Hi everyone, do not forget about application dates and deadlines! Thanks for watching & good luck! Website: www2.calstate.edu/apply/pages/application-dates-deadlines.aspx
Current CSUF grad that received full rides through academic scholarships. Was able to achieve a 3 year graduation from high school and land a 6 figure job out of a business undergrad. Highly recommend the CSU track for strong students too.
@@roman2237 Good! I used my accounting degree to work in an adjacent field (consulting) so cannot comment much on the job of an auditor/taxation specialist. Feel free to reach out on LinkedIn if you would like to chat.
These videos are great! I'm currently preparing for applications next semester so this content is excellent for an overview of all the countless California colleges. There are few TH-camrs who go in-depth about the UCs and CSUs so it's nice to see someone finally covering it. Keep it up!
Excellent video! I am on path to become a transfer student at Cal State San Bernardino, a school I've had my eye on for years. Since I am going into Computer Science, CSU San Bernardino has a great computer engineering program alongside Cal State Long Beach, San Jose State, and the Poly's. Compared to every other state in the US, I personally think California has the best state-wide public school system in the nation, since they make it extremely affordable and also accessible in big cities to small towns, like where I'm from.
Hi! I currently serve as the 2020-2022 Student Trustee for the CSU system. I went to CSUBakersfield and had the honor to visit each campus during my entire educational system. I really had to work hard to understand financial aid as a first generation student and am graduating without debt. I would love to collaborate on a future vid with you if you’d like some tips and tricks on getting students to afford a CSU education.
In public "perception", it is 1. CP-SLO (essentially a mid-tier UC like UCD, UCI or UCSB... UCSD-like level for engineering, UCLA/Cal-like level for architecture) 2. CP-Pomona (a mid-tier UC for architecture and engineering), 3. SDSU (a mid-tier UC for business, and liberal arts) , ("4." Maritime, very small and niche, but reputable as a state-level Maritime Academy), 4. Long Beach, Fullerton, San Jose (low-tier UCs like UCR, UCSC), 5. Sonoma, Monterey Bay and Stanislaus (low tier UCs for liberal arts), all other CSUs go by programs. For example, all are great for nursing. Humboldt has great forestry.
@@JohnDoe-my8kj I went to SDSU and the school is actually extremely hard to get into. Yes, people party but everyone at that school prioritizes their work. Even I knew that as a freshman who was sadly drunk or high half the time (I have changed, praise Jesus) that if I didn't show up to class hungover or not I would fall way behind. SDSU Business majors ALWAYS get jobs. The Nursing Program at SDSU is ranked top in the nation. The sciences are also very respected.
I loved my undergrad at CSU Dominguez Hills, after touring other CSUs I was accepted to I felt I could thrive the most in Dominguez hills. After graduating I landed a great position with the university and now in my masters at CSU LB. Biggest takeaway from this video for applicants - CSU is such a rich and diverse entity in higher ed. If you want to flourish, you will, better to build relationships with peers, mentors, and professors. IT IS WORTH IT & just apply!
@@TH-camuser328 hey Matt, DH is a great school - CSULB is a great school too - what helped me decide was visiting the campus, if you cant its worth helping you decide !
@@MohammedMohammed-rr8jh Of course you can! However, what they meant by CSU being career-based is that they prepare you for the workforce, and UCs prepare you for an MA, from what I understand it.
I graduated from Cal Poly SLO back in the early 1980’s with a Bachelor of Architecture degree. Although the professors in the Architecture and Engineering departments were top notch, I had some instructors in General Ed courses who were not very good. Before transferring into Cal Poly, I went to Pasadena City College, which back then, was the second best rated community college in the state. Many of the instructors I had for General Ed courses and others like math and science courses, were far superior to those at Cal Poly. Fortunately, I had completed the majority of my General Ed courses at Pasadena City College. PCC also had a good architecture department, so when applying to transfer to Cal Poly SLO school of Architecture, I did not have to submit a portfolio of my work like those from other community colleges due to the architecture program at Cal Poly being impacted at that time. I think to this day, the program is still impacted and it is difficult to get accepted to the program.
as someone who’s in CPP majoring in VCD, best campus, major diversity, and spoke with many alumnus about how much opportunities they got from there department. I’m taking 15 units with two part time jobs on campus as a graphic designer for the cultural centers and also a student fundraiser and I’m on a scholarship, so literally it may be hell for me, but the people around me make it the best moments. look into each cal state & see scholarship opportunities and look into research as well!!
