California State University, Fullerton

Went there for a womens basketball game. Parking in the structure was nice and easy plus it's very close to the gym so that was nice. It does cost $4 an hour (on weekdays, weekends are free) to park there. The gym is real nice, music was definitely hype - the DJ plays great music, really keeps the energy up, concession stand is questionable i dont suggest the pretzel or the coffee, easy restrooms, everyone was friendly and helpful. Support your college athletes! TUSKS UP!!

KNES 210 ERICA MUNOZ I am concerned about fairness in grading in this class. It seemed like certain students consistently received higher grades, while others received significantly lower grades without clear explanations. Communication was also an issue — responses were limited, and interactions sometimes felt dismissive. I believe grading transparency and more respectful communication would greatly improve the experience for all students. This situation has been serious enough that concerns were reported to Civil Rights at CSUF.

The buildings of CSU Fullerton which are beautiful look more modern structure than other colleges. I visited there with my son who said CSU Fullerton is located in the middle of Los Angeles area which is really convenient going everywhere. How nice.

I took my son to visit this Campus,he loves it,so big,clean,all Campus so green with trees and plants. And they have big garden with ponds inside 25 acres. We walk a lot, to know the buildings and it feels safe.

Being the first person in my family to attend a university, I was genuinely excited and wanted to have a positive experience here. Unfortunately, the number of fees and constant new charges has made this extremely difficult. I just paid $1,849 in tuition, and the very next day another $1,319 charge appeared on my account. I have not even had the chance to register for my classes, yet my account is already on hold for an overdue balance. It is frustrating to feel like I am being penalized immediately after making a payment. My account is frequently placed on hold because new or unclear charges keep getting added, and it feels overwhelming. On top of this, the quality of the education has been disappointing. The coursework has felt minimal, and I have learned very little in most of my classes. Also, paying for parking on weekends when the school is empty feels like another cash grab. It does not feel aligned with the cost I am paying or the expectations I had when enrolling. I would transfer if I could, but I am only a few classes away from completing my program. Based on my experience, I would recommend looking into other schools.

California State University (CSU) is the largest public university system in the United States, with 23 campuses spread across California. It serves around 460,000 students and employs about 56,000 faculty and staff. CSU is known for its affordability, diversity, and focus on practical education and workforce development. Key Points: 1. Campuses: Includes popular ones like CSU Long Beach, San Diego State University, and CSU Los Angeles. 2. Programs: Offers undergraduate, graduate, and doctoral degrees in various fields, including business, engineering, arts, sciences, and education. 3. Tuition: Relatively affordable compared to private institutions, with financial aid options available. 4. Diversity: One of the most ethnically and culturally diverse university systems in the nation. 5. Mission: Emphasizes access to quality education, community service, and practical career training. Let me know if you’re looking for information about a specific campus or program!

We visited California State University at Fullerton on a self-guided tour along with some other schools in California. It was summertime, so the campus was not crowded. We were impressed with the beautiful buildings and the overall atmosphere of the campus. There was background music playing from speakers all around, adding to the ambiance. The buildings looked well taken care of, with nice seating areas throughout the campus. Few students were moving about on these fast scooters as the campus is vast. There was a lot of trees and plants all around - very green campus. What stood out to us were the unique architectural features on many buildings, which made it different from the other three schools we visited that day. It was a very pretty and fun visit for a family of a prospective student.