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2016-17 CSU Channel Islands Viewbook

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ACADEMIC PROGRAMS ,000 $495 SCHOLARSHIPS AWARDED IN 2015-16

83% RECEIVE

FINANCIAL AID

21:1 3.2 STUDENT TO AVERAGE

FRESH. GPA

FACULTY RATIO

UNDERGRADUATE PROGRAMS go.csuci.edu/academics BA Anthropology BS Applied Physics • Physical Sciences • Technology

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

BS Computer Science BA Early Childhood Studies BA Economics

• International Economics • Managerial Economics


BA English: Literature & Writing • Creative Writing • English Education • Multicultural Literature

BS Environmental Studies & Resource Management • Environmental Science • Resource Management

BA Global Studies

BA Performing Arts • Dance • Music • Theatre

BA Political Science BA Psychology* BA Sociology BA Spanish

BS Health Sciences

MINORS

BA History

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 Gaming Design & Development Computer Science • Computer Science

• Gerontology

BS Information Technology BA Liberal Studies

• Concentrated Studies • Teaching & Learning

BS Mathematics • • • • • • • • • • •

Actuarial Sciences/Economics Applied Mathematics Biomathematics Business Management Cognitive Science Computer Science Digital Design Education Imaging Physics Pure Mathematics

BS Nursing*

• Track 1: Generic Pre-licensure

• Robotics Engineering • Security Systems Engineering Economics English Environmental Science & Resource Management Freedom & Justice Studies Global Premodern Studies Global Studies History Information Technology Mathematics • Mathematics • Foundational Mathematics • Statistics & Data Analytics Performing Arts Philosophy Political Science Psychology • Psychology • Developmental Psychology Sociology Spanish

GRADUATE AND CREDENTIAL PROGRAMS CI offers a number of Graduate and Credential Programs through the School of Education (education.csuci.edu) and Extended University (ext.csuci.edu). * Department offers additional programs at Santa Barbara location and/or through Extended University


San Luis Obispo

SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA

ONE HOUR NORTH OF L.A. Santa Barbara

VENTURA COUNTY

CSU CHANNEL ISLANDS

CI’s Santa Rosa Island Research Station

Los Angeles

San Diego


ESTIMATED ANNUAL COST OF ATTENDANCE FOR UNDERGRADUATE CALIFORNIA RESIDENTS The following example shows the estimated nine-month costs for a student living in University housing and taking 15 units per semester for 2016-2017. Tuition and Fees* . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $6,532 Books and Supplies . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $1,898 On-Campus Food and Housing . . . $16,146 Transportation . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $1,438 Personal . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $1,416 Loan Fees . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $116 Total Annual Cost . . . . . . . . . . . . . $27,546 NOTE : Tuition and fees are subject to change without notice. * Non-residents of California pay tuition and fees of $372 per unit in addition to these fees.

HAVE QUESTIONS? Email: financial.aid@csuci.edu Call: 805-437-8530

Estimate your college costs at: go.csuci.edu/costs17

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

❑ Go to: fafsa.ed.gov or dream.csac.ca.gov

to determine which application is right for you

❑ Use CSU Channel Islands Federal School Code: 039803

❑ Find out more about Financial Aid: www.csuci.edu/financialaid

SCHOLARSHIPS CSU Channel Islands offers more than $495,000 in scholarships each year to outstanding undergraduate and credential students based on finan ial need, a ademi merit, or both. Scholarships are private funds that do not have to be repaid. To view scholarships opportunities: www.csuci.edu/financialaid/scholarships


APPLYING F FRESHMAN STUDENT WORKSHEET

ELIGIBILITY INDEX TABLE* GPA

ACT

SAT

2.99 10

510

2.9

12

580

2.8

14

660

2.7

16

740

2.6

18

820

2.5

20

900

2.4

22

980

2.3

24

1060

2.2

26

1140

2.1

28

1220

2.0

30

1300

A-G COLLEGE PREPARATORY SUBJECT REQUIREMENTS

YEARS REQ.

A. History/Social Science

2

B. English

4

C. Mathematics

3

D. Laboratory Science

2

E. Language other than English

2

(minimum of Algebra 1, Geometry and Algebra 2) (one year physical and one year biological) (two years of the same language)

T TRANSFER STUDENT WORKSHEET

MARK THE YEAR YOU EXPECT TO TAKE EACH COURSE 9th

10th

11th

12th

UPPER-DIVISION TRANSFER REQUIREMENTS

1. A minimum of 60 or more semester transferable units or 90 quarter units. 2. A minimum 2.00 GPA. 3. Be in good standing at the last institution you attended. 4. Complete these courses with a grade of C - or better: A1. Oral Communication A2. Written Communication

F. Visual and Performing Arts

1

A3. Critical Thinking

G. College Prep Elective

1

B4. Mathematics/Quantitative Reasoning

(selected areas of A-F and other approved electives)

* The above table applies only to CA high school graduates or residents of CA. For full Eligibility Index Table, please visit www.csumentor.edu.