The rankings are based on completely different criteria. Rankings don't mean anything unless you explain what the criteria they are based on. San Diego State is the only CSU that has multiple PHD programs (they have to be joint degrees affiliate with a PHD granting UC school) so US News puts it in the National University category which are research universities. The CSU's were originally established for Bachelors and Masters granting for CA high school students with GPA's in the top 1/3 of their class and UC's were the research universities for Bachelors, Master and PHD's for CA students in the top 12% of high school GPAs.
Cal poly slo is definately one of the best for engineering I really don't understand how they didnt rank in the top for engineering. The hands on nature of the Polytechnic school makes the engineering programs some of the best in california schools.
Chico State is where you want to be. Beautiful campus. Awesome university town. Great programs all around and the campus is doing fantastic work keeping COVID cases among students really low while a majority of classes are offered in-person.
What about Sam Francisco state and are the cal states worth it for international students do ppl get good job prospects and is it possible to get scholarships I heard private unis r better then state schools was considering uni of Iowa not sure..
Going to Chico State basically means less opportunities to be successful in life, because of the underwhelming rigor in academics and research opportunities. I would recommend going to a CA city college then try to transfer to a good UC, such as Berkeley, UCLA, UCSD or UCI.
@@assassin7250 It is a lot more common for people to be successful by going to top colleges than some average ones. Good colleges typically have good major. Also your peers will be talented students as well, so you are kind of forced into this intense studying environment and make you become better. And if you look at the starting salaries for top 20 schools and some average ones, you notice a great difference. So yeah whereever you go you can be very successful, but thing is you need to work a lot harder to compensate for the difference in prestige. There is only 1 chance of life and life has time limits, so I don't see why not try the best to get into good schools and become good at an early stage
Don’t live at home, college is about discovering yourself and you can’t do that at home. At least one year in dorms and then off-campus housing with some roommates is my recommendation.
with rising cost and inflation, I would say do what is financially right for you. it's great to discover yourself, but do you also want to discover what crippling debt that follow you around forever feel like?
Austin Lime there are many ways to discover yourself, you don't have to live in an over priced dorm to do that. It's better to live at home and join student clubs on campus. The student debt many people are carrying is from their dorm/boarding debt on top of tuition.
Any indigenous CSU students get free schooling. Your tribe doesn’t need to be located in California. However, you will need to be a citizen of a federally recognized tribe. Just want to let you all know if you didn’t already. Happy schooling and I hope you all do great!
This is so helpful. I'm currently at a ccc hoping to transfer to a CSU, thank you so much for editing this vid! For the estimated cost of attendance, does the tuition cover only one semester or the entire school year?
I got accepted into CSUF and Cal Poly Pomona for their communications program emphasis in PR.. I love Cal Poly but it seems like CSUF has a better Communications- PR Program. Would this be right?
CSUN graduate here. I went on to a career in I.T. from there. I don't think it would have made any difference if I went to UC Berkeley, of for that matter, MIT. Of course I wouldn't have qualified to be admitted there, but no biggie.
@@assassin7250 CSUN was good to me, but I'm talking 80's and early 90's. I still talk to people I met there, including one who joined me where I work right now. I live nearby, and the campus is fairly nice. Hopefully someone here who is currently a student can give you more up to date info.
It's alright, but Cal Poly Slo is way better than Pomona since you get so much knowledge and hands-on opportunities, many people get recruited from Big tech companies after graduating. Yet you should try to aim for good schools like Berkeley UCLA, UCSD UCI, University of washington seattle, UT austin, they are at a whole different level and can help you get your feet in the door lot more better than CPP
@@BeeChasnyAgario Thanks for the recommendation!! By the way I've another doubt: is CSU really recommended for CS? The comments here are mostly about Business studies so I guess it's good for Business studies and not very much recommended for CS?
@@BeeChasnyAgario Thanks for the recommendation!! By the way I've another doubt: is CSU really recommended for CS? The comments here are mostly about Business studies so I guess it's good for Business studies and not very much recommended for CS?
