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CSU COUNSELOR CONFERENCE
FALL 2009 ADMISSIONS
Requirements Complete all A-G courses with at least a “C” or better Achieve at least a minimum eligibility index of 2900 (Local Area) Submit an application as early as possible between Oct 1st - Nov
30th
Take SAT or ACT by December of Senior year Complete the ELM / EPT by May 2, 2009, if not exempt by EAP
Impaction Campus-wide Impaction for First-time Freshman
• Recommend 3200 index for students outside the local area The EL-BSN is an impacted program
• Admission to the University as a pre-nursing student does not guarantee admission to the EL-BSN nursing major.
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Black; 4%
Hispanic; 28%
Asian/Pacific Is-lander;
22%Native Americans;
1%
White; 32%
Interna-tional; 4%
Unknown; 10%
Freshman Statistics Total Class Enrollment: 4,154 60% Female, 40% Male Average GPA: 3.18 Average SAT: 978
Math: 499 Verbal: 480
Total Applications Received: 49, 681
Total Admitted: 24,159 (49%)
Majors Most Often Declared
Business Administration
Psychology Liberal Arts Child Adolescent
Studies Art
University Enrollment by Ethnicity
FIRST-TIME FRESHMAN STATISTICS-FALL 2007
GENERAL ESTIMATED COST OF ATTENDANCEFees
At Home
On Campus Off-Campus
State University Fee $3,342 $3,342 $3,342
Additional Cost (Books, Meals, Housing, Transportation, Miscellaneous)
$8,128 $12,076
$13,846
Total $11,470
$15,418
$17,788
ESTIMATED COST - PER SEMESTER > 6 Units (Full Time) < 6 Units (Part Time)
State University Fees
$1,869 $1,109
Parking $145 $145
Books (Estimated Cost )
$300-500 $100-300
Total $2,300-$2,500 $1350 - $1650
ACADEMICSCollege of the Arts• The College of the Arts is among the
top 16 highly recommended programs in the nation.
• COTA students receive top awards and recognition in annual competitions and festivals such as ImagiNations, Microsoft Imagine Cup, Key Art, VASTA, American College Dance and International Music Scholar Laureate Program.
College of Health & Human Development
• Prepares for careers in areas of broad human concern Child and Adolescent Studies
Health Science Counseling and Social Work
Human Services Kinesiology, Sports and Exercise Nursing
College of Engineering & Computer Science
• Work on real world research projects with faculty members and industry professionals such as Dr. Mohinder Grewal who has been named one of the 50 Leaders to watch in Global Positioning Systems (GPS) research.
College of Business & Economics• Mihaylo College is the largest
accredited business school in California and the 4th largest in the United States. It is listed in Princeton Review’s Best 290 Business Schools.
ACADEMICS
College of Education• The College of Education at CSUF
provides the only university teacher preparation program in Orange County that is accredited by the National Council for Accreditation of Teacher Education (NCATE).
College of Natural Sciences & Mathematics
• Emphasis on instruction and student involvement in research such as the Tucker Wildlife Sanctuary, a 12 acre nature preserve providing hands-on research opportunities.
College of Humanities & Social Sciences
• Focus on education, research, public service and professional development
• The Psychology Department is home to Nancy Segal one of the recognized contributors in twins research.
College of Communications
• Our College of Communications is the largest in the western United States and fourth largest in the nation.
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The CSUF Student Recreation Center is a
comprehensive facility and program designed to serve
fitness, recreation, education, of the Cal State
Fullerton campus community.
*Indoor Track *Rock Climbing Wall *Outdoor Pool…. & More
Going Green Effective Water Use Energy Conservation Design Decisions
The Mihaylo College of Business and Economics has been included in the 2008 edition of Princeton Review's "Best 290 Business Schools."
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HOUSING On-campus housing
accommodates 836 students.
Students do not have to be admitted to the University to submit a Housing Application.
Housing application and off-campus housing referrals are available online.
The residence hall complex consists of apartment style suites and a community center.
Single occupancy: $6,898 Double occupancy: $5,167
Apply as early as possible beginning October 1st at www.fullerton.edu/housing
CONTACT INFO: Phone: (714) 278-2168 Email:
[email protected] Hours: Monday-Friday 8am
to 5pm Location: Cobb Residence
Halls
• Single occupancy
• Double occupancy
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WHY CAL STATE FULLERTON?Campus Community
29 Greek, Cultural, and Local Fraternities and Sororities
250+ clubs and organizations and numerous student development opportunities including Student Leadership Institute, Volunteer and Service Center, and Associated Students
Abundant Resources with a Small Campus Feel | Student faculty ratio 23:1
Internship Opportunities
The Internship & Job Fair Over 250 companies &
Interviews on campus
The Internship Event Specifically for internships Excellent for majors with a
required internship
Industry PartnersDisney Partners
One of only 18 institutions worldwide & the only public institution of higher education to be chosen
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FINANCIAL RESOURCESFinancial Aid:
CSUF Aid awarded in 2006/2007: $117.6 Million
Average award: $7,870
Percent of CSUF students that receive financial aid: 42% (2006-2007)
Special Scholarships: Honors and Scholars Guardian Scholars McNair Scholars Program Future Scholars Program President’s Scholars Program Music Department Scholarships Army ROTC For more information, please visit
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TITAN ATHLETICS: NCAA DIVISION I Baseball (1979, 1984, 1995, 2004) Basketball (“Big West” – 2008) Cross-Country Gymnastics (1979) Soccer Softball Tennis Track & Field Volleyball Wrestling
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University Outreach-714.278.2086 [email protected]
Early Assessment [email protected]
Transfer Services – 714.278.3358 [email protected]
Admissions - 714.278.2370 [email protected]
Campus Tours - 714.278.3120 www.fullerton.edu/toursDisabled Student Services -714.278.3117 [email protected]
Financial Aid – 714.278.3125 [email protected]
Housing – 714.278.2168 [email protected]
Important Dates and DeadlinesOctober 1 – November 30th: Apply for admissionJanuary 14: SAT/ACT scores must be receivedMarch 2: Financial Aid application dueApril 25, 2009: Welcome to Cal State Fullerton DayMay 2: Last day to take ELM/EPT placement examsMay 9: Last day to register for mandatory New Student OrientationJuly 11: Final official high school transcript must be received
Contact InformationQUESTIONS?
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