In general, the college gives me a sense of a second home. The campus is easily navigable, secure, and lush with greenery. The student and faculty body is diverse, and despite being considered a local college, I am constantly motivated and inspired by the dedication and enthusiasm of both students and educators. The professors are highly committed to their work and genuinely want you to succeed in your career, which makes classes more demanding. Additionally, there is a wide range of food choices available, accommodating those with dietary restrictions such as vegan and gluten-free options. Overall, this particular CSU stands out as one of the finest I have come across.

I am a freshman as I can say that you most definitely feel welcomed. Socializing with people has been the easiest step. They keep you updated with any events and the community there is so welcoming. I love it!

“Benefits: Flexibility to decide on research/travel/study abroad projects, availability of funds for graduates, encouragement of administrative staff and teachers, opportunity to be recommended together with other teachers, high quality teaching, numerous resources and collaborations among other schools and labs allow for even more resources, great location, huge amount of social activities, overall happiness within the department.My department truly supports their graduate students and provides resources for anything we need. Cons: sometimes too much freedom can ruin the business and it depends on your advisor – organizing your time effectively is the key to getting things done Lessons can be time consuming but they are necessary…it just means research needs to be postponed or postponed, other times it has to be done. Really are not negatives for the department. The workload is heavy but comfortable. The faculty challenges you but is very encouraging. It’s a great environment.”