Founded in 2002, California State University Channel Islands (CSUCI) is located midway between Santa Barbara and Los Angeles in Camarillo, CA. With a 21:1 faculty to student ratio, students enjoy ocean breezes and small class sizes on one of California’s most architecturally beautiful campuses.
Graduate and Credential Programs CSUCI offers a number of Graduate and Credential Programs through the School of Education (education.csuci.edu) and Extended University (ext.csuci.edu).
26 Academic Majors
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BA Anthropology
BS Computer Science
BS Mathematics
BS Applied Physics
BA Early Childhood Studies
• Physical Sciences • Technology
BA Economics
• Actuarial Sciences/ Economics • Applied Mathematics • Biomathematics • Business Management • Cognitive Science • Computer Science • Digital Design • Education • Imaging • Physics • Pure Mathematics
BA Art • •
Art History - Digital Art History Option - Enhanced Studio Option Art Studio
BA/BS Biology BS Business* • • • • •
Entrepreneurship Finance Global Business Management Marketing
BA/BS Chemistry • Biochemistry
BA Chicana/o Studies BA Communication • Environmental Communication • Health Communication • Organizational Communication
• International Economics • Managerial Economics
BA English • Creative Writing • English Education • Multicultural Literature
BS Environmental Science & Resource Management • Environmental Science • Resource Management
BS Mechatronics Engineering † (Fall 2018)
BA Global Studies
BS Nursing *
BS Health Science BA History BS Information Technology BA Liberal Studies • Concentrated Studies • Integrated Teaching Credential • Teaching & Learning
• Track 1: Generic Pre-licensure
BA Performing Arts • Dance • Music • Theatre
BA Political Science BA Psychology* BA Sociology BA Spanish
26 Academic Minors Anthropology Applied Physics • Applied Physics • Astronomy
Art • Art • Art History • Arts Management
Asian-Pacific Studies Biology Business • Business Management • Social Business
Chemistry Chicano/a Studies Communication • Communication • Visual Media Communication
Computer Game Design & Development
Information Technology
Computer Science
• Mathematics • Foundational Mathematics • Statistics & Data Analytics
• Computer Science • Robotics Engineering • Security Systems Engineering
Economics English
Mathematics
Performing Arts
• English • Creative Writing
Philosophy
Environmental Science & Resource Management
Psychology
Political Science
Freedom & Justice Studies
• Psychology • Developmental Psychology
Global Premodern Studies
Sociology
Global Studies
Spanish
History
† Available to Freshman applicants only. * Department offers additional programs at Santa Barbara location and/or through Extended University.
Over $400,000 in Scholarships are Awarded Annually
Paying for College College is a major investment and we’re here to help make that investment more affordable. Eighty percent of our students receive some form of financial aid, including scholarships, grants and loans. Estimate Your College Costs go.csuci.edu/costs
Other Estimated Expenses Books and Supplies - $1,948 On-Campus Food & Housing - $16,954 Transportation - $1,452 Personal - $1,450 Loan Fees - $120 Apply for Financial Aid • Apply for financial aid between October 1 - March 2. • Complete a Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA) or California Dream Act Application • Visit these websites to determine which application is right for you: www.fafsa.ed.gov www.csac.ca.gov/dream_act.asp
• Use CSU Channel Islands Federal School Code - 039803 • Find out more about Financial Aid: go.csuci.edu/FinancialAid
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Tuition
The following example shows the estimated cost of tuition for a student taking 15 units per semester for 2017-18. CA Resident: $6,802 Non-CA Resident: $17,622* Tuition and fees are subject to change without notice. *Non-residents of California pay tuition and fees of $396 per unit in addition to the above fees.
CSU Channel Islands offers more than $400,000 in scholarships each year to outstanding undergraduate, credential and graduate students based on financial need, academic merit, or both. Scholarships are private funds that do not have to be repaid. go.csuci.edu/Scholarships
Questions? financial.aid@csuci.edu 805-437-8530
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Student Housing Housing & Residential Education
Student Housing Communities
Living on campus has all the benefits you can imagine and more! With over 1,600 students in the CSUCI housing community, residents enjoy weekly social and educational events such as: • Tutoring and advising • Study groups • Block parties • Movie nights • Recreation and intramural sports • Game nights and more!