@@technicalmaster-mind Please do not take the above advice from this individual San Jose State has one of the best CS programs and the kids coming out of there. are rivaling the Berk and Stanford kids for jobs so please pick the school that gives you the most money. Knowledge only comes by application of study not by the name of the school.
hi idk if you'll response but I need advice. So I live in Indoensia now I'm graduating from high school next year and I really really wanna get into a college in LA majoring in dance. And I eventually wanna work and live in LA. But I'm still lost whether I wanna go to CC or one of the cal state. Bcs money is the problem here. So which one is cheaper and has at least ok quality? + more international students friendly (dorms, acceptance rate,etc)
I went to a community College in Southern California, got my computer graphics and production associates degree but it's useless can't find a job to save my life not even entry level been having a mid life crisis not sure if going back to college and wasting more years is worth it
@@fanniinnanetguy653 I know. I didn’t just blindly ask. I ran out of time and had to multitask. Here and replying emails and ordering transcripts from source to be sent to uni and colleges. I thought if I got the answer here it would save me a lot of time. I applied to 14 in total!!! So can u imagine the stress level here 🤦🏻♀️
Recall, if you have any college courses completed from outside of the US the best route for transcript evaluation comes from NACES. The National Association of Credential Evaluation Services keeps a list of evaluation agencies that are typically accepted across the country.
i got in CSUF, CSUN, CSULB, CSU San Luis Obispo as an undergraduate and I want to major in business pls help me pick between of these San Luis didn’t help as much in Financial aid so low-key I’m between Fullerton and Long Beach pls help me decide on one I would really appreciate it thank you !!
I have a gpa of 2.55 I had a good gpa in grade 9 back in my home country but I messed up my grade 10 first semester because I was new to the country and failed miserably then started to get good grades from the second semester but only managed to get it up to 2.55 now I am in my junior year and I have to apply after this summer do U think I have a chance to get accepted in CSU Sacramento , San Francisco or east bay because I live in Bay Area ?
I was a 4.0 in High School and went to CC after being rejected to all UC schools. Let me tell you, there’s nothing wrong with going to a community college in fact it saved me a ton of money and would recommend it. You won’t see it now, but if you go straight to 4 years, you’ll likely be overwhelmed with debt once you graduate. Anyways, I transferred to CSUMB after 3 years in CC and graduated in 2 years. I found my career pathway, paid off all debt within a year and make a decent good living. Don’t feel pressured to go to a straight 4 year, I really regret stressing over it in High School.
lol CSU's are trash and are made for kids with no skill. UCs are much better. If you can't get into a UC like Berkeley UCLA UCSD or at least UCI, try to attend community college first instead of CSU's because it's a lot easier to transfer from Community college. College prestige matters to a certain degree, because people from a top college usually come out with lot of more skills and knowledges, where in CSU ur just trying to pass classes and a lot of times you don't learn anything special.
It really depends on your individual goals. There are motivated and non-motivated kids in both school systems, so you cannot generalize the knowledgeable stereotype to every UC student. CSU is more meant for job readiness but UC is more meant for research. There are pros and cons in both systems, but once you enter in the workforce your school prestige doesn't matter at that point anymore, it's all about your work experience from there. Usually companies look more for your skills than your college prestige. Also not everyone can afford a UC so they go to CSU for that reason. While it may be true that CSUs are not as prestigious as the UCs, a CSU student can put in some more work to match the level of knowledge of someone who attends a UC.
If your GPA is above 3.7, I don't think a CSU school is a disadvantage. I will say that UC Berkeley tries to reinvent the wheel. But at the end of the day, you still have a wheel.
Hi everyone, do not forget about application dates and deadlines! Thanks for watching & good luck!
Website: www2.calstate.edu/apply/pages/application-dates-deadlines.aspx
Hey bro. Can you please tell me...How much dose cost for BSN Nursing program in CSULB . Please reply and help me..please
Please can you assist me to apply?
I would love a part 2 which would include an in-depth analysis of each university. Great video!
Current CSUF grad that received full rides through academic scholarships. Was able to achieve a 3 year graduation from high school and land a 6 figure job out of a business undergrad. Highly recommend the CSU track for strong students too.
That’s awesome man. I think I’ve seen a couple of your Reddit posts. I’m strongly considering CSUF for Business
What was your concentration in business?
@@joser7114 accounting!
