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    The California State University
    CSU Admission Requirements
     
    A. History/Social Science - 2 years
    1 year of U.S. History or 1 semester of U.S. History and 1 semester of Civics
    or American Government AND 1 year of Social Science
    B. English - 4 years required
    College Preparatory English Composition and Literature
    C. Mathematics - 3 years required, 4 recommended
    Algebra I, Geometry, Algebra II, or Higher Mathematics (take one each year)
    D. Laboratory Science - 2 years required, 3 recommended
    1 Biological Science and 1 Physical Science
    E. Language Other Than English - 2 years required, 3 recommended
    2 years of the same Language; American Sign Language is Applicable
    F. Visual and Performing Arts - 1 year required
    Dance, Drama or Theater, Music, or Visual Art
    G. College Preparatory Electives - 1 year required
    Additional Year chosen from the University of California "A-G" list
     
    Troy's UC & CSU approved A-G list
    https://hs-articulation.ucop.edu/agcourselist
    In order to be eligible to attend any school in the University ofCalifornia (UC) or the California State University (CSU) systems as afreshman, you must take certain classes in high school. These classesare known as the "A-G Subjects:"
     
     
    Cal State Application Process
     
    Cal State Apply
    The CSU website is designed to help students and their families learn aboutthe California State University (CSU) system. The CSU is comprised of 23 excellent campuses. Cal State assists students in planning for college,in selecting the appropriate CSU campus to attend, in planning how tofinance their education, and in applying for admission.
     
    Campuses
     
    EOP Program
    TheEducational Opportunity Program is designed to improve access andretention of historically low-income and educationally disadvantagedstudents. The program provides admission and academic assistance toEOP-eligible undergraduate students. In many cases, the program offersfinancial assistance to eligible students.
     
    Eligibility Index
    Your Eligibility Index is calculated using your grade point average (GPA) and your ACT or SAT score. The index will help tell if you’re eligible for admission to the CSU. Please be advised that due to impaction, many campuses have supplemental admission criteria. You can review campus-specific information at Impacted Undergraduate Majors and Campuses.
     
    *Additional Information*
    • Filing period is October 1-November 30
    • Honors/AP/IB courses receive an extra grade point in grades 10-11.
    • Personal statement is not required
    • Letters of recommendation are not required or accepted
     
    CSUF President's Scholars
     

    What are the Benefits?

    Those who are selected for the President's Scholars Program are rewarded with outstanding resources. The four-year scholarship includes the following:

    • Full payment of all in-state CSU tuition and fees for 4 (four) consecutive academic years
    • Annual $750.00 stipend for books and other materials
    • Complimentary parking permits ($236.00) for fall and spring semesters
    • Personal use of a new Apple or Dell laptop computer for all 4 (four) years
    • Highest and earliest priority registration for classes each semester
    • Automatic admission to the University Honors Program
    • Access to the Center for Scholars which offers academic support services including: private computer lab, free printing services, holistic advising, and class-level programming
    • Priority consideration for on-campus housing, as well as the opportunity to live on the Honors and Scholars themed-floor (NOTE: housing fees not covered by scholarship)
    • Exclusive recognition awarded to graduating Scholars at the Honors Convocation and University Commencement ceremonies
    • Priority consideration for on-campus employment, study-abroad experiences, and professional development opportunities
    • Direct invitations from the University President to attend private events
    • Membership into the President's Scholars Student Association: an official student organization that develops social activities, service events, and leadership opportunities for our scholars
    • Letters of recommendation for graduate school and job references following graduation from Cal State Fullerton
    • And much more!
     

     

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    Guaranteed Accounting Program 4+1 (GAP4+1)

    Earning a degree in accounting offers you exciting career possibilities.  Not only will you understand the fundamental language of business, but you can elevate your talents into things like:

    • Forensic accounting – imagine a career with the FBI investigating, tracking and helping solve financial crimes;
    • Business deals and structures – you can elevate your talents to perform complex business calculations such as deal structuring, evaluating new business opportunities or evaluating risks/rewards of potential new business ideas;
    • Audit functions – including accurately reporting the results of financial operations to Boards of Directors, shareholders, management and/or government.
    • The accounting profession is dynamic and gives you tools to pursue many dreams.

    If you are really good at what you do, the Bureau of Labor Statistics reports that the median salary for this profession is over $67,000 per year and the highest paid 10% earned more than $118,930 year. Additionally, for those just starting out in accounting, the sector is expected to grow at a pace of 11%

    If you qualify (you must assess for math and English) and are admitted into the program, your first two years of classes will be at Irvine Valley College and you second two years will be at CSUF’s Irvine Campus.  Classes are GUARANTEED so you don’t have to worry about space in the class.  You must keep up a B average (3.2) to stay in the program, but you will have a Bachelor’s degree in 4 years and a Master’s degree in 5.

    Recruiting for our 4th GAP4+1 cohort is in process and the deadline for application is March 31, 2019.

    http://academics.ivc.edu/bus/gap/Pages/default.aspx

    California State University Fullerton

    Army ROTC

    We are currently accepting applications for California State University Fullerton's Army Reserve Officer Training Corps (ROTC) beginning Fall.  As fellow educators, we know High School Seniors are preparing for life after graduation and college application is a priority.  This email is simply an invitation offering support to your high school from the CSUF Army ROTC program staff. 

    The below steps are for CSUF Fall application and how to start the process for the campus based Army ROTC scholarship.

    1. Apply for CSU-Fullerton October 1st through November 30th.

    http://www.fullerton.edu/future-students/freshmen/

    1. Contact us about Army ROTC scholarships after CSUF application is complete.

    http://hhd.fullerton.edu/militaryscience/Apply.htm

    Also, please see the attached documents for your students to learn more about the ROTC Program and the campus based ROTC Scholarship (includes full tuition, book and monthly stipend).  We offer new college students Military Science 101, a non-obligatory 3 credit college class introducing them to Army ROTC and how to become a commissioned Officer in the United States Army, Army Reserve or National Guard. We are available to answer questions, provide program tours and visit your classroom for ROTC presentations upon your request.

    Very Respectfully,
    Mr. Steven R. Yach, DA CIV
    Recruiting Operations Officer
    Military Science Dept. Army ROTC
    Office: 657-278-3527
    Email: syach@fullerton.edu

     CSUF Army ROTC Letter

    How to get to College

     
    Thehighly interactive website features blogs, videos, social mediaelements and comprehensive information and resources for middle schooland high school students, parents, teachers and counselors.
     
    Additional Useful University Website Tool
     
    ASSIST Student Transfer Info.- http://www.assist.org/web-assist/welcome.html
     
    “ASSISTis a computerized student-transfer information system that can beaccessed over the World Wide Web. It displays reports of how coursecredits earned at one California college or university can be appliedwhen transferred to another. ASSIST- is the official repository ofarticulation for California’s colleges and universities and thereforeprovides the most accurate and up-to-date information available aboutstudent transfer in California.”