Most of that decrease is at the community college level, which is down 9. Some campuses that had been losing enrollment for the past few years, like Humboldt State and Sonoma State, continued to see declines this fall.
Chancellor Timothy P. White, who is retiring at the end of this year, said his May decision to become the first in the country to announce that fall classes would be virtual allowed students to make plans for themselves. He said it was one of the main reasons why enrollment increased or remained steady on many campuses. That decision gave first-year, transferring and continuing students and their families time to plan for the fall semester.
Nationally, enrollments are plummeting among universities with significant numbers of low-income students. But in California, those universities with low-income students also saw enrollment gains.
Most of the University of California campuses are on a quarterly system and were not included in this story. One of the largest CSU enrollment increases is at Fresno State where about half of all students are low-income and qualify for a Pell Grant.
Staying in school was the best option for Jacqueline Campos Ledezma, a year-old fifth-year Fresno State student. More than anything, I should not have to push back my graduation year or semester due to not being able to enroll in the classes I need even if I am a senior already.
This is absurd. Great school for a great price. Tuition is very affordable in comparison to other schools. Student life is great. Many opportunities to meet people in clubs or activities. Chico is about an hour and a half north of Sacramento and 3 and a half hours from San Francisco. It's one of the few Cal State campus locations that can be considered a college town. There's not much going on in Chico unrelated to the college. The population in Chico is about 90, It's close to the Sierra Nevada mountains.
I love everything about the school! The lovely college town, the beautiful campus, the professors and advisors in my major, the facilities available to students, and how could I not mention the large variety of outdoor activities right on our doorstep! Love love love Chico State. Best decision ever! Such a true college town atmosphere! It has been great getting a fresh start away from my home town. I love every experience I have had here, good or bad.
Each experience adds to the overall experience of being in college. I couldn't ask for a better time than being here. Partying is an integral part of the Chico way of life. The entire community surrounding the campus comes to life on the weekend; you can walk from street to street and always find a house party that'll welcome you in. Turlock is about two hours southeast of San Francisco, and it's about two hours west of Yosemite.
Its population is about 73, It offers a small town vibe and the smaller student body at CSU Stanislaus gives it more of a community feel. I wouldn't choose any other school than CSU Stan. Most of the professors will do anything to see their students succeed and that is something very important. In addition, I enjoy our beautiful campus it just makes me feel happy and relax every time I have to walk between classes. The professors and advisers really helped me to understand the steps that I need to take in order to receive my degree.
They are very helpful. My online learning experience with Stan State was amazing and a great experience. There were online tutoring sessions that you could attend for your classes and their services are completely free and a great opportunity to take advantage of especially during this past year of learning online. My professors were all great, informative, and cared about your success and well being during the pandemic.
I look forward to the reopening of campus in Fall ! Los Angeles is the most populous city in California and the second largest in the US. Its population is almost 4 million. I have been able to meet new people from all around the world. They have opened my eyes to new experiences and cultures. My school is very diverse which is why I love it, being able to interact with other students on a daily basis helps me improve my communication skills and those students may help me become successful in the future.
My overall experience has been very active, full with new activities and opportunities. I love Cal State LA, the professors are very friendly and are always willing to help out their students.
The atmosphere is great, there is a variety of different cultures. The only complaint I have is that the parking is horrible but, overall I could not ask for a better college experience. It is not as easy to get the classes that are needed for my intended major. The guidance is not really there to help figure out which classes are needed in order to get my BA. San Francisco is a densely populated city on the northern end of the San Francisco Peninsula.
It's known for its cool summers, hills, diversity, progressive politics and the Golden Gate Bridge. San Francisco is about a six hour drive from Los Angeles. I love the location of my school, the weather and the professors. I would just like to see a larger athletics program because right now the sports on campus aren't very popular. Also, a campus more Greek affiliated would be nice.
I love the diversity I see on campus and in my classrooms, I'm meeting people from all over the U. Also since the school is very close to the city there are many volunteer and job opportunities. The school is very accepting and open to all people and I find that safe and comforting. I think San Francisco State is a great university. It has one of the best Spanish programs in California.
The school has such a big international population that you have the chance to make friends with students from all over the world. If you want more of a party-ish school or a school with a lot of school spirit, it's not here. Most people are commuting so they go straight home after classes. I'm not really a party person but I want the option of going instead of trying to hunt down parties that are off campus all parties are basically off-campus.
