Growth

• Student Body

• Faculty

• Facilities

• 21% enrollment growth in the last decade

• Over 110 new tenure track hires in fall 2002 – largest in CSUS history

• Building boom – second campus planned in South Placer County

Admission & Accommodation

Freshmen Admission DaySaturday, November 20, 2004, register on

line at www.csus.edu/outreach/fad

All eligible freshmen and upper division transfers were admitted for fall 04

Spring 05 – open to freshmen and upper division transfers

Fall 05 – open to freshmen and upper division transfers

Impacted Programs

Graphic Design – Fall 2004 data

-Pre-requisite courses and portfolio-Admit fall semesters only – 60 students

Nursing – Fall 2004 data

-Average gpa for admitted students was a 3.68-60 admitted each semester based upon gpa, test score, bonus points

• Degree programs– BA Photography– BA Government/Journalism– Ph.D. Public History

• Graduation Rates― Sac State ranks as one of the leading

campuses in the CSU― Second highest in the system behind Cal

Poly SLO― 2003 ranked 30th in country for the most

Bachelor’s degrees awarded to minorities

What is Unique about us?

• Facilities- Host to 2000 & 2004 U.S.

Olympic Track & Field Trials- Aquatic Center hosts Pacific

Coast Rowing Championships

• Sacramento Region- 25th largest metropolitan area in

the United States

- CSUS economic impact - $743 million and 15,946 jobs

What is Unique about us?

Opportunities for Students

• Internships – State government– Education– Technology

• Research – US Geological Survey

Water Resource Dept– Biological Science

• Cooperative Education– Largest program in CA– Intel, Hewlett-Packard

Athletic ChampionsNCAA Division 1

• Women’s– Volleyball– Tennis– Gymnastics– Rowing

• Men’s– Basketball– Soccer– Tennis

We’ll be building:

•New classroom buildings

•More residence halls

•Space Science Center

•Performing Arts Center in the works

•Large University Park through the center of campus

•Largest parking structure in the CSU

•A Recreation, Wellness and Events Center featuring an 8,000-seat arena and fitness facilities

What’s Next?Destination 2010

What’s Next?Destination 2010

• Accommodate more students from 29,000 to 35,000• Increase residence hall space from 1000 to 5000

students• Transform a commuter campus into a residential

campus• Plan for a second campus in South Placer County

California State University, Sacramento

Created by:

Barbara Sloan, Associate Director, Outreach, Admissions & Records

Eric Wong, IT Consultant