Santa Rosa Village
Housing Amenities CSUCI students enjoy state-of-the-art housing facilities with the following amenities: • Pool and spa • Community kitchens • Game rooms • Computer labs • Dance/fitness studio • TV and gaming lounges • Quiet study rooms • Surfboard storage • Furnishings and utilities included • Art studio and more! Guaranteed Housing for New Students Note: Housing is limited but is guaranteed to new freshmen and transfer students who apply by the priority housing deadline each May. You can choose a roommate or we’ll select one for you. We offer excellent meal plans. Living on campus allows you an easy walk to all campus locations as well as regular shuttle services to the Camarillo train station. A Zipcar is also available! We’re Social facebook.com/cihousing instagram.com/ci_housing twitter.com/ci_housing pinterest.com/csucihousing
CSUCI’s newest freshmen community located near the South Quad includes: • Double bedrooms • Family rooms and computer study rooms • Large community living room and kitchen Anacapa Village CSUCI’s apartment community for upperdivision and transfer students includes: • Four private or shared bedrooms • Two full bathrooms • A full kitchen and dining area • Community lounge Additional Student Housing Santa Cruz Village has mostly two-bedroom suites for four to six students. University Glen Town Center has studio, one-bedroom, and two-bedroom apartments with single or double occupancy bedrooms. Contact Us go.csuci.edu/housing 805-437-2733 student.housing@csuci.edu
1,700
Students Live on Campus
150+ Jobs Available
300+
Social Events a Year
200+
Students in Living-Learning or Themed Communities
Applying to CSUCI
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Transfer Students Transfer Student Questions Answered
First Time Freshmen When should I apply for Fall admission? October 1 - November 30
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Freshmen Eligibility Table 1 - Calculate Your Freshman SAT & ACT Eligibility Index Score
Table 4 - “a-g” College Preparatory Subject Requirements for Freshmen
a. U.S. History & Social Science (2 years) Must include one year of U.S. history OR one Table 1 Calculate Your Freshman SAT & ACT c. Mathematics (3 Years) ( ________ × 800 ) + ______________ = semester of U.S. historyI,and one semester of II Eligibility Index Score Minimum of algebra geometry and algebra Your GPA Your SAT score OR integrated math sequences American government, AND one year of history/ SAT Eligibility Index Score Equation social science from either the “a” or “g” subject area My(Your Eligibility Scoreby _____________ GPAIndex multiplied 800 ) + (Your SAT d. Laboratory Science (2 Years) b. English Years) AND one year biological score) = One year(4physical Four years of college English from either the “d”preparatory or “g” subject areas ACTACT Eligibility Index Score Eligibility Index Score Equation composition/literature including no more (Your GPA multiplied by_________ 200 ) + (10) = multi- than ( ________ × 200 ) + (10 × one year ofOther Advanced ESL/ELD e. Language than English (2 Years) plied by your ACT score) = Must be 2 years of the same language (includYour GPA Your ACT score c. Mathematics (3 Years) ing ASL) Minimum of algebra I, geometry and My Eligibility Index Score _____________ Table 2. Minimum CSU Eligibility Index score algebra II OR integrated math sequences f. Visual & Performing Arts (1 Year) to Qualify for Admission One year ORScience two one-semester d. Laboratory (2 Years) courses in the Table 2. Minimum CSU Eligibility Index same required, from dance, One yeardiscipline physical AND one chosen year biological Score to Qualify for Admission CA Residents & High School Graduates music, theatre, drama and visual arts from either the “d” or “g” subject areas A 3.0 GPA or above qualifies with any score. CA Residents SAT - 2950& High Non-CA Residents e. Language Other than English g. College Prep Electives (1 Year)(2 Years) School Graduates- 694 ACT Composite & High School Chosen from the “a-f” courses beyond those Must be 2 years of the same language 3.0 GPA or above Graduates used to satisfy the requirements of the “a-g” (including ASL) qualifies with any score. Non-CA Residents & High School Graduates subjects OR courses that have been approved SAT - 3570 f. Visual Arts (1 Year) solely & in Performing the elective area SAT - 2950 SAT - 3570 ACT Composite - 842 One year OR two one-semester courses in the same discipline required, chosen from dance, Glossary of Terms ACTTable Composite 694 ACT Composite 842 3 - Full-Eligibility Index Tables for- Califormusic, theatre, drama and visual arts nia residents and Non-residents can be found ACT Composite Score: American College Table 3 - Eligibility Index Table for CA g. College Prep Electives (1 Year) at go.csuci.edu/freshmaneligibility Testing Composite Score is the average of your Residents & CA High School Graduates Only Chosen from the “a-f” coursesMath, beyond those and four test scores in English, Reading Table Subject used to satisfy the requirements of the “a-g” GPA 4 - “a-g” College ACT Preparatory New SAT Science Requirements for Freshmen subjects OR courses that have been approved 2.99 10 560 solely in the electiveBased area Reading and Writing EBRW: Evidence a. U.S. History & Social Science (2 years) 2.90 12 630 Must include one year of U.S. history OR one GED: High school equivalency test credential 2.80 14 and one semester 710 semester of U.S. history recognized in all 50 states Glossary of Terms Glossary of Terms of American government, AND one790 year of 2.70 16 history/social science from either the “a” or “g” GPA: Grade Point Average is calculated from 2.60 area 18 870 ACT Composite Score: American College subject ACT Composite Score: American Collegeprep Testing 10th, 11th and 12th grade “a-g” college Testing Composite Score of is the average Composite Score is the average your four test 2.50 20 950 courses fourMath, test scores in English, Math, b. English (4 Years) scores of in your English, Reading and Science 2.40 years of college 22preparatory English 1030 comFour Reading and Science SAT: Scholastic Aptitude Test (EBRW score + Evidence Based Reading and Writing position/literature including no more than one EBRW:EBRW: 2.30 24 1110 Math score)Evidence Based Reading and Writing GED: High school equivalency test credential year of Advanced ESL/ELD 2.20 26 1190 GED:inHigh school recognized all 50 statesequivalency test credential recognized in all 50 states 2.10 28 1270 GPA: Grade Point Average is calculated from 10th, GPA: Grade Point Average is calculated 11th and 12th grade “a-g” college prep courses from 2.00 30 1350 10, 11 and 12 grade “a-g” college prep courses SAT: Scholastic Aptitude Test Newscore) Scholastic Aptitude Test Full Eligibility Index Tables for California (CA) Residents (EBRWNew scoreSAT: + Math and Non-residents: go.csuci.edu/freshmaneligibility (EBRW score + Math score) SAT Eligibility Index Score
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83%
Admission Rate
21:1
300+ Campus
Student to Faculty Ratio
Events
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Receive Financial Aid
Clubs and Organizations
59%
First-Generation College Students
18+
Neither parent has received a Bachelor’s Degree.
3.20
Average Freshmen GPA
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6,600+ Students 48% Latino/ Hispanic 30% Caucasian 7% Unknown 6% Asian
5% Two or More Races 2% Black/African American 2% International
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