@@saleemhaider9145 how's accounting been so far ? I've been thinking about pursuing a degree in it
@@roman2237 Good! I used my accounting degree to work in an adjacent field (consulting) so cannot comment much on the job of an auditor/taxation specialist. Feel free to reach out on LinkedIn if you would like to chat.
These videos are great! I'm currently preparing for applications next semester so this content is excellent for an overview of all the countless California colleges. There are few TH-camrs who go in-depth about the UCs and CSUs so it's nice to see someone finally covering it. Keep it up!
Excellent video! I am on path to become a transfer student at Cal State San Bernardino, a school I've had my eye on for years. Since I am going into Computer Science, CSU San Bernardino has a great computer engineering program alongside Cal State Long Beach, San Jose State, and the Poly's. Compared to every other state in the US, I personally think California has the best state-wide public school system in the nation, since they make it extremely affordable and also accessible in big cities to small towns, like where I'm from.
Hi! I currently serve as the 2020-2022 Student Trustee for the CSU system. I went to CSUBakersfield and had the honor to visit each campus during my entire educational system. I really had to work hard to understand financial aid as a first generation student and am graduating without debt. I would love to collaborate on a future vid with you if you’d like some tips and tricks on getting students to afford a CSU education.
please sir - that'll be helpful for aspiring students
I’d like to see a part #20s where you go in depth of each CSUs business major. Rankings, pros and cons, and other tips that may come to mind.
In public "perception", it is 1. CP-SLO (essentially a mid-tier UC like UCD, UCI or UCSB... UCSD-like level for engineering, UCLA/Cal-like level for architecture) 2. CP-Pomona (a mid-tier UC for architecture and engineering), 3. SDSU (a mid-tier UC for business, and liberal arts) , ("4." Maritime, very small and niche, but reputable as a state-level Maritime Academy), 4. Long Beach, Fullerton, San Jose (low-tier UCs like UCR, UCSC), 5. Sonoma, Monterey Bay and Stanislaus (low tier UCs for liberal arts), all other CSUs go by programs. For example, all are great for nursing. Humboldt has great forestry.
Not surprised SDSU is good for “liberal arts.” After all, it is one of the biggest party schools in the country…
Which one do you recommend for political science?? I have no idea which one to choose
@@89frisco any of them tbh
@@JohnDoe-my8kj I went to SDSU and the school is actually extremely hard to get into. Yes, people party but everyone at that school prioritizes their work. Even I knew that as a freshman who was sadly drunk or high half the time (I have changed, praise Jesus) that if I didn't show up to class hungover or not I would fall way behind. SDSU Business majors ALWAYS get jobs. The Nursing Program at SDSU is ranked top in the nation. The sciences are also very respected.
I loved my undergrad at CSU Dominguez Hills, after touring other CSUs I was accepted to I felt I could thrive the most in Dominguez hills. After graduating I landed a great position with the university and now in my masters at CSU LB.
Biggest takeaway from this video for applicants - CSU is such a rich and diverse entity in higher ed. If you want to flourish, you will, better to build relationships with peers, mentors, and professors. IT IS WORTH IT & just apply!
Omg I got accepted there is it a good school please respondddd
@@TH-camuser328 hey Matt, DH is a great school - CSULB is a great school too - what helped me decide was visiting the campus, if you cant its worth helping you decide !
@@emilyr.desantos4628 I got in Dominguez hills but I think I’d prefer going to Long Beach
Is there free tuition?
crazy this video came up on my feed right after i just submitted my CSU application😭
csu is career based university system, whereas uc is research based, they serve our community in different ways.
whats the difference
u could get jobs even after uc schools
@@MohammedMohammed-rr8jh Of course you can! However, what they meant by CSU being career-based is that they prepare you for the workforce, and UCs prepare you for an MA, from what I understand it.
im already at a csu, but this would have been soso helpful to me thank you so much for posting
CSUF has one of the best business schools and accounting in the nation. One of the hardest ones as well!
Great Production Quality!
I graduated from Cal Poly SLO back in the early 1980’s with a Bachelor of Architecture degree. Although the professors in the Architecture and Engineering departments were top notch, I had some instructors in General Ed courses who were not very good. Before transferring into Cal Poly, I went to Pasadena City College, which back then, was the second best rated community college in the state. Many of the instructors I had for General Ed courses and others like math and science courses, were far superior to those at Cal Poly. Fortunately, I had completed the majority of my General Ed courses at Pasadena City College. PCC also had a good architecture department, so when applying to transfer to Cal Poly SLO school of Architecture, I did not have to submit a portfolio of my work like those from other community colleges due to the architecture program at Cal Poly being impacted at that time. I think to this day, the program is still impacted and it is difficult to get accepted to the program.
