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Impacted Programs - Local Admission Guarantee Under the local admission guarantee, local CSU-eligible first-time freshmen and local upper division transfer students will be admitted to a local CSU campus on the basis of established CSU system admission policies. However, admission to an impacted campus does not include assurance of admission to a specific major if that major is impacted at the local campus. "Local" fist-time freshmen are defined as those students who graduate from a high school district with a significant number of historical enrollments in a CSU campus in that region. "Local" upper division transfer students are defined as those who transfer from a California Community College with a significant number of historical enrollments in a CSU campus in that region. The boundaries of a campus' local region shall contain the entire territory of the school district or community college district in which the local high school or community college campus is located. (Specific exceptions to the "entire district rule" may be approved by the CSU Office of the Chancellor.) Campuses may use both campus impaction and major impaction simultaneously. For example, a campus could be "campus impacted" for first-time freshmen and use selected "major impaction" for upper division transfers. In this example, both upper division transfers (from California Community Colleges) and students currently enrolled at the campus would be required to meet the same supplemental admission criteria for admission to an impacted major at the upper division level. Please refer to the www.calstate.edu for updated campus specific information on impaction. For more information about Impaction, please refer to: www.calstate.edu/impactioninfo.shtml. |
Admission Requirements - Overview - Subjects - Grades & Tests - HS Graduation - International Students Eligibility Index - California Residents - Nonresident Index - Campuses That Have Higher Standards - Majors That Have Higher Standards - Residency Classification Impacted Programs - Supplementary Admission Criteria - Major vs. Campus Impaction - Local Admission Guarantee - Honors Courses - Math and English Skills - Undergraduate Admission Tests - EPT - ELM - TOEFL Requirement - Educational Opportunity Program (EOP) Admission Finances (Financial Aid - Cost) Planning Tools - High School Course Planner - GPA Calculator - Eligibility Index Calculator Suggested courses and activities by grade: - 9th Grade - 10th Grade - 11th Grade - 12th Grade - Mathematics Diagnostic Testing Project - CSU Math Success Website - CSU English Success Website |
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