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Campus Profile

Campus Profile. Located in the San Fernando Valley 32,000 students Average class size 30 Student/Faculty 20:1 Male 39% Female 61% African American 7.7% Asian Pacific American 12.1% American Indian 0.6% Latino 25.1%

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Campus Profile

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  1. Campus Profile • Located in the San Fernando Valley • 32,000 students • Average class size 30 • Student/Faculty 20:1 • Male 39% • Female 61% • African American 7.7% • Asian Pacific American 12.1% • American Indian 0.6% • Latino 25.1% • White 33.4%For students who indicated an ethnicity

  2. Nine Academic Colleges • Majors • 61 Undergraduate • 42 Graduate • 28 Credential Programs • Impacted Majors (2004-05) • Accountancy • Cinema & Television Arts • Computer Science • Finance • Financial Services

  3. Learning Centered University • Internship / Research / Publication Opportunities• Nationally Recognized- Brown Center for Adaptive Aquatic Therapy - Tseng Family Chinese Artifacts - National Center On Deafness • Teacher Preparation - Michael D. Eisner College of Education - Teachers for a New Era initiative • Clubs and Organizations• Community Service Learning

  4. Student Support Services • G.E. Honors • National Center On Deafness (NCOD) • Students with Disabilities Resources • Educational Opportunity Program (EOP) • International Study Abroad Program in • 16 countries • National Student Exchange • Learning Resource Center

  5. 1,964 bed spaces available • Apartments w/ a kitchen cost $4,358 (double • occupancy) • Suites are fully furnished, cable ready and wired • to the university’s computer network • Theme Halls available • Recreational facilities http://housing.csun.edu/ (818) 677-2160

  6. Athletics • Division I • Big West Conference • Offers NCAA Scholarships • Academic Services for Student Athletes • Baseball, Basketball, Cross-Country, Golf, • Soccer, Softball, Swimming and Diving, • Tennis, Track and Field, Volleyball, and • Water Polo • Call:(818) 677– 3208

  7. 2004 & 2005 Important Dates • Oct. 1 – Nov. 30 - FTF must meet initial filing period • December 10 - EOP application deadline - FTF • February 7 - EOP application deadline - FTT • March 2 - University Scholarship filing deadline • April 2 - Open House • Contact Information • Main number: (818) 677 – 2967 FAX: (818) 677 – 4922 Website: www.csun.edu/outreach Email: outreach.recruitment@csun.edu

  8. Transfer Students • FTT: 60 transferable units • Minimum 2.0 GPA • (2.4 non-resident/international) • and completion of: • Critical thinking • English • Math (college Alg. or above) • Speech Freshmen Admission Updates

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