Great video my brother. I would like to see a part two.
as someone who’s in CPP majoring in VCD, best campus, major diversity, and spoke with many alumnus about how much opportunities they got from there department. I’m taking 15 units with two part time jobs on campus as a graphic designer for the cultural centers and also a student fundraiser and I’m on a scholarship, so literally it may be hell for me, but the people around me make it the best moments. look into each cal state & see scholarship opportunities and look into research as well!!
The rankings are based on completely different criteria. Rankings don't mean anything unless you explain what the criteria they are based on. San Diego State is the only CSU that has multiple PHD programs (they have to be joint degrees affiliate with a PHD granting UC school) so US News puts it in the National University category which are research universities. The CSU's were originally established for Bachelors and Masters granting for CA high school students with GPA's in the top 1/3 of their class and UC's were the research universities for Bachelors, Master and PHD's for CA students in the top 12% of high school GPAs.
Cal poly slo is definately one of the best for engineering I really don't understand how they didnt rank in the top for engineering. The hands on nature of the Polytechnic school makes the engineering programs some of the best in california schools.
Because the other programs were superior.
Part 2, please! So helpful. Thanks.
Chico State is where you want to be. Beautiful campus. Awesome university town. Great programs all around and the campus is doing fantastic work keeping COVID cases among students really low while a majority of classes are offered in-person.
What about Sam Francisco state and are the cal states worth it for international students do ppl get good job prospects and is it possible to get scholarships I heard private unis r better then state schools was considering uni of Iowa not sure..
Going to Chico State basically means less opportunities to be successful in life, because of the underwhelming rigor in academics and research opportunities. I would recommend going to a CA city college then try to transfer to a good UC, such as Berkeley, UCLA, UCSD or UCI.
@@BeeChasnyAgario how is that even possible? What are the saying of “anywhere you go, you can become successful”
@@BeeChasnyAgario also why school matter? I thought your major matters more.
@@assassin7250 It is a lot more common for people to be successful by going to top colleges than some average ones. Good colleges typically have good major. Also your peers will be talented students as well, so you are kind of forced into this intense studying environment and make you become better. And if you look at the starting salaries for top 20 schools and some average ones, you notice a great difference. So yeah whereever you go you can be very successful, but thing is you need to work a lot harder to compensate for the difference in prestige. There is only 1 chance of life and life has time limits, so I don't see why not try the best to get into good schools and become good at an early stage
Please go in depth with SDSU. With it being nationally ranked it’s hard to see how it ranks with the other CSU’s especially for business
I love this guy he did both UCs and CSUs.
Yes pls! a video on each campus!
Don’t live at home, college is about discovering yourself and you can’t do that at home. At least one year in dorms and then off-campus housing with some roommates is my recommendation.
Granted its fair to agree than living at home saves $$$ and is better for older students who dicked around when they were younger
with rising cost and inflation, I would say do what is financially right for you.
it's great to discover yourself, but do you also want to discover what crippling debt that follow you around forever feel like?
Austin Lime there are many ways to discover yourself, you don't have to live in an over priced dorm to do that. It's better to live at home and join student clubs on campus. The student debt many people are carrying is from their dorm/boarding debt on top of tuition.
Any indigenous CSU students get free schooling. Your tribe doesn’t need to be located in California. However, you will need to be a citizen of a federally recognized tribe. Just want to let you all know if you didn’t already. Happy schooling and I hope you all do great!
This is so helpful. I'm currently at a ccc hoping to transfer to a CSU, thank you so much for editing this vid! For the estimated cost of attendance, does the tuition cover only one semester or the entire school year?
That’s for the entire academic year excluding summer.
Stan, sac, San jose, Fresno are my 4
Love CSUN. I owe them for getting me a job after college
No way that SLO doesn't top the lists of all those rankings!
