California State University-Fullerton Top Questions

I honestly feel that people not from the Midwest shouldn't attend this school. As an out-of-state student myself, I more than often feel very uncomfortable with people making fun of me being from the Midwest.

Students who attend Cal State University, Fullerton must be prepared to do a lot of group work and presentations. I don't recommend anyone who is fearful of them considers going to CSUF. On the other hand the continuous practice helps gets a person over stage fright. I don't recommend people going to CSUF or any college if they are not serious about furthering their education and always willing to give it their 110{4a082faed443b016e84c6ea63012b481c58f64867aa2dc62fff66e22ad7dff6c} effort. College is different from grade school. It's important that each student takes personal responsibility always and has a positive perception about learning.

If a student is impatient Cal State Fullerton might not be the best option for the next year or so because of construction. This makes parking a bit of a hassel. Along with paking problems, state wide budget cuts have taken its toll on Cal State Fullerton as well as all other Cal State schools. These budget cuts have made class sizes bigger and harder to get in. They have also caused many cancelled days of school, which isn't as great as one would think because students are still resonsible to know the material lost becasue of cancelled classes.

If you are looking for a very intimate class size than Colorado State University may not be fore you. As a freshman taking core classes such as Biology the lecture hall can be close to 300 students. If you are dedicated to getting help and getting your questions answered there are plenty of venues available to help you indivivually, but you won't get that personal attention in class. The class sizes do thin out and get smaller as they become more major specific, but that may take a year or so.

Individuals who are social, who like group work, talking in classes, giving presentations. The school is very hands on.

the people who should not attend this school are those who just want to have fun and get away with the easy classes, its not a difficult school but it does require dedication.

Someone who is looking for a huge sense of school pride or community, someone who wants to party all the time, someone who wants to be small minded about other religions or ethnisities (there is a lot of diversity on and off campus), and or someone who wants to be academically competeing all the time should not attend this school.

The kind of person that feels that they can cheat there way or have their parents pay there way through college. If you are not willing to be open minded and to learn new and diverse things you should not attend this college.

At this point, I do not see a reason for anyone not to attend CSUF. LIke I said it is a commuter college, which is great for people who live down here and there are a variety of majors which allow the campus to be very diverse.

CSUF offers a variety of learning oppurtunities in a wide range of disciplines. The needs of every student can be met at CSUF.

Anyone who doesn't know what they want from their education. Students here need to be proactive about finding internships, jobs and networking opportunities if they want to use their degrees after they graduate.

Any individual who thinks they can cheat through, be lazy, and unproductive. There is a lot of work so you have to be aware of your time.

Anyone can attend this school. It is a commuter based school so if you are looking for a dorm based school then this might not be the school for you, however there are dorms available plus off campus housing as well.

Those who do not like to study should consider going to another school to further their education. A lot of reading is involved in passing a course at Cal State University Fullerton. If one has a lot of other responsibilities, a junior college may be best to start off at since their courses are typically easier (based on professor) and it would be financially cheaper.

A person who wishes to have a social life and make new friends should not come here. It is terribly difficult to get to know people. They all live in places that are far away from the school, so it's hard to hang out or just talk to each other. Also, any student who wants to party on the weekends should not come here, since there is hardly anyone here on the weekends.

A student who wants a party overly spritited school. this is a commuter school.

The students at CSUF run the gammot as far as diversity goes. The thousands of students from so many different backgrounds and cultures produces a wide variety of needs. While the student body is provided with a tightly-knit web of support, it is basically "every man for himself". The type of student that would not survive in this type of educational community is the type who expects others to take care of them, and does not take the initiative to deal with their own situation. There are schools that cater more to individual needs than this one.

I believe that all individuals should have an equal opportunity to attend this school if they please. The "ONLY" people who "shouldn't" attend are those who feel forced or pressured by others. Those individuals will be wasting their time and money.

A person that would rather go to a smaller school with smaller classes should not attend CSUF.