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CALIFORNIA STATE UNIVERSITY,EAST BAY

Cal State East Bay offers the outstanding academics and personalized learning environment you expect to find at a private college — but without the high price. In fact, Cal State East Bay has some of the lowest fees in the nation among comparable four-year institutions.

And we back our commitment to access for students with more than $100 million of financial aid every year, including merit-based and need-based scholarships.

Add to that the advantages and attractions of Northern California’s

exciting and beautiful San Francisco Bay Area, and it’s easy to see why Cal State East Bay is widely regarded as a best value in higher education.

EXCELLENCE AND VALUE

California State University, East Bay matches top-rated academics with amazing opportunities in the surrounding San Francisco Bay Area — career exploration, research, internships, recreation, culture — and unforgettable panoramic views. Whether you’re new to Northern California or a lifelong resident, Cal State East Bay is your starting point for an exceptional college experience, offering the best of a world-class destination, and unbeatable access to faculty, mentoring, hands-on learning, and latest generation technology.

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TOPEXCELLENCE AND VALUE

Anthropology, B.A. Archaeology and Biological Anthropology Option Socio-Cultural Anthropology OptionArt, B.A. Art History Option Art Studio Option Graphic Design Option Multimedia Option Photography Option Pictorial Arts Option Spatial Arts OptionArt, B.F.A. Graphic Design Option Multimedia Option Photography Option Traditional Arts OptionBiochemistry, B.A. Chemistry Education Option Biochemistry, B.S.Biological Science, B.A. Biology Education Option General Biology OptionBiological Science, B.S. Cell and Molecular Biology Option Ecology and Conservation Biology Option Forensic Science Option General Biology Option Microbiology/Biomedical Laboratory Sciences Option Physiology Option

Business Administration, B.S. Accounting Option Business Economics Option

Entrepreneurship Option Finance Option General Management Option Human Resources Management Option Information Technology Management Option Marketing Management Option Operations and Supply Chain Management OptionChemistry, B.A. Chemistry Education OptionChemistry, B.S. Forensic Science OptionCommunication, B.A. Media Production Option Professional, Public and Organizational Communication OptionComputer Engineering, B.S. Computer Science, B.S. Computer Engineering Option Networking and Data Communications Option Software Engineering OptionConstruction Management, B.S. Criminal Justice Administration, B.S. Community Alternatives and Corrections Option Justice and Enforcement OptionEconomics, B.A. General Economics Option Social Science Economics OptionEnglish, B.A. Creative Writing Option Interdisciplinary Language, Literature and Writing Studies Option Language and Discourse Option Literature Option

Environmental Science, B.S. Environmental Systems and Resource Management Option Life Science Option Physical Science OptionEnvironmental Studies, B.A. Environment and Society Option Physical Environment Option Sustainable Resource Management OptionEthnic Studies, B.A. African American Studies Option American Indian Studies Option Asian American Studies Option Genders and Sexualities in Communities of Color Option Latino/a and Latin American Studies OptionFrench, B.A. Geography, B.A.Geography, B.S.Geology, B.A.Geology, B.S.Health Sciences, B.S. Administration and Management Option Community Health Option Environmental Health and Safety Option Pre-Clinical Preparation OptionHistory, B.A. Asian and Middle Eastern History Option European History Option History of California and the American West Option Latin American History Option United States History Option

Hospitality and Tourism, B.S.Human Development, B.A. Adolescent Development Option Adult Development and Gerontology Option Childhood Development Option Early Childhood Development Option Women’s Development OptionIndustrial Engineering, B.S. Interdisciplinary Studies, B.A.Interdisciplinary Studies, B.S.International Studies, B.A.Kinesiology, B.S. Exercise, Nutrition, and Wellness Option Physical Activity Studies Option Physical Education Teaching Option Social Justice Option Special Studies Option Therapeutic Studies OptionLiberal Studies, B.A. Childhood Studies Option Special Education Option Studies in Education Option Organization Leadership Option Special Education OptionMathematics, B.S. Applied Mathematics Option Mathematics Teaching Option Pure MathematicsMusic, B.A. (audition required)Nursing, B.S. (impacted) Prelicensure Option RN Advanced Placement Option

CHOOSE YOUR FUTURE — UNDERGRADUATE MAJORS

CSU Eligibility Index for California Residents

GPA3.02.992.902.802.702.602.502.402.302.202.102.00

ACTany score

1012141618202224262830

SAT any score

510580660740820900980

1060114012201300

CSU Eligibility Index for Nonresidents or Nongraduates

of California High SchoolsBelow 2.45 does not qualify

for regular admission

GPA3.613.63.53.43.33.23.13.02.92.82.72.62.5

ACTany score

131517192123252628313335

SAT any score

630710790870950

1030111011901260135014301510

Complete Eligibility Index Tables for residents and non-residents are available at csumentor.edu. For admissions purposes, the CSU uses only the SAT scores for mathematics and critical reading.

Freshmen Entry RequirementsSubject Yearsa. History and Social Science 2 yearsb. English 4 yearsc. Math 3 years (4 recommended) d. Laboratory Science 2 yearse. Language Other than English 2 yearsf. Visual and Performing Arts 1 yearg. College Preparatory Elective 1 year

Total Required Courses: 15

The above courses must be CSU/UC- approved college preparatory courses (referred to as the “a - g” courses) completed with a C or better. SAT/ACT scores will be evaluated relative to the college preparatory GPA from 10th, 11th, and 12th grades using the CSU Eligibility Index. EPT/ELM requirements must be satisfied prior to enrolling in your first quarter.