1:17 I’m the class of 2023 for my highschool. Does that mean the SAT is optional for me applying to the CSU’s?
i believe so, but i would recommend doing the SAT. you look better especially with a higher score
@@ghostz444 waste of time especially when applying to CSUs
I heard him say Sat/act not considered until spring 2023 ONLY.
informativer asf thank you
I got accepted into CSUF and Cal Poly Pomona for their communications program emphasis in PR.. I love Cal Poly but it seems like CSUF has a better Communications- PR Program. Would this be right?
May I know your stats? I’m planning on applying for csuf this fall too but I’m thinking if I should take more AP classes…
HEY BESTIE
u should totally make a part 2
CSUN graduate here. I went on to a career in I.T. from there. I don't think it would have made any difference if I went to UC Berkeley, of for that matter, MIT. Of course I wouldn't have qualified to be admitted there, but no biggie.
How is CSUN? Is it good there?
@@assassin7250 CSUN was good to me, but I'm talking 80's and early 90's. I still talk to people I met there, including one who joined me where I work right now. I live nearby, and the campus is fairly nice. Hopefully someone here who is currently a student can give you more up to date info.
CSU = Cali State Uni
CSU*N* = ??
Yes I am applying to CSU next this year
Hello, could you you tell me is the WES evaluation is mandatory to get I- 20 for international students if they submit the official transcript!?
sick video ! thanks
Content on point.
great video
thank you so much for this video
million thanks to you :)
I'm a UC applicant but I'm going for CSU 🤝
Is the cost of attendance , mentioned above instate or out of state ?
2:45, did you mean 57.5%?
Cal sate LA Master IS program ? Your thought ?
What is the difference between research based and career based school
I would love part 2
Did you think Cal Poly Pomona is good for Computer Science. Thx
It's alright, but Cal Poly Slo is way better than Pomona since you get so much knowledge and hands-on opportunities, many people get recruited from Big tech companies after graduating. Yet you should try to aim for good schools like Berkeley UCLA, UCSD UCI, University of washington seattle, UT austin, they are at a whole different level and can help you get your feet in the door lot more better than CPP
@@BeeChasnyAgario Thank you 🙏
@@BeeChasnyAgario
Thanks for the recommendation!! By the way I've another doubt:
is CSU really recommended for CS? The comments here are mostly about Business studies so I guess it's good for Business studies and not very much recommended for CS?
@@BeeChasnyAgario
Thanks for the recommendation!! By the way I've another doubt:
is CSU really recommended for CS? The comments here are mostly about Business studies so I guess it's good for Business studies and not very much recommended for CS?
@@technicalmaster-mind Please do not take the above advice from this individual San Jose State has one of the best CS programs and the kids coming out of there. are rivaling the Berk and Stanford kids for jobs so please pick the school that gives you the most money. Knowledge only comes by application of study not by the name of the school.
hi idk if you'll response but I need advice. So I live in Indoensia now I'm graduating from high school next year and I really really wanna get into a college in LA majoring in dance. And I eventually wanna work and live in LA. But I'm still lost whether I wanna go to CC or one of the cal state. Bcs money is the problem here. So which one is cheaper and has at least ok quality? + more international students friendly (dorms, acceptance rate,etc)
It’ll be nice if you can make a video like this for all medical schools in America >.
Senior at the CSU Maritime here, I sometimes forget we’re still in the CSU system since we’re so unique lol
I went to a community College in Southern California, got my computer graphics and production associates degree but it's useless can't find a job to save my life not even entry level been having a mid life crisis not sure if going back to college and wasting more years is worth it
5:40 i guess Money Magazine 2020 forgot about Channel Islands
@Victor Lai if I’m class of 2023 for my highschool does that mean I don’t need the SAT for CSU’s specifically?
Bro what are the house facilities in Sacramento for international students
What about PhD students?
are the cal states test optional for the class of 2022?
Yeah
CSU is good university for California citizen, competitive tuition in California even in USA .
I got into CSU Fullerton and east bay for a graduate business program which one is better??? Help me out a little
Fullterton. Easy bay is trash
what are the best california states for sociology?
Nice job
GO BEACH 💛🖤
Hello. Is the tuition for international students (non residents) not mentioned here? Annual tuition for BA undergraduate would be? Thank you so much!
