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Cal I forn i a S tate un i ver s I ty los angele s

Cal I forn i a S tate un i ver s I ty los angele s. Fall 2011. Impacted Campuses for Freshman. May require higher index: Chico Fresno Fullerton Humboldt Long Beach Los Angeles Northridge Pomona Sacramento San Bernardino http://www.calstate.edu/sas/impaction-campus-info.shtml.

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Cal I forn i a S tate un i ver s I ty los angele s

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  1. CalIforniaState universIty losangeles Fall 2011

  2. Impacted Campuses for Freshman May require higher index: Chico Fresno Fullerton Humboldt Long Beach Los Angeles Northridge Pomona Sacramento San Bernardino http://www.calstate.edu/sas/impaction-campus-info.shtml • San Diego • San Francisco • San Jose • San Luis Obispo • San Marcos • Sonoma

  3. Apply to CSU campuses • October 1- November 30 • Locate your EAP results • $55 application fee • Fee waiver available for up to 4 applications CSU Mentor.edu

  4. Admission Requirements: A-G Courses 2 years 4 years 3 years 2 years 2 years 1 year 1 year U.S. History or U.S. History and Government, and Social Science English Mathematics (Algebra, Geometry, Algebra ll) Science with Lab (Two from the following: Biology, Chemistry, Physics) Language other than English (two years of same language) Visual and Performing Arts (A single yearlong approved course) Electives

  5. How to Calculate Your CSU GPA • A-G classes ONLY • 10th, 11th, 12th grades • Weighted • Honors/AP credits (up to 8 points)

  6. College Entrance Tests & Scores The CSU accepts the SAT I Reasoning Test or ACT. CSU Mentor SAT school code – 3594. CSU only looks at Critical Reading and Math portion of SAT I Reasoning Test. If multiple score reports, the highest score earned in each single sub score of the examination is used. Example: 1st time: 500 M + 600 CR= 1100 2nd time: 550 M + 550 CR= 1100 CSU total = 550 M + 600 CR= 1150

  7. Eligibility Index – CA residents/CA HS graduate(*Minimum 2.00 GPA required)

  8. Fall 2012 Deadlines • CSU Mentor Application – 11/30/11 • SAT/ACT Testing – December 2011 • Application Fee Payment – 12/15/11 • Application Updates – 2/15/12 • Enrollment Confirmation Deposit ($100) – 5/1/12 • EPT/ELM test date – 5/5/12 • Orientation Reservation – 7/5/12 • Mandatory for First Time Freshmen • Final Transcript & Test Scores – 7/13/12 • Graduation Date & Official Signature

  9. Cost & Financial Aid • Registration fees (2011-12) (subject to change) • Undergraduate: $6,098.10 (3 quarters) • Non-resident fees: $248.00 per unit • Average gift aid award - $6,994.00 • FAFSA and GPA Verification due March 2, 2012 • Scholarships are available: • For 2012-13, apply January 2012 • www.calstatela.edu/univ/finaid/scholar.htm

  10. Early Assessment Program Preparing for College-LevelEnglish and Mathematics

  11. Early Assessment Program The California State University (CSU) system has designed a tool whereby ONLY high school JUNIORS can assess whether they are prepared for college. 81% of Juniors participate in the EAP csu

  12. Participation in EAP CST/EAP Participation 2006 2007 2008 2009 2010 2011 Number of students taking CST 440,205 461,682 465,986 466,353 469,457 473,094 Number of students taking EAP 317,056 346,038 356,169 369,465 380,837 384,871 Participation Rate % 72% 75% 76% 79% 81% 81%

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  14. Benefits of CST\EAP • Save up to $12,036 dollars • Start in college level classes • Save time at the University • Be a better prepared student • More likely to GRADUATE from the University csu

  15. Great opportunity for you as a student to find out if you’re prepared for college-level work! The Test • Only 15 extra questions in math and 15 extra questions in English (The English portion of the test also includes an essay taken in March) • California is the ONLY state that offers this FREE college-readiness assessment csu

