California State University-Chico Top Questions

Its a personal problem but, that all my friends are leaving. I've had two friends leave from serious depression and one is transfering.

The most frustrating thing about California State University, Chico would have to center around transferable credits. I had previously attended California State University, Stanislaus for my freshmen and sophomore years of college and lost over a semester of credits when I transferred to CSU, Chico. The lost credits compromised my academic career. My grade point average was skewed due to the absence of high scores that were not transferable, I was essentially behind a semester, and financially lost out because the previously purchased classes did not count toward my bachelor degree.

being a small town jobs/interships are not in abundance, especially if your looking for a job/internship related to your major.

The most frustrating thing about my school is the problems encountered when registering for classes.

The most frustrating things about my school is that people think it's a party school and everyone here isn't serious about thier education, when in fact students here are among the brightest of all the CSU's and they get great jobs upon graduation.

The only thing I can think of is that there is not much diversity. In my entire nursing class there is only one black student and two Hispanic students, including myself. I come from Sacramento, which is one of the most diverse city's in the nation. I went to school with people of many different nationalities and enjoyed the cultural diversity. Going to Chico has made me miss that.

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The number of people who only know how to have fun if they're drinking.

after i earned 5/5 on my calculus AP test in highschool, but CSU chic took an entire semester to enter it into their system, so after i had already retaken calculus 1 and gotten an A at the CSU they took away my A in the class and then replaced it with my AP scores and inturn dropped my GPA .4 that semester

There isn't too much that I'm frustrated with about Chico. However playing a sport and attending class does get a little tough sometimes. I wish I had some more time to go out and do some things "typical" students get to do. There are plenty of outdoor activities around Chico that I would love to take part in.

Lack of cultrual/ethnic diversity. Also campus could put more focus on eco-freindly and concious behavior by the student body.

Alot of students don't seem to be focused or serious. It seems to be more about partying and drinking than studying.