You can find that information in the tuition information section at the specific university.
google is a very good tool
@@fanniinnanetguy653 I know. I didn’t just blindly ask. I ran out of time and had to multitask. Here and replying emails and ordering transcripts from source to be sent to uni and colleges. I thought if I got the answer here it would save me a lot of time. I applied to 14 in total!!! So can u imagine the stress level here 🤦🏻♀️
Recall, if you have any college courses completed from outside of the US the best route for transcript evaluation comes from NACES. The National Association of Credential Evaluation Services keeps a list of evaluation agencies that are typically accepted across the country.
Why does Csudh have a bad reputation? Thanks
Cost of attendance per year?
The only thing that matters is if you can get a decent job after
imma need dat part two
i got in CSUF, CSUN, CSULB, CSU San Luis Obispo as an undergraduate and I want to major in business pls help me pick between of these San Luis didn’t help as much in Financial aid so low-key I’m between Fullerton and Long Beach pls help me decide on one I would really appreciate it thank you !!
A lot of people said to go with Fullerton for business
All solid schools for business. I say either between Fullerton and LB
@@joser7114 what are your thoughts on an MBA from CSUSB?
Fs CSUF. They have the best business programs and the largest accredited accounting program in the west.
Yes, but the UC’s are so much more giving with scholarships and grants. Like by thousands of $$$
what’s the best cal states for business?
Cal State Fullerton has very strong business programs.
Cal poly slo or SDSU typically best
CSUF, especially for accounting
Solid.
I have a gpa of 2.55 I had a good gpa in grade 9 back in my home country but I messed up my grade 10 first semester because I was new to the country and failed miserably then started to get good grades from the second semester but only managed to get it up to 2.55 now I am in my junior year and I have to apply after this summer do U think I have a chance to get accepted in CSU Sacramento , San Francisco or east bay because I live in Bay Area ?
I was a 4.0 in High School and went to CC after being rejected to all UC schools. Let me tell you, there’s nothing wrong with going to a community college in fact it saved me a ton of money and would recommend it. You won’t see it now, but if you go straight to 4 years, you’ll likely be overwhelmed with debt once you graduate. Anyways, I transferred to CSUMB after 3 years in CC and graduated in 2 years. I found my career pathway, paid off all debt within a year and make a decent good living. Don’t feel pressured to go to a straight 4 year, I really regret stressing over it in High School.
Best of luck!
Is CSU mainly for Business? What about CS
I go to CSUSB, it’s great
a Northridge episode will be great!
Highly underrated! Just don't do Business Administration unless you are planning to run your family's business one day.
LMAO 🤣, hey at least specialize in something with BA
With BA you have concentrations in accounting, finance, marketing, information systems, international business, to name a few.
Has anyone applied in CSU LA as an international student
Spartan up baby
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im currently a freshman at csu sonoma!
How do you like living in rohnert park
Do you had to submit the WES EVALUATION OF YOUR transcript!?
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Skip college unless you will major in business, math or science.
SF State
Northridge is the absolute worst academic institution anyone could ever go to.
Any real academic should stay as far away from this place as possible .
Your major ?
lol CSU's are trash and are made for kids with no skill. UCs are much better. If you can't get into a UC like Berkeley UCLA UCSD or at least UCI, try to attend community college first instead of CSU's because it's a lot easier to transfer from Community college. College prestige matters to a certain degree, because people from a top college usually come out with lot of more skills and knowledges, where in CSU ur just trying to pass classes and a lot of times you don't learn anything special.
You think Cal Poly SLO is trash?😂
@@michaelmuzzi726 Slo is good, but other CSU's are trash
@@BeeChasnyAgario lots of indians go to these csus and get better jobs
It really depends on your individual goals. There are motivated and non-motivated kids in both school systems, so you cannot generalize the knowledgeable stereotype to every UC student. CSU is more meant for job readiness but UC is more meant for research. There are pros and cons in both systems, but once you enter in the workforce your school prestige doesn't matter at that point anymore, it's all about your work experience from there. Usually companies look more for your skills than your college prestige. Also not everyone can afford a UC so they go to CSU for that reason. While it may be true that CSUs are not as prestigious as the UCs, a CSU student can put in some more work to match the level of knowledge of someone who attends a UC.
If your GPA is above 3.7, I don't think a CSU school is a disadvantage. I will say that UC Berkeley tries to reinvent the wheel. But at the end of the day, you still have a wheel.
I would love a part 2 which would include an in-depth analysis of each university. Great video!