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What’s Available on
Campus!
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Freshmen Learning Communities—thematic clusters offering a better learning environment
Veterans and dependent support services – a total of 188 CSUEB Veteran students (a 32%
increase from last year)
Residence Halls w/Dining Commons –special freshmen housing
Recreation & Wellness Center – state of the art facility to be completed in November
Financial Aid and Scholarship opportunities—more than 50% of all CSUEB students receive
financial aid
Athletics - NCAA Division II and NAIA’s California Pacific Conference—fifteen sports
programs and $500,000 in athletic scholarships available
Multiple Student Support Services—EOP, Renaissance Scholars Program, McNair Scholars,
MESA, SCAA, Student Disability Resource Center
One Stop Shop Advising Services—Academic Advising and Career Education
Student Life and Leadership—more than 120 student clubs and organizations to choose
from on both the Hayward and Concord campuses
Fall 2010 Admission
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2009-2010 Admission Cycle:
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Class
Level
2009-10
Applications
Freshmen
8,561
Growth
2009-10
Admits
2009-10
Enrolls
5%
5,503
1,393
Application to Admit Yield: 64%
Average GPA: 3.1
Average Composite Test Scores: 19 ACT/Approx. 1,000 SAT
Top 5 Applicant Declared Majors: Business Administration, Pre-Nursing,
Psychology, Biological Science & Communication
Freshmen Admission
Requirements
 Cal State East Bay is not impacted for First-time Freshmen
 To receive an offer of admission as a FTF a student must meet the
minimum CSU requirements:
 be a high school graduate, or earned a GED
 have a qualifiable eligibility index
 have completed (or be in the process of completing) A-G college
preparatory subject requirement
 FTF Students may be admitted outside of CSUEB’s local service area;
Contra Costa and Alameda Counties; CSUEB’s Admission area for FTF
includes all of California
 To maintain an active admission status students must meet all
published requirements and document deadlines
Fall 2011 Application
Filing Period
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Priority filing period for First-time freshmen*
 First-Time Freshmen: Oct. 1-Nov. 30; on a space available basis after
November 30
 Students may begin to receive initial notification as early as November
 Applications will be reviewed based on self-reported grades, program and
test scores
 Applications will be verified upon receiving partial transcripts—6-8 week
process
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Apply Online at www.csumentor.edu
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First-Time Freshmen applications will only be accepted for Fall quarter
*Subject to Change
Fall 2011 Deadlines
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Document Deadlines for Freshmen
 Partial Documents due to Office of Admission: Jan. 15
 Official HS transcripts w/6th semester grades posted &
from all colleges where any coursework has been completed
 Residency documents (if required)
 SAT or ACT final test scores (Nov. 6 for the SAT, or Oct. 23 for the ACT)
 Final Documents due to Office of Admission: July 15
 Official high school transcripts w/all coursework completed
 Official college transcripts w/all coursework completed
 AP test scores
 Students are also encouraged to register for a summer orientation by this date
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Statement of Intent to Register:
 Students must submit intent to register to hold place in entering class
 May 1st priority deadline
Rescinding Admission
& Appeals
Rescinding Admission:
 An admission decision will be rescinded after review of final transcripts are
received and it is verified that a student does not meet minimum GPA
requirements, and if they are not eligible for EOP.
 Students must complete all requirements that are indicated on application—if
there are changes to an application, students can email:
admissions@csueastbay.edu
To appeal:
 Students must contact the Office of Admission to appeal an admission decision
 Students must provide a brief description of their extenuating circumstance and
include new academic information for committee review; letters of
recommendation will be reviewed if provided, but are not required
 All appeals must be submitted by the Applicant
Student
Communications
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Upon applying to the University applicants will receive a “thank you for applying”
letter instructing them to activate their personal identification number, called a
“NetID” available at www.csueastbay.edu/netid
 Students are responsible for checking their application status online and can view
their “to-do” list for outstanding documents
The NetID also provides students with access to their Cal State East Bay email account
available at http://horizon.csueastbay.edu. Students are required to set up their
Horizon e-mail account to receive pertinent admission related communications as this
is the University’s official form of communication.
 Students are responsible for checking this e-mail account often throughout the
admission process.
 To receive EPT/ELM, Financial Aid, Housing and Orientation reminders
Parent, students and counselors should visit our website for the most up-to-date
information at www.csueastbay.edu - Application and Document Deadlines
Encourage students to contact us directly with inquiries rather than Mom or Dad
Cost of Attendance
 Estimated Cost of Attendance 2009-2010*
With Parents
Off-Campus
Fees
$4,872
$4,872
$4,872
Books and Supplies
$1,734
$1,734
$1,734
Food and Housing
$4,338
$10,029
$11,970
Transportation
$1,272
$1,182
$1,272
Miscellaneous/Personal
$3,114
$3,114
$3,114
$15,330
$20,931
$22,962
TOTAL
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On-Campus
Estimate is for a California resident. Tuition based on 12 units. Students are not
required to live on campus. Meal plan costs vary depending on plan chosen.
Personal expenses vary from student to student.
*Subject to change; fees should be regarded as estimates. 2010-2011 Estimated Costs TBD
To learn more
about CSUEB
 Visit us at the Hayward Welcome Center
 Individual Campus Tours: Monday-Friday, 11am & 2pm
 Group Tours: available by appointment only
 Pre Admission Advising: available by appointment only
 For additional prospective student information, call the Welcome
Center: 510.885.2556