California State University-Sacramento Top Questions

I don't believe that this school turns anyone away for any other reason than the fact that our school is extremely over crowded. All types, shapes, sizes and races are present at this school and I believe that we are quite diverse. I am a transfer student and I know that making the move to come to Sacramento State was the best thing I could have done for my education. The professors work with you on any and all issues. They want you to learn and do your best while attending here.

A person who thinks they could not fit in with liberals. Very liberal school. Also very diverse and minorities get the hook-ups here. Most teachers speak very poor English too so make sure you listen well.

A person that is not determined to do their very best should not attend this school. If you are not ready to become a responsible person, you should also not attend this school. If you do not know what you want your major to be, that is an exception because the school will help you find your talent. But if you do not have goals in life, this will not be a good school to go to because you have to goal oriented and be willing to become successful and do what it take to get there at this school.

A person who is not willing to dedicate their time to doing their work and learning new things should not come to CSU Sacramento because it would be a waste of their time and it takes away from the other students who are there to learn.

Someone who is not whilling to work harder for higher education because by going to college you are saying that you want to continue to learn and grow as a student. Anyone who is not wanting that should go to a different school because everyone at CSUS takes their education seriously.

There is not any type of person who should not attend Sacramento State. Anyone can be apart of this university. Sacramento State does not judge people by religion, ethinicity, sex, or disabilities. Anyone who wants to recieve an education can join Sacramento State. ANyone who is willing to learn and succeed in life.

I am attending two different community colleges in preperation for university next fall. I see many students who don't know why they want to go to school, unfortunately they don't put much effort into school work. I would tell these students to enter the job market for a while, it will give you a better perspective on why college is important.

Sacramento State is a commuter school, so if you want a school where you can make tons of friends through dorms, or have an awesome football team and boatloads of school spirit, this isn't the school for you. Students just go to class and leave, and the quality of the dorms isn't very good . However, you can easily connect with other students by joining clubs that suit your interests, going greek, joining student government, etc. There is a sense of community, you have to go search for it harder.

A person who is not motivated shouldn't attend CSU Sacramento. If they lack dedication or perserverance they will find themselves failing miserably. Students who don't believe in hard work or studying should also not consider attending CSU Sacramento.

The type of person that should not attend this school is someone who is looking for a small challenge and an easy ride through college.

It doesn't matter how people's economic background is like or who they are, if they do not want to try or put any effort into their academic work, then they should not attend this school because there is no point for them to be here.

The person that should not attend this school is an individual who is looking for an easy way out. This university is tough for the party type human being. This institution is not hard, but it is not for everyone.

Receiving a university education has never been easy. Tuition continues to increase, while financial burden becomes a serious struggle. For myself, college is a time to keep focus, requiring hard work and perseverance through a troublesome economy. I realize student experiences will differ, but when I see students sleeping in class and focusing on parties I feel education is not their top priority. I recommend future university students intend on receiving the best education possible and be ready to learn. Those who focus on a party lifestyle should wait until they are ready for the privilege of a higher education.

I think people shouldn't attend this scholl if they aren't willing to commute or put their best effort in it.

Someone who is smart enough to go to a better school.

Anyone can attend California State University of Sacramento, but those who slack off and expect other people to do their work for them should think twice and consider a Community college instead.

A student that really wishes to be challenged in college. There are a number of students who are enrolled 'just to graduate' and have a tendency to bring down the level of academic discussion, as well as the quality of group work.

Someone should not attend this school if they are wanting a more active campus and "college community". Although there are plenty of activities, it is still a commuter school. As well, a person should not attend this school if they are wanting a school near the beach. There is the river close by but it's not as scenic as other schools.

School is not for everyone, and for those who do attend college, they must know that college comes with responsibilty, ambition, and organization. Students who decide to go to college with the mindset that it's all about fun and games, drinking and partying, should not go, because they are taking classes from other hard working students who have paved there way toward greatness, while students who slack off , take up classes in the education systems. Its hard enough that college tution is high and classes are filling up and now in California is continuously riasing.

Students who are looking for the full college experience should not attend this school. Also, if you are looking to get the best educational value for the money you are spending, this is not the best place. This school does not offer the same amount of educational value or prestige as many other 4 year universities.