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CSU High School Counselor Conference Fall 2012

Attend the CSU Chico High School Counselor Conference in Fall 2012 to learn about the freshmen applicant pool and admission requirements. For Fall 2012, there were 17,222 applications, with 12,327 students admitted (71.6%) and 2,711 enrolled. Students must meet CSU eligibility and GPA requirements, and standardized test scores (SAT/ACT) are required. Discover impacted programs, including Nursing and Early Start options. Interact with campus resources and explore popular majors like Business Administration and Kinesiology.

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CSU High School Counselor Conference Fall 2012

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  1. Chico California State university CSU High School Counselor Conference Fall 2012

  2. Freshmen Applicant PoolFall 2012* Applications 17,222 Admitted 12,327 or 71.6% Enrolled 2,711 Out-of-Area Index Min. 3,150 Averages for Admitted Students * Preliminary data as of 8/24/12

  3. Selection • Students must meet CSU admission requirements and eligibility index • 10th and 11th grade academic GPA used to determine eligibility • SAT or ACT is required regardless of GPA. Must take exams by the Dec. 2012 test date. • Subject requirements must be met by graduation; no summer work will be allowed to meet admission requirements. It is the student’s responsibility to check his/her student portal account and campus e-mail often, as these are the official communication methods of CSU, Chico.

  4. Local Admission Area Butte Colusa Glenn Lassen Modoc Plumas Shasta Siskiyou Sutter Tehama Yuba Trinity (eastern) • Impacted to first-time freshmen from outside the local admission area • Applicant pool determines characteristics for out-of-area admission offers OREGON NEVADA

  5. Popular Majors Business Administration Kinesiology Psychology Recreation Administration Liberal Studies Communication Studies Construction Management Civil Engineering Criminal Justice Exercise Physiology • Impacted Programs • Nursing: • Prerequisite coursework, GPA, and TEAS • Fall terms: apply by March 1st • Spring terms: apply by November 1st • Recording Arts • Prerequisite coursework, essay, GPA, and music ability • Apply by early May

  6. Early Start Program (ESP) • EPT/ELM status conveyed in offer of admission packet. • If EPT/ELM status is unavailable or ESP is needed, then communicated via email. • Students select Early Start plan through Smart Page in Student Portal. • Chico communicates via email to student on how to enroll in ESP courses.

  7. Early Start Program (ESP) • ESP link: http://www.csuchico.edu/admissions/fresh-reqs.shtml • We offered 1-unit online course options for both math and English. • Service and destination students have identical registration process and course offerings

  8. Associate Degrees for Transfer AA-T and AS-T • New degree pathway for streamlined transfer and graduation • 2yrs + 2yrs (60 + 60); if student enrolls in a CSU “similar” degree program, s/he is guaranteed to complete degree in 2 years or 60 units once they transfer • CSU, Chico has approved all 18 “similar” programs available as of 7/30/12. • Chico’s 2 impacted programs are not currently approved as “similar.”

  9. Discover the Chico Experience! Saturday, October 20, 2012 9:00 am – 3:00 pm Register online! Campus Tours • Mondays - Saturdays; 10:30 am • Register online • Group Tours (10+ people) • Contact Admissions for a reservation

  10. Contact Information • Admissions: (800) 542-4426 • EOP: (800) 511-2564 • Financial Aid: (530) 898-6451 • Housing: (800) 730-4243 www.csuchico.edu/admissions

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