Presented by: Nancy Martinsen
nancy.martinsen@csueastbay.edu
2010-2011 Admission Cycle
2010-2011
2010-2011 Applicant to
Applications Admits
Admit %
Transfer
7271
5511
75.79%
• Average GPA: 2.4
• Applicant Declared Most Popular
Majors: Business, Nursing,
Psychology, Biological Science,
Computers Science and Liberal
Studies
*These numbers are as of August 1, 2011 for both Domestic and International
students.
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We are Impacted at the UD Transfer level
Transfers must meet minimum requirements:
– Completed 60 or more transferable semester (90
quarter) units
– Golden Four (Will accept C-)
• Completed by the beginning of the term prior to
enrollment. (For example, Fall Quarter applicants
must complete these items by the end of the
Spring term)
– Minimum 2.0 GPA in non-impacted majors
Local Service Area:
– Contra Costa & Alameda Counties
Admission Area:
– Priority given to those within nine local Bay Area
Counties
– Those outside of the local admission area will be
selected based on a slightly higher GPA ranking
– All are encouraged to apply
Students must meet all published requirements and
document deadlines
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Priority: October 1- November 30
Apply online at csumentor.edu
Impacted Majors
– Supplemental Application needed
Nursing
– GPA required: 3.0/Avg GPA 3.7 (on
prerequisites of those accepted)
– Avg TEAS 88% (Can take 2X)
– 130 spots in Fall quarter only
– Accepts international students
– Meet prerequisites 1 year in advance;
Transcripts (and TEAS test scores) due Feb.
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Business
– Must complete Business pre-requisites
(Preferred completion by Spring if coming in
Fall)
– 10 year limit on Business courses
– GPA 2.5
After application is processed students
will receive the following
communications:
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Application Confirmation Letter
– Activate personal identification number, called a
“NetID,” available at www.csueastbay.edu/netid
– Misplaced your NetID? Contact (510) 885-2784
– Set up a CSU East Bay horizon email account
to receive pertinent information
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If a student is missing required items:
– Incomplete letter
– CSU Mentor notification/check MyCSUEB
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Admitted Student Packet
– Next steps for enrollment
– Log on to myCSUEB to view “to do” list
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Partial Documents Due: March 1
– Fall grades completed, Spring in-progress
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Final Documents Due: July 15
– Official final transcript with all admission required
coursework completed
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Intent to Register
– June 1st priority deadline
– No Deposit Needed
Transfer Admission Guarantee (TAG)
― Will not be accepted for the Fall 2012 Quarter
― Highly encourage all students to still apply
― Dedicated enrollment counselors to assist students
through admission process
― TAG program to be assessed annually (while
impacted) and may return for a future Fall Quarter
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Housing
– 1296 beds
– Accepts applications year round
– Contracts are sent to students who
submitted an application by June
– Submit completed contract and initial
housing payment of $800 by July 1
for guaranteed housing
– Housing Themes:
• Co-Ed/ Gender Neutral apartments
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Orientation
– Orientation is strongly encouraged
• On-ground or On-line and by college
– Is the key to a successful transition
• Rescinding Admission
– Based on final transcript, student no
longer meets the minimum
requirements
– If there are changes to an application,
students can email:
admissions@csueastbay.edu
• To Appeal
– Rescinded students will be offered an
opportunity to appeal with instructions
via email/letter
Estimated Cost of Attendance Based on 2010-2011 Fees*
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With Parents
On-Campus
Off-Campus
Fees
6,333
6,333
6,333
Books and Supplies
1,704
1,704
1,704
Food and Housing
4,347
11,352
12,078
Transportation
1,272
1,182
1,272
Miscellaneous/Pers
onal
3,120
3,120
3,120
Total
16,776
23,691
24,507
Estimate is for a California Resident. Tuition is 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
Just over 50% of our students receive Financial Aid; almost $90 million awarded annually
Once FAFSA is received students can apply for CSUEB scholarships
*Subject to change, fees should be regarded as estimates.
• Three dynamic locations: Hayward Hills,
Concord Campus and Oakland
Professional Development & Conference
Center all in the heart of the East Bay
Area.
• Residence Halls with Dining Commons
• New Recreation & Wellness Center
• Financial Aid Scholarship Opportunities
• Athletics- Division II
• Multiple Student Support Services
• One Stop Shop Advising Services
• Student Life and Leadership
• Bechtel Grant is $1.15 million to support
our STEM centered campus
• Preview Day for Prospective
Students & Families: October 29
• CSUEB Counselor Appreciation
Breakfast:
– NorCal hosted on campus December 2
– SoCal hosted in LA on December 9
• WACAC Counselor Breakfast:
February 10
• Education Summit: February 25
• Welcome Day for Admitted
Students: April 14
Meet the Enrollment Development Staff:
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Important Websites:
Application & Doc Deadlines:
www.csueastbay.edu/deadlines
Important Dates page:
www.csueastbay.edu/importantdates
How to Register For Classes:
www.csueastbay.edu/howtoregister
Information for Parents:
www.csueastbay.edu/for-parents
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louise.martinez@csueastbay.edu: Hayward, Union City,
Newark, and Fremont
marc.strong@csueastbay.edu: Marin, San Francisco and
North San Mateo counties, Alameda and Oakland
jose.rocha@csueastbay.edu: Berkeley, Emeryville,
Oakland, San Lorenzo & San Leandro
nancy.martinsen@csueastbay.edu: Lake, Mendocino,
Napa, Sonoma, & Sacramento counties, 580 Corridor, South
San Mateo County, and San Jose County Community
Colleges
ricardo.avitia@csueastbay.edu: Solano County High
Schools, West Contra Costa County, Santa Clara County
High Schools, and Central Valley
annie.chandler@csueastbay.edu: Contra Costa County,
Solano Community College, Napa Valley College, and Santa
Rosa Junior College
jeanpaul.nguyen@csueastbay.edu: Welcome Center
amanda.segura@csueastbay.edu: Director, parts of East
Contra Costa County
Visit us at the Welcome Center!
• Individual Tours: Monday- Friday, 11am
and 2pm
• Group Tours: Available by appointment
• Group Advising Sessions: twice/month
• To make an appointment, call the Welcome
Center: 510.885.2556, or visit us online:
www.csueastbay.edu/prospective, then go to
Campus Tour
Where all your possibilities come into view!