COMPLETED


A world-class education at an affordable cost

F FRESHMAN STUDENTS

T TRANSFER STUDENTS

To be considered for admission to CI, you must complete the following by the end of spring:

❑ Will graduate from high school or complete a GED. ❑ Have or will have completed the 15 unit pattern

CSU Channel Islands accepts all eligible upperdivision transfer students for both fall and spring terms. In order to be admissible to CI, you must meet the requirements listed above on the Transfer Student Worksheet.

❑ Meet the CSU Eligibility Index, which is the

HOW AND WHEN TO APPLY TO CSU CHANNEL ISLANDS

of A-G college preparatory course work with a grade of C - or better. combination of your high school GPA and your test score on either the SAT (critical reading + math) or ACT composite score. • If you have a GPA of 3.0 or above, you qualify with any score. • The GPA is calculated from your 10th, 11th, and 12th grade A-G college prep courses. • The Eligibility Index is calculated using either the SAT or the ACT formulas: ( ______ x 800) + ______ = ______ ____ High School GPA

SAT Reasoning Score Eligibility Index

( ______ x 200) + (10 x ______ ) = ______ High School GPA

ACT Score

Eligibility Index

• The minimum Eligibility Index needed for California High School graduates is 2900 using the SAT (critical reading + math) or 694 using the ACT composite score. Non-CA residents need a 3502 using the SAT or 842 using the ACT.

CSU Channel Islands welcomes applications for under-graduate programs twice per year ­— fall and spring: FALL applications are open to both freshmen and transfer students who will have all the admissions requirements completed by the end of the spring semester (prior to that fall). You must apply between Oct. 1 - Nov. 30 only, by visiting: www.csumentor.edu. SPRING applications are accepted for transfer students only. Space and programs vary depending on campus capacity and is limited to students that will have fulfilled the admissions requirements completed by the end of their summer semester (prior to spring semester). You must apply between Aug. 1- 31 only, by visiting: www.csumentor.edu. Admissions specifics and important deadlines can be found on the CI Admissions webpage: go.csuci.edu/admissions17.

NOTE: The CSU will accept both old and new SAT exam scores from students currently in grades 9-12 (graduating before 2020). CSU applicants are not required to complete the optional essay portion of the test.

Ready to apply? Submit your application online at: www.csumentor.edu


STUDENT LIFE Get involved, inside and outside the classroom

ENGAGE, CONNECT, PLAY Get the most out of university life. CI offers many ways to get involved, from sports clubs to student organizations to outdoor activities. Get connected. Make friends and memories that will last a lifetime.

CLUBS AND ORGANIZATIONS CI has over 80 student clubs and organizations to get involved in and explore your interests! • • • •

Academic Conservation Cultural Faith-Based

• • • •

Honor Societies Newspaper and Yearbook Service and Philanthropy Student Government

STUDENT EVENTS • CI Alumni & Friends Dodger Day • Welcome Back Celebration • Block Parties • Grocery Bingo • Karaoke Night

• Spring Gala Dance • Ice Skating and Broomball • Dolphin Days • Casino Night • Dolphinpalooza

STUDY ABROAD he nternational rograms offi e offers study abroad programs in over 18 countries. Study abroad for a year or a semester while earning resident credit towards your major, minor, or general education requirements. For more information: www.csuci.edu/cia.


OUTDOOR ADVENTURES

CAMPUS RECREATION

Multiple trips are offered every semester including: • Backpacking • Kayaking • Camping • Rock climbing • Hiking

Campus Recreation assists students in creating a healthy lifestyle by balancing the mental demands of academic pursuits with the physical benefits of fitness and recreation.

INTRAMURAL SPORTS AND CLUBS • Basketball • Cheer • Cycling • Dance • Dodgeball • Flag football • Golf • Hockey • Karate

• Kickball • Lacrosse • Sailing • Skate • Soccer • Softball • Surfing • Track • Volleyball

RECREATION CENTER The Recreation Center provides a full gym and weekly fitness classes to meet every student’s physical fitness needs.

WATERFRONT PROGRAM The Channel Islands Boating Center is located 30 minutes from the campus at the Channel Islands Harbor where students can participate in: • Kayaking • Sailing • Paddleboarding • Windsurfing

+ 18 COUNTRIES

STUDY ABROAD

+ 14+ 80 STUDENT SPORTS ORGS.

