B.A.) Information Technology Management Option (M.B.A.) Marketing Management Option (M.B.A.) Operations and Supply Chain Management Option (M.B.A.) Strategy and International Business Option (M.B.A.) Chemistry (M.S.) Biochemistry Option (M.S.) Communication (M.A.) Computer Networks (M.S.) Computer Science (M.S.) Construction Management (M.S.) Counseling (M.S.) Clinical Child/School Psychology Option (M.S.) Marriage and Family Therapy Option (M.S.) School Counseling Option (M.S.) Economics (M.A.) Education (M.S.) Curriculum Option (M.S.) Early Childhood Education Option (M.S.) Educational Technology Leadership Option (M.S.) Reading Instruction Option (M.S.) Educational Leadership (M.S.) Urban Teacher Leadership Option (M.S.) Educational Leadership (Ed.D.) Engineering Management (M.S.) English (M.A.) Teaching English as a Second Language Option (M.A.) Geography (M.A.) Geology (M.S.) Environmental Geology Option (M.S.) Health Care Administration (M.S.) Management and Change in Health Care Option (M.S.) History (M.A.) Examination Option (M.A.) Public History Option (M.A.) Teaching Option (M.A.) Thesis Option (M.A.) Interdisciplinary Studies (M.A., M.S.) Kinesiology (M.S.) Marine Sciences (M.S.) Mathematics (M.S.) Option I (M.S.) Option II (Mathematics Teaching) (M.S.) Option III (Applied Mathematics) (M.S.) Multimedia (M.A.) Music (M.A.) Public Administration (M.P.A.) Heath Care Administration Option (M.P.A.) Management of Human Resources and Change Option (M.P.A.) Public Management and Policy Analysis Option (M.P.A.) Recreation and Tourism (M.S.) Social Work (M.S.W.) Special Education (M.S.) Mild/Moderate Option (M.S.) Moderate/Severe Option (M.S.) Speech-Language Pathology (M.S.) Statistics (M.S.) Actuarial Statistics Option (M.S.) Applied Statistics Option (M.S.) Computational Statistics Option (M.S.) Mathematical Statistics Option (M.S.) Taxation (M.S.) MINORS Advertising African American Studies American Indian Studies Anthropology Art History Art Studio Asian American Studies Asian Studies Biological Science Biostatistics Business Administration California Studies Chemistry Children s Theatre and Dance Chinese Language and Cultural Studies Communication Computer Science Creative Video Creative Writing Criminal Justice Administration Dance Early Childhood Education Economics English Environmental Studies Ethnic Studies Filipino/Filipino-American Studies French Genders and Sexualities in Communities of Color Geography Geology German Health Sciences History Hospitality and Tourism Human Development Information Technology Management Interactive Sculpture International Business International Studies Italian Kinesiology (Physical Education) Latin American Studies Latino/a Studies Marketing Mathematics Multimedia Music Philosophy Photography Physics Political Science Psychology Recreation Sign Language Sociology Software Development Spanish Speech Pathology and Audiology Statistics Theatre Urban Studies Women s Studies (Human Development) Youth Services Administration CERTIFICATE PROGRAMS International Business Paralegal Studies Teaching English to Speakers of Other Languages (TESOL)
ACADEMIC CALENDAR CSU East Bay is a quarters system school. (11 weeks per quarter) Fall quarter begins in late September. Winter quarter begins in early January. Spring quarter begins in early April. Summer quarter begins in mid-june. * Specific starting dates vary from year-to-year International Admission for Degree Programs California State University, East Bay International Admissions Office 25800 Carlos Bee Blvd, LI 2550 Hayward, CA 94542 Telephone: (510) 885-7571 Fax: (510) 885-2325 E-mail: iao@csueastbay.edu Web: www.csueastbay.edu/cie CONTACT INFORMATION International Admission for Non-Degree Programs (Intensive English Program, Pre-MBA, Visiting International, Certificate & Diploma Admissions): California State University, East Bay American Language Program 25800 Carlos Bee Blvd Hayward, CA 94542 Telephone: (510) 885-2358 Fax: (510) 885-2040 E-mail: alpgen@csueastbay.edu Web: www.csueastbay.edu/alp