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For Fall 2024, the deadlines and important dates PDF file hasn’t been posted yet, but FCC’s Admissions and Records Office said registration in person closes Friday, Aug. 9 and classes will ...
So if you were applying for federal student aid to cover the school year starting in fall 2022, you could’ve submitted your FAFSA form starting Oct. 1, 2021, using your 2020 tax returns that ...
The latest career outcomes released by the school's Career Design Lab for 2022 showed that 73.5% of students surveyed reported they were employed at the time they graduated (based on a sample of 72% of the total class). [9] According to the report, postgraduates were earning an average annual base salary of $93,470. [9]
[6] [14] The university enrolls around 35,843 undergraduate students and 5,346 graduate students as of fall 2024. The graduate programs include master's degrees, credentials, post-baccalaureate certificates, and doctoral programs. CSULB is classified as an "R2: Doctoral Universities – High Research Activity". [15]
In Fall 2023, SFSU's total enrollment was 23,700. This included 20,673 undergraduate students and 3,027 postgraduate students (2,746 graduate students and 281 earning second baccalaureate degrees). [11] 96% of undergraduate students enrolled at the university in 2022 were California residents. [157]
A few important deadlines still loom for students attending the university in fall 2024. The deadline to apply passed Dec. 15. However, prospective students have until Jan. 19 to complete their ...
Student-athletes who are set to graduate with remaining athletic eligibility, and plan to continue competition as postgraduate students, were exempt from transfer windows. They could enter the portal at any time during the academic year, and were not subject to the standard deadlines of May 1 for fall and winter sports and July 1 for spring ...
As of Fall 2021, the program has 11,923 enrolled students located in 120 countries. [10] It admits all applicants deemed to possess a reasonable chance of success—about 74% of the approximately 50,000 applicants to date—which is significantly higher than the university’s on-campus graduate admissions rate. [ 10 ]