What is the minimum GPA you need to be accepted into a CSU?
2.0-2.5
What is a rough estimate of yearly tuition at a CSU?
~$7,000
What is one of the pros of going to a UC?
-research opportunities for students interested in grad school
-more traditional campus feel
-more housing opportunities
various extracurricular opportunities
2 college entrance exams that are no longer required for college entry
ACT & SAT
It takes approximately 6 years to complete this degree.
Master's Degree
What does ACT stand for?
American College Testing
What is the acceptance rate of a CSU?
29-77%
How many undergraduate UC's are there?
9
A college designed for students to earn associate's degrees much cheaper than a university
Community college
It takes approximately 4 years to complete this degree.
Bachelor's Degree
What are some additional institution types from HSI's?
-hispanic serving institutions
-many CSU's (CSULA)
What is one of the pros of going to a CSU?
-HIGH ADMISSIONS RATES
What is the acceptance rate for UC's
10-36%
I must take the ACT & SAT to be admitted into a UC.
(TRUE/FALSE)
FALSE (take the exams but they would no longer be considered for entry)
It takes 2 years to complete this degree.
Associate's degree
What is a loan?
borrowed money that needs to be paid back
What is at least 1 degree you can earn at a CSU?
Bachelors, Masters, Credentials
What is the highest degree you can earn at a UC?
PHD or Doctorate
WHAT IS A YEAR'S WORTH OF PAY CALLED?
SALARY
Money you can earn for a school that does not to be paid back.
Scholarship/Grant
What is a Grant?
FREE money awards, does not have to be repaid
What CSU is known for criminal justice?
CSULB- CALIFORNIA STATE UNIVERSITY LONG BEACH
What is one of the cons of going to a UC?
-high tuition
-lower admissions rates'(UCLA, UCB)
-HIGH COST OF LIVING IN CITY
-Large class sizes
-difficult navigating bureaucracy
WHAT ARE 3 IMPORTANT THINGS TO CONSIDER IN HIGH SCHOOL FOR COLLEGE?
GRADES, INVOLVEMENT, PERSONAL BEHAVIORS, ETC.
Something students fill out to receive financial aid for college
FAFSA