California State University-Sacramento Top Questions

Someone who hates to drive in morning and afternoon trafiic.

My experience at CSUS was vastly different them most students. The majority of my classes were speech classes which were unlike general education classes Sacramento State. For students looking to take Speech Pathology at Sacramento State I wouldn't recommend those who are quiet or working full time, due to the massive class sizes unless you speak up and make yourself noticed, either by taking part in extra program activities(usually done during working hours) or by spending excessive amounts of time in your instructors office, you wouldn't get the instruction needed to make a great Speech Pathologist.

I think that a really big variety of people would be happy at this school because it is so diverse. It is a school that many locals go to so that means there are tons of people who live off-campus and commute. If you are looking to live on-campus and live where the majority of the students do too, then maybe Sac State isn't the school for you, but it is a very good school.

The only kind of person that should not attend this school would be those who are not willing to always try their best. By having a school full of determined students provides a more positive atmosphere to everyone here. This kind of environment helps to make college the best possible experience, preparing us for the futures ahead of us.

I think the campus is very open to diversity. Sacramento is a very .diverse city. The campus displays this with their student faculty population.

Anyone who wants a fair education and school

A student shouldn't attend this school if he or she is only interested in the "college" experience such as drinking and partying. The student shouldn't chose this school if he or she does not want to participate in class activities, discussions and projects. He or she shouldn't attend this school just to make his or her parents happy because he or she will treat classes as a joke and ruin class for the students who actually want to attend.

The kind of person that should not attend CSUS, would be someone who doesn't believe they would benefit from a four year degree. College education and degrees do not gaurantee the outcome of a career. It does, however, increase ones chances for success. Why waste the money and time? Instead, people who are cynical about joining CSUS, would probably benefit from searching for a career without a degree, by not investing in the time and money.

Someone who isn't outgoing and isn't willing to meet new people who may be racially diverse from themselves. Also, someone who isn't comfortable living/driving in the city should not attend because it can become overwhelming at times.

I believe that this school accepts anyone and that to me is a beautiful thing. Diversity makes the school entertaining and presents you with different kinds of friendships.