California State University-San Bernardino Top Questions

Anyone can attend this school. The academic programs are wide and varied. Anyone interested in anything from the arts to the sciences to physical education can find a spot in this school and leave with a respectable degree. One of the things I like best about Cal State San Bernardino is their wide options of degree options, and the variability of the student population.

CSUSB is a great college to attend for anyone who works and commutes to their job within the Inland Empire. The university provides an environment that is engaging, supportive and geared towards those working adults. Additionally, it provides a great teaching certificate program for anyone wanting to become a teacher.

Anyone that has the desire and determination to gain a postsecondary degree.

People that will be attending this school need to have high ambitions with goals they aim to accomplish. A person that wants to achive the best education they can, and who are ready to take a step towards their future and career should attend California State University San Bernardino.

If you need a school that's affordable this is it. Besides that they have a well respected business program. The gym for the students is very nice too.

Anyone who wants a quality education with a great college experience. I would also tell them that anyone who wants to come here should really try to get involved with the campus because it makes the school more fun, and it will enchance peoples characters, and students who love doing that will love CSUSB!

Students whom are financially inept and have strong goals for the future should attend CSUSB. The costs are low but the education is outstanding with many activities to ease you into campus life. CSUSB is life changing mentally, emotionally, physically, and even possibly spiritually. All of the options are there for you to explore.

Business oriented

This school is for students who want a smaller, friendlier environment than most colleges in Southern California.

It's mostly a commuter school. You enjoy it more if you live on campus and get involved but for commuters its a come-and-go kind of experience.