California State University Facts

California State University (CSU) is the largest four-year public university in the U.S., offering diverse educational opportunities across 23 campuses. It awards nearly half of California's bachelor's degrees and significantly impacts the workforce, with 1 in 10 California workers being CSU graduates. The university is supported by a dedicated faculty and staff, ensuring a world-class education. CSU focuses on student success, preparing future leaders to contribute to their communities and beyond.

What makes the student body at California State University unique?

• It is the oldest student body in the United States.

• It has the highest number of international students.

• It is the largest in the world.

• It is the most ethnically, economically, and academically diverse in the United States.

How many campuses and campus centers does CSU have?

• 50

• 30

• 23

• 15

Approximately how many degrees does CSU confer annually?

• 50,000

• 100,000

• 200,000

• 127,000

What proportion of California workers is a CSU graduate?

• 1 in 5

• 1 in 10

• 1 in 15

• 1 in 20

How many living alumni does CSU have?

• 1.5 million

• 2.5 million

• 3.8 million

• 4.5 million

How many employees, including faculty and staff, does CSU have?

• 53,000

• 30,000

• 40,000

• 50,000

What ensures the quality and caliber of a CSU education?

• High tuition fees

• Collective efforts of faculty and staff and a bold vision of university leaders

• International collaborations

• State funding

What is CSU's focus to ensure student success?

• Offering online courses

• Fostering the next generation of leaders

• Building new campuses

• Providing financial aid

What is the ultimate goal of CSU's educational opportunities?

• To transform the lives of students and their families

• To increase enrollment numbers

• To compete with private universities

• To reduce tuition fees