California State University-Sacramento Top Questions

I feel there is a disconnect between the administrators and the students when it comes to finances, and that there isn't a very strong and proud student community that sticks up for itself. Recently, there was a vote to extend the gym, but it would raise everyone's tuition by around $200. I found this ridiculous; there are many aging class halls that need renovating, and the gym is brand new by around 2 years. However, I saw little student outburst against this claim.

Sacramento State has an ineffective approach for marketing events and resources to their diverse student body. With more than 30,000 students at my school, it is easy to get lost in the maze of college perplexities. As I try to get more involved on campus I find it difficult to join clubs and organizations and attend scheduled events on campus that will benefit and contribute to my overall college expereince. Sacramento State is considered a commuter school. I constantly hear their struggles of exploring events too, I pondered, I dorm and struggle to find events how do they cope?

The worst thing about my school might be how impacted some of the major academic programs are. I did not experience this for myself, since I transfered from a community college before the Psychology BA program became impacted, but I understand it can be difficult to get classes and graduate on time. Meeting with your advisor early and often to plan your academic career at CSU Sacramento is the key to make sure you are on the right track and can graduate on time.

When I attended Sac State the parking and traffic was by far the worst issue with the school. As a student who is just trying to get to class on time, you had to master the art of "hawk-hood" to find a spot, or allow a good hour before class to grab a stop that was most likely 6 miles away from your class.

The worst thing about the school is the communication with other schools in the California State program. A friend of mine who transferred from San Diego State was told by both administrations that his credits would transfer, but when it came time for him to graduate, Sacramento State would not allow some of his credits to transfer and he has had to attend multiple extra semesters making up for those units.

I think that the worst thing about my school is that since it is not that difficult to get in, there are a lot of people who don't care much about their education but still take the classes that other students need. There aren't enough classes for the quantity of studnets, and there are times when you have to try repeatedly to get into a class before you finally get in.

What I personally dislike about Sacramento State is that there is not a lot of school pride or a lot school involvment in things like Greek life or school community building events.

Parking is probably one of the worst things about the campus. There are certain times of the day you can find parking, but for the most part you must circle the parking structures and lots to try to find a spot. Half the time if you end up finding a spot it will take about 10 minutes to walk to class, and hopefully you aren't late already.

There is a fair amount of bike theft.

It's sometimes difficult to get into needed classes, and many classes are overcrowded due to budget cuts. Parking is really expensive.

I consider the worst thing is trying to get the classes we need. This I consider the worst thing becasue we are all trying to graudate in a resonalble time and with the struggles of getting the classes we need its not likely for us students to do that.

The worst thing about my school is the tuition and the fact that I do not qualify for financial aid, because I live with my parents. Right now, I am currently in debt $20,000 with loans. I can't take out anymore and am trying to pay out of pocket. I really wish it didn't cost so much to attend becasue I really want to be able to finish with a degree.

The worst thing about my school is trying to find parking.

parking issues

The worst thing about my school is having to be responsible with each class and taking it seriously, because if you mess up the teachers are less compassionate. The teachers won't remind the student they are missing an assignment, it is the student responsibility. I think it is not the only school that requires students to be on top of their game but other universities too. Every school is challenging.

Lack of resources, help, guidence.

Tuiton is really high!

Nothing so far.

I LOVE my school. The only thing I find difficult to deal with is registering for classes. There is a maximum unit cap lock and it makes it quite frustrating to pay a large amount for classes that weren't my first choice.

My school is a good school, the worst thing would be trafics on the way to school at certain times of day and week.