Transfer Students(60 transferable semester units)• GPA of 2.0 (C average) or better in all transferable units attempted. • Good standing at the last college or university attended. • Completed, transferable G.E. courses in English composition, speech, critical thinking, and mathematics with a grade of C or better.

Admission requirements subject to change.

Please check www.csueastbay.edu/admission for current admission deadlines and requirements.

C S U E B A D M I S S I O N SPhilosophy, B.A.Physics, B.A. Physics Education OptionPhysics, B.S.Political Science, B.A. Pre-Law Option Public Affairs and Administration OptionPsychology, B.A.Psychology, B.S. Ergonomics and Human Factors Option Industrial/Organizational Psychology OptionRecreation, B.S. Recreation Management Option Recreation Therapy OptionSociology, B.A. Social Services Option Sociology OptionSpanish, B.A.Speech Pathology and Audiology, B.S.Statistics, B.S.Theatre Arts, B.A. Acting Option Dance Option Directing and Creative Vision Option Musical Theatre Option Technology and Design Option

Approved majors for the 2015-16 academic year. Undergraduate programs are subject to change. For the official up-to-date list of undergraduate programs offered at CSUEB, visit our online University Catalog at www.csueastbay.edu/ecat.

Cutting-edge technology, innovative programs, and dedicated faculty keep CSUEB students connected to industry throughout the region — and competitive in whatever career fields they choose. PIONEER FUTURES

COLLEGE OF EDUCATION AND ALLIED STUDIESOur undergraduate programs in Kinesiology and Physical Education and Hospitality, Recreation, and Tourism (HRT) break new ground in the fields of health and wellness. We offer dynamic programs that maximize new technologies and push students to consider diverse perspectives in their studies. Our Kinesiology classes look at physical movement through a broad lens of mental, emotional, social, and historical contexts, and our HRT students use boundless fieldwork opportunities to develop sustainable solutions that have global impact. CEAS is also home to future teachers, who can begin working in the classroom without having to wait to start a credential program.

COLLEGE OF LETTERS, ARTS, AND SOCIAL SCIENCES

COLLEGE OF SCIENCEExplore the mysteries of dark matter in physics; pioneer changes in medicine with chemistry; design new software through computer sciences; or reimagine the skyline in engineering. The College of Science is where innovation and creativity are tested against principles of hands-on experimentation, research, and collaboration between students and faculty from different disciplines. Our Science, Technology, Engineering and Math (STEM) graduates go on to break boundaries at forward-thinking, in-demand Bay Area companies, such as Tesla, GoogleX, NASA, Caltrans, and more.

COLLEGE OF BUSINESS AND ECONOMICS CBE classes are filled with diverse faculty and students that bring different ideas and answers to questions of global importance — and we offer real-world projects that put your problem-solving to work for local companies. Our undergraduate degrees in areas like Business Administration and Economics give students the comprehensive foundation they need to make critical decisions with ethical integrity, while also promoting specialties of interest, such as marketing, IT management, and entrepreneurship, or government, international trade, and finance.

Choosing a major from the 22 arts, social sciences, and humanities degrees offered through CLASS means nearly endless possibilities — but our graduates are connected through their ability to think and act critically and creatively. Whether you want a future in politics, environmental studies, the arts, human development, criminal justice, or any of our other many majors, CLASS connects students to experienced professionals working in the field, and encourages complex thinking strategies that consider issues of social justice.

PIONEER

LIFEChoosing residency at Pioneer Heights is a sure bet for success — being close to class, community, and the diverse culture of campus life means engaging with the University on a deeper level, and benefiting from the support of fellow students, faculty, and staff.

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From soccer to basketball and swimming to golf, Cal State East Bay’s championship-winning teams and athletes bring the excitement, spirit, and camaraderie of collegiate competition to the University campus.

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Undergraduate Degrees: Bachelor of Arts Bachelor of Fine Arts Bachelor of Science

Undergraduate Fields of Study: 49 Baccalaureate Degrees 61 Minors

Most Popular Majors: Business Administration, Health Sciences, Nursing, Psychology, Criminal Justice Administration, Kinesiology, Biological Science, Sociology, Communication, Human Development

Student/Faculty Ratio: 28:1

Total Enrollment: 14,823

Clubs & Organizations: More than 120, including academic, cultural, Greek, honors, recreational, and special interest

Men’s Athletics: Baseball, basketball, cross country, golf, soccer, track and field

Women’s Athletics: Basketball, cross country, golf, soccer, softball, swimming, track and field, volleyball, water polo

Accreditation: Western Association of Schools and Colleges (WASC); some departments and programs also individually accredited

Fees: Cal State East Bay rates high in value and affordability and has some of the lowest fees in the nation for comparable institutions. Visit www.csueastbay.edu/affordable for current fee information

Financial Aid: More than $100 million awarded annually, including scholarships, state and federal grants and loans, and Work-Study Program

On-Campus Housing: Pioneer Heights’ new on-campus apartments and suites are spacious, furnished, and affordable. Computing labs, and study, exercise, laundry, and recreation rooms are available for the more than 1,200 student residents

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