Fullerton, CA
California State University-Fullerton

Cal State Fullerton is a very diverse school where there are a large variety of majors, services, and we try to be very inclusive in all aspects of genders, sexual orientation, ethnicity, political affiliation, and more. It is a very high achieving university with very amazing scholar prospects. However, not the university is not perfect and can improve on safety on campus.

It is very clean campus with friendly people. There are lots of opportunity for students to be involved culturally and ethnically. The professors are very welcoming creating a great learning environment that makes students engaged in what they are learning.

Cal State Fullerton wasn't my top school when I first came here, but after learning about the academics, extracurricular activities, and food options, I came to fall in love with it. The campus is beautiful and very modern. The school isn't the biggest school, but that is what I like about it because it keeps me from walking all over the place. Generally, I'd recommend people to come here.

California State University, Fullerton is a great campus to meet new people and to pursue your education. They have a really good arts program, which is not very popular in other universities. The art program here has connection with Disney, Pixar, DreamWorks, etc., which is great for students pursuing an art education. There is a variety of food on campus and vendors often stop by to sell authentic food. The campus is great as well. There are many clubs to join and there are many events that happen through out the year. What I believe what truly makes it a good school is the faculty and quality of education you receive. The professors do care about your performance and the student overall.

I like it very much. I feel the community is very nice and welcoming. And the students, advisors, and professors are really motivating and push for you to join activities. The food is good, they have different options and Starbucks too for the coffee lovers.

I have previously attended California State University, Fullerton (CSUF) as an undergraduate student; and there is a reason I am returning for my graduate studies. CSUF does not have everything a traditional college does; such as a strong athletic presence (we don't have a football team), or fraternities/sororities; but they do have amazing professors! For significantly less tuition than those other "traditional colleges", I feel that I am getting the quality of education I deserve. It is known as a commuter school; therefore, not a lot of school pride is there, but I know they are trying to engage a stronger student/university morale around their students.

As a transfer student I was left to fend for myself and although that was difficult, it did help me become independent quickly. The school is lacking in care for the students. Parking is a disaster and the facilities are old. It is a commuter school and students tend to show little desire in interacting within the classroom. You have to join clubs in order to make friends as a transfer student. Overall, I am content with my experience but the school could put more effort into providing parking and better financial support for students.

It is a very diverse and safe campus that offers many resources to help each student succeed. Every staff member you meet or any advisor you encountor always has the best attitude to assist you in any problem or challenge you may encounter while studying.

As a transfer student, I was apprehensive about the social life here. Everyone is pretty open and super nice! Clubs are readily available and you can join whenever you want; I joined a club halfway through the semester and they welcomed me with open arms. Although this is a commuter school, I found it somewhat easy to make friends. My teachers were all great and really encourage you to take an extra step in education rather than giving the bare minimum.

Honestly this university is truly great. The teachers here actually care about their students success and have many opportunities for us to gain new knowledge in our fields.