Arcata is about miles north of San Francisco. Like Chico, it's also a college town. Arcata's population is about 18, Humboldt State is known for its beautiful natural environment, and its students have a reputation for being a tad on the hippie side.
My overall experience at school so far has been amazing. I love how it's so different from back home and how people are so friendly. Even when they don't know you they take the time to say hello. I love how our campus is surrounded by redwood trees and it's only a 5 minute walk and you're in the forest.
Not only do we have beautiful trails in the forest but we also have the ocean. At the highest point on campus you can get a beautiful view of the water with the background of the sunrise or sunset. There is no other place I would rather be getting my education than at Humboldt State University. The general atmosphere of the school is pleasant and welcoming. The towering redwood trees surrounding the school inspire a sense of wonder and appreciation for natural beauty that to the same degree I have not felt before.
Inside the classrooms the professors are experts in their various fields and are, from what I have experienced, professional and deeply invested in the progression and education of each individual student.
Not once have I felt that my professor is simply there for a paycheck. Also, as a science major, there is nothing comparable to being able to study diverse fungi, plants, or wildlife in class and then walk five minutes into the Community Redwood Forest on campus to see those same organisms living and functioning in their natural habitats.
That is an experience I think is somewhat unique to Humboldt State University. I enjoy the environment at Humboldt State.
There are many good vibes that surround it and that the people bring. It is very green, calming and peaceful to be in.
It is a small town, which is what I enjoy; I'm not very much into the big city life. Majority of the people here are hippies so it's nice being around people that are just like me. Rohnert Park is about 50 miles north of San Francisco and its population is about 42, Also, Sonoma State is near wine country, where a ton of premium wine is produced. Rohnert Park isn't the most exciting area, but it's peaceful and close to more vibrant cities in the San Francisco Bay Area.
There isn't much to do outside of classes or in the area so it is necessary to join clubs or get involved on campus in order to enjoy your time. The classes are not very difficult and there are some not so great teachers, but if you can get into the right classes there are some amazing teachers!
Registration for classes is very competitive and could set you back if you are in an impacted major. I have enjoyed going to school here, but there are definitely things that could make the school much better. I would say that Sonoma State is designed to help students with academic success. There are services in place to help students with special needs. Professors are more than supportive and the workload is usually reasonable.
The size of Sonoma State was perfect for my college experience. I met some of the greatest people and truly had wonderful relationships with most of my professors. Especially in state, it was also much more affordable than some other options. I was worried that attending a state school would not be as impressive to graduate programs, but with the amount of opportunities to get involved and the support, I was recently accepted! The campus and dorms are truly unmatched, it's beautiful and does not take 25 minutes to walk across campus!
Overall, the best four years of my life! San Bernardino is about hours east of Los Angeles, depending on the traffic there's usually traffic. The city of San Bernardino has a population of about , San Bernardino is often considered to be a diverse, blue-collar city. Unfortunately, San Bernardino is one of the poorest cities in the US. It's a commuter school so there really isn't much to do on campus but there are events here and there you can look forward to.
California State University of San Bernardino is an amazing campus with extraordinary professors that want to see their students excel. My time so far at this school has been remarkable and given the opportunity, I'd choose this school over and over again.
The staff and students are all friendly and helpful in making sure that every single person is succeeding. I couldn't be happier with my school, and my decision to become a San Bernardino Coyote! Go Yotes! There is no sense of community on this campus, even at the campus housing level.
It is a commuter school that does not place much emphasis on building a community of proud students. Students treat attending school as a chore and avoid housing or staying on campus in general.
A possible factor is the low socio-economic status of the area. I love my school because how diverse it is and the opportunities they have. For opportunities my school is always throwing events for students to learn how to network.
I believe this helps us get ready for the real world and our careers. Camarillo offers a suburban environment, and it has a population of about 65, people. I have grown so much both academically and professionally. I have made many great memories and friends and I have encountered excellent professors. I feel that the professors are encouraging and help lead to success. I have also had the opportunity to build rapport with my professors in a professional manner. I have also been able to get out of my comfort zone and network which has led to amazing opportunities, such as job shadows and special projects, that I could have never imagined I would have been capable of doing.
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