Cal State Trustees Raise Scenario of Transfer-Only University System

[DeltaBetaBaby]

Anyone know which do and do not have housing?

I wonder if NPC would come up with some sort of system where the women could rush in their sophomore year (still in the CC's) and then move right in the beginning of junior year.

[navane]

Originally Posted by DeltaBetaBaby

Anyone know which do and do not have housing?

California Polytechnic State University - SLO = YES

California State Polytechnic University - Pomona = NO

California State University - Bakersfield = NO

California State University at Chico = YES

California State University - Dominguez Hills = NO

California State University - East Bay = NO?

California State University at Fresno = YES

California State University at Fullerton = YES

California State University at Long Beach = YES

California State University at Los Angeles = NO

California State University at Northridge = YES

California State University at Sacramento = NO

California State University at San Bernardino = NO

California State University at San Marcos = NO

California State University at Stanislaus = NO

Humboldt State University = NO

San Diego State University = YES

San Francisco State University = NO

San Jose State University = YES

Sonoma State University = NO

I wonder if NPC would come up with some sort of system where the women could rush in their sophomore year (still in the CC's) and then move right in the beginning of junior year.

That would involve the students gaining admission to the campus at which they are rushing prior to recruitment and getting a bid. Unlike programs such as the Blinn Team system in Texas, California community college students are not (generally) guaranteed transfer placement at a particular campus. So, you'd have a San Diego Community College girl rush at San Diego State, get a bid, initiate.....and then not get into SDSU as a transfer.

[DeltaBetaBaby]

Originally Posted by navane

California Polytechnic State University - SLO = YES

California State Polytechnic University - Pomona = NO

California State University - Bakersfield = NO

California State University at Chico = YES

California State University - Dominguez Hills = NO

California State University - East Bay = NO?

California State University at Fresno = YES

California State University at Fullerton = YES

California State University at Long Beach = YES

California State University at Los Angeles = NO

California State University at Northridge = NO?

California State University at Sacramento = NO

California State University at San Bernardino = NO

California State University at San Marcos = NO

California State University at Stanislaus = NO

Humboldt State University = NO

San Diego State University = YES

San Francisco State University = NO

San Jose State University = YES

Sonoma State University = NO




That would involve the students gaining admission to the campus at which they are rushing prior to recruitment and getting a bid. Unlike programs such as the Blinn Team system in Texas, California community college students are not (generally) guaranteed transfer placement at a particular campus. So, you'd have a San Diego Community College girl rush at San Diego State, get a bid, initiate.....and then not get into SDSU as a transfer.

I was thinking the end of sophomore year, when they'd already been accepted, or I guess early August with a move-in like Washington.

[navane]

Originally Posted by DeltaBetaBaby

I was thinking the end of sophomore year, when they'd already been accepted, or I guess early August with a move-in like Washington.

Hrm...I can't speak for other campus locations; but, I was one of the people who admitted transfer students at San Diego State University. Students who had already cleared all transfer admission checkpoints (GPA, min. number of units, all major prep completed and the Golden 4 basic GE classes done, etc) were offered "final" admission right up front - usually around January/February of sophomore year. Those students would be eligible to do early recruitment in this scenario; but, it would only be 1-semester early. However, for the vast majority of students who were finishing up their requirements at the end of sophomore year, we would wait until ALL final grades from spring came in before finalizing our admissions offers. That means that many of our students didn't clear final admission until June. That puts a wrench in the works of the idea posted - sophomores rushing ahead of time. If they're not even admitted until June, then they should just rush as juniors in August like how it's currently done.

I dunno...you and others bring up good points. Considering how very different our campuses are, I wonder how this would be implemented across the CSU as a whole.

[Cheerio]

Originally Posted by navane

California State University at Northridge = NO?

When did they lose housing, after the 1994 earthquake?