  16. Answer Document EAP Snapshot csu

  17. RESULTS 11th grade Status Report r csu

  18. 11th grade: Testing Results • Ready Exempt from the CSU placement examination in mathematics or English • ConditionallyReady (math only) Exempt from the CSU math placement upon satisfactory completion of a senior year math experience • Not Yet Demonstrating Readiness Must demonstrate readiness through the SAT, ACT, AP tests, community college course work, or CSU placement tests or enter remedial (developmental) classes csu

  19. ATTENTION SENIORS • The Senior Year Math ExperienceFor Conditionally ReadyStudents • Completing a math course that has Algebra II as a prerequisite or AP Physics with a grade of “C” or better. *Note: A “C-” does not fulfill the requirement. csu

  20. English Proficiency • SAT Critical Reading: 500 or above • SAT Writing Skills: 680 or above • ACT English test: 22 or above • AP English: 3 or above • A “C” or better in a community college English course that satisfies the general education requirement in English composition (English 1A). • A status of READY on the CSU’s Early Assessment in English • A passing score on the CSU’s English Placement Test (EPT) csu

  21. Mathematics Proficiency • SAT Reasoning Test : 550 or above • SAT Subject Test (IC or IIC): 550 or above • ACT Mathematics test: 23 or above • AP Calculus or Statistics: 3 or above • A “C” or better in a community college mathematics course that satisfies the quantitative reasoning requirement (GE requirement B-4). • A status of READY (or CONDITIONALLY READY) on the CSU’s Early Assessment in Mathematics • A passing score on the CSU’s Entry Level Mathematics examination (ELM) csu

  22. REPORTING TIMELINE • March: Students sit for the EAP English essay. The essay may be administered on multiple days at any school site. • April: Students take the CST + EAP. • Summer: ETS scores the exams. • August: ETS delivers EAP results to district offices. • EAP district roster, with students grouped by school • 2 copies of STAR student reports • STAR student CD-ROM • Transcript labels do NOT include EAP results • Then: Districts mail STAR student reports to students’ homes. One copy stays in students’ files at school. Released results are matched to applications in CSUMentor and available for online look-up. csu

  23. ATTENTION SENIORS • SENIORS CAN CHECK THEIR EAP STATUS ONLINE • WWW.CALSTATE.EDU/EAP/RESULTS • Use your CSU Mentor username and password to log in. csu

  24. Early Start Program • Early Start was outlined by the CSU Board of Trustees Goals of Early Start are to: better prepare students in math and english, prior to Fall enrollment of freshman year ultimately improve a students' chances of successful completion of a college degree

  25. EarlyStartProgramParticipation Existing exemptions for ELM/EPT assessment continue (EAP, SAT, ACT, AP, etc.) Deficiencies are be determined by test scores on: Early Assessment Program (EAP) Entry Level Mathematics Exam (ELM) English Placement (EPT) ACT/SAT results be used when EPT/ELM results are not available

  26. EarlyStart Phased approach to implementation Students who need remediation will be required to begin an Early Start Program prior to fall enrollment If admitted freshmen began addressing remediation in a recognized CSU program before enrollment, they will be permitted to enroll for the term for which they have been admitted, whether they have completed remediation or not.

  27. WhoNeedstoParticipate Students not proficient in math and English will begin remediation in summer 2012 (caveat) Students who score in the lowest quartile on the EPT need to participate in 2012 (138 cut score) Students who score between 138-147 on EPT will need to remediate in college 2014 all students below 147 on EPT will need to remediate

  28. EarlyStartProgramCompletion Students who have begun and/or partially achieved proficiency in a recognized Early Start Program will have his/her status recognized by all other CSU campuses Student will have choice of completing requirement at “destination” campus, “service” campus and/or online. Status will be transferred to “destination”.

  29. EarlyStartSmart Page Campuses will direct students to the Early Start Smart Page  Service area campuses will offer a 1 unit course Cost $180 Financial aid waiver for eligible students

  30. Contact information: EAP Coordinator Adolfo Mata amata@cslanet.calstatela.edu (323) 343-3130 EAP Website – www.calstate.edu/eap csu

  31. Thank you and Good Luck! Cal State L.A. Office of Admissions and Recruitment (323) 343-3839

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