FAQ's about CSULB

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Hey, I saw Just gonna answer a few frequently asked question. There is about thirty seven thousand sixty five students that Aaron ruled as a huge campus, Let me tell you, but it doesn't feel that overwhelming. If you join clubs or if you're involved with school because everyone kind of does their own thing, I can call it. It's very diverse long, which is a very diverse city across every category you could think of kind of neat because there's always someone that you can really, too. I guess the only annoying thing about people at school is like the parking issue. People like they don't really reach out to become your friend. Me. When you do that, people sometimes don't care. Like if you don't click because, like I remember in high school, like we could be friends with anyone. In college is a little bit different than that, because you have to make more of an effort to see them and hang out with them. What do you want, girl? Some of the impacted majors that council on beaches are several impacting majors because there's so many students and there's none of professors or classes to take the students. So that's why I told you to join the honors program. That way you don't have to do whether delayed graduation, graduation like their slogan is Doom or And four. It's impossible because you can take your classes. If you don't, I swear, when we get out in four years, I'm gonna get out in three and a half. That's also cause that AP credits engineering nursing business you much Anything in stem is like impacted. It's very popular, major, but dances pretty competitive to get in because you actually have to audition and they only take like what, thirty at, like, five hundred people, something like that. I mean, you'd have to be competitive to the point where, like you will be like the first in line to get to Harvard that competitive. You do have to have like, a standing, I would say Greek life. A lot of sororities and fraternities on campus, ones that are for specific majors. There's ones for, like, different, like sub groups of sorties, like There's a Christian story you Khun join on. There's other once they're just like regular basic, like gamma Phi Beta. Okay, so I was actually, I had to take a theater class, so I went to four plays last semester, and they are really good productions. I do recommend going and seeing the place, but some of the best clubs organizations like Campus A. Depending on your major, I would join something that you connect with people because, like, that's the only way you're going to really meet people and make friends and colleges by joining clubs. You want to join something that takes your time way, but in a good way. Like for me, I joined Christian clubs because I want to meet other Christian people did, like, determined, like what type of people? You want to surround yourself because that's the good thing about college is you can choose like who you hang out with. If you could get one piece of advice to your high school self, what would it be a stress out too much about, like the name of the college Like? I would tell myself, don't worry about like the name of the college, because in the grand scheme of things, it really doesn't matter. I feel like colleges like the experience is like what you make out of it, no matter where Europe and I stressed a lot about, like getting Gray is getting all these volunteer hours doing like everything to be that perfect resume candidates for like a butt. In the end, I knew I was going to go there, and I knew I wasn't going to get in the first place. Any advice you can offer students for the college application process and specifically how they can increase their chances again except to your school. So I think casting Long Beach has about thirty four percent acceptance rate, so Cal State Long Beach is pretty competitive. They do get a lot of applications calcium, Long Beach except everyone from like the long beach high schools, and I think surrounding jai schools into the school when they apply. If they meet eligibility Index, which basically takes your either your s A T score, I think times it by your g P A. If you have a really high G P A. But you have a lower test score, you could still probably get it. If you have a high test score and a lower G P A. You can probably get in, so you have to make sure at least one of them is high enough and you confined eligible E index like formula on the website. When you fill out your application, just make sure you recommend opening in it. Add little by little so you don't get overwhelmed. You don't have to submit an essay, which is really nice, but they do ask for your like extra cooker activities and all that. Teo, like you're their decision to get you into this college.