CLUBS

10 min FROM THE BEACH

Find out more about CI student life at: www.csuci.edu/student-life


HOUSING HOUSING AND RESIDENTIAL EDUCATION

GUARANTEED HOUSING FOR NEW STUDENTS!

iving on am us has all the benefits you an imagine and more! With over 1,600 students in the CI housing community, residents enjoy weekly social and educational events such as:

Please note that 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 Zip Car is also available!

• Block Parties • Movie Nights • Recreation and Intramural Sports

• • • •

Tutoring and Advising Study Groups Game Nights And More!

CI students enjoy state-of-the-art housing facilities with the following amenities: • • • • •

Pool and Spa Game Room Dance/Fitness Studio Quiet Study Rooms Furnishings and Utilities Included

• • • • •

Community Kitchens Computer Labs TV and Gaming Lounges Surfboard Storage Art Studio

STUDENT HOUSING COMMUNITIES

F Santa Rosa Village CI’s newest freshman community located near the South Quad includes: • Double bedrooms • Shared bathrooms

Live, study, and work… all on campus

• Quiet study and community room • Large community lounge and kitchen

T Anacapa Village CI’s apartment community for upperdivision and transfer students includes: • Four private bedrooms • A full kitchen • Common area lounge and kitchen • Two full bathrooms Additional Student Housing • Santa Cruz Village has two-bedroom suites for four students. • University Glen Town Center, located on campus, has studios and one-bedroom or two-bedroom apartments.


+ 100+ 200 EVENTS A YEAR HOUSING JOBS ,600 1 STUDENTS LIVE ON CAMPUS

WE’RE SOCIAL

facebook.com/cihousing

instagram.com/ci_housing

twitter.com/ci_housing

pinterest.com/csucihousing

Visit: www.csuci.edu/housing Email: student.housing@csuci.edu Call: 805-437-2733


ABOUT CI

CI is one of only three CSU Campuses to be named a STARS Gold Institution for its commitment to sustainability.

DISCOVER CI

Student-centered. Innovative. Creative. Founded in 2002, California State University Channel Islands (CI) is located between Santa Barbara and Los Angeles in Ventura County. 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.

CAMPUS PREVIEW DAYS SATURDAYS - 10 A.M. go.csuci.edu/previewdays • • • •

July 16, 2016 Aug. 6 & 20, 2016 Sept. 10 & 24, 2016 Oct. 1, 15 & 29, 2016

• • • •

Nov. 5, 2016 Dec. 3, 2016 Feb. 4, 2017 March 4 & 11, 2017

TRANSFER INFORMATION SESSIONS FRIDAYS - 2 P.M. go.csuci.edu/RSVPtransfer • Sept. 30, 2016 • Oct.14, 2016 • Nov. 18, 2016

• Feb.17, 2017 • March 10 & 17, 2017 • April 21, 2017

TAKE A VIRTUAL CAMPUS TOUR go.csuci.edu/virtualtour

GET TO KNOW CI

View videos, social sites and more: go.csuci.edu/get2know


48% CAUCASIAN 32% HISPANIC 6% UNKNOWN 6% ASIAN 5% TWO OR MORE RACES 2% AFRICAN AMERICAN 1% OTHER RACE / ETHNICITY

25 6,200 36 14,000 MAJORS ALUMNI

$50Million COLLECTIVE YEARLY INCOME OF CI ALUMNI

San Luis Obispo

VENTURA COUNTY

Magic Mountain

Big Bear

CSU CHANNEL ISLANDS Los Angeles & Hollywood CI’s Santa Rosa Island Research Station

MINORS

54% FIRST-GENERATION

COLLEGE STUDENTS AREA ACTIVITIES

SO U TH E R N C A L I F O R N I A

Santa Barbara

+ STUDENTS

Disneyland

San Diego

Palm Springs

• Airports: Los Angeles International (LAX) and Burbank (BUR) • California Missions • Camarillo Premium Outlets • Channel Islands National Park • CI’s Boating Center (CIBC): Kayaking, Paddle Boarding, Sailing and Windsurfing • CI’s Santa Rosa Island Research Station (SRIRS) • Concerts- Indoor/Outdoor • Farmers Markets • Griffith Observatory • Hollywood • MLB Stadiums: Dodgers, Angels • NFL Stadium: L.A. Rams

• • • • • • •

• •

Nightlife Restaurants Santa Barbara Santa Monica Mountains National Recreation Area Staples Center: Concerts, NBA and NHL Games State Beaches: Camping, Hiking, Surfing, Fishing, Sailing, and Wildlife Theme Parks: Disneyland, California Adventure, Downtown Disney, Six Flags Magic Mountain, Hurricane Harbor, Knott’s Berry Farm, Universal Studios and Citywalk Ventura County Fair Whale Watching

Sign up for campus tours, preview days and more at: go.csuci.edu/tours17


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