California State University-Northridge Top Questions

California State Northridge has a very diverse population, it is a semi large campus, and most if not all students are friendly and willing to help others.

I occasionally bring my family and friends to the CSUN campus, and they always mention that it is very green. It is a very large campus, and it is definitely easy to get lost, but there are maps by every single building. The campus is also very pro on recycling. Everywhere you turn, you will most likely see a recycling bin. Other than that, the campus has a very woodland nature to it. There are trees and grass everywhere. Overall, I would say that CSUN has one of the greenest campuses in CSU system.

CSUN was the premiere learning environment for local students in Southern California until the universitoes got hit by budget cuts.

CSUN is a relatively small campus when compared to UCLA or UC Berkeley. However, it is big enough to get tired when you walk from class to class. Most of the buildings on the south-west part of campus are relatively new and modern. The buildings north-east are somewhat older, but aesthetically pleasing. Three of my favorite buildings on campus would have to be the Oviatt Library for it's grandness, Manzanita Hall for it's modern appeal, and the newly built Valley Performing Arts Center. Another thing to know about CSUN is that it has an amicable population of squirrels. There is not one day that I walk across campus without seeing two squirrels chasing each other or a squirrel following me for a piece of my snack.

CSUN is a diverse campus withadvisors and professors that are always available to guide you to the path you need to graduate.

My school is its own little international airport.

A very large, welcoming community with very diversified students and residents.

CSUN is a diverse community, not only ethnically, but educationally; there is a niche for every person who wants to grow culturally as well as education wise.

My school is really good and quite competitive in certain areas, however, it can be expensive to people who live in families like mine.

CSUN was an diverse school with a plethora of ethnicities and cultures that brought character to my learning experience.