Caylacakes1 is right. Don't waste your money at this school. I signed up for an online class for the Spring 2017 semester and dropped after several weeks. Professor was a joke. It took days to get a reply after an assignment was submitted. There was no guidance about assignments and then when you asked a question the reply was just as vague. Had a 98% on first assignment and then next grade dropped to an 80% without any explanation for it. I asked specifically what was wrong with it and the professor had trouble trying to convey the answer. The low grade seemed like retaliation for asking questions. I found the professor to be immature, spiteful, and unprepared to teach. I am still fighting with the university for a full refund. It was nothing more than a very expensive correspondence course.
The majority (most not all) of the staff currently employed put in the minimum amount of effort to see the students succeed and it's really sad. Many of my fellow classmates and I have never felt like a priority to some teachers and other members of the offices at the University. Some of the staff honestly make me feel like a burden.
Its a good school. The campus is really nice.
I graduated in 1971 with a degree in education. My training was excellent, far superior to the other institutions I experienced over the years. I am grateful for the preparation for teaching that I received at Cal. U.
I graduated Cal U the last year it was referred to as California State College. I credit this institution with giving me a great education that I have used throughout my life.
I put some green bananas on it and they called me genius. Best walking taco I ever had while discussing nanotechnology. Would spork again.