California State University, Fullerton

"It's a nice campus at Cal State Fullerton where some of my family members attended and graduated like my mom, dad, my sister Marina, my aunt Lorraine, and my grandma Margaret who received a master's degree. I can fondly remember Cal State Fullerton where they used to have Social events, the Art Camp where Marina went when she was little in the early 2000s, then I did the performing arts in the play in 2019 and 2020, and going to see the Popshowcase. Then outside the campus is Golleher Alumni House where my uncle David's wedding was at. He and Randy got married on September 6, 2008. Other than that, the campus is so beautiful even when it was founded in 1957 with the mascot Tuffy the Titan which is an elephant. The colors for Cal State Fullerton are in blue and orange."

"Idk much about other program but their business programs for undergraduate are pretty underrated compared to the UC level university. I also take a couple general courses for upper division from other departments, just as good as the business they tend to promote. They have a pretty solid journalism program as they will give you a practical experience by working as a reporter or any support for their own independent newspaper. Wish I could do more as a business undergrad but was a struggling student financially just like many. I will always cherish my experience as I have met some of the best professor in their field of interest along with other students that become a friend still until now. It’s a good value undergrad university for tuitions and such. The main issue I notice is the many fees they introduced while you’re there and yeah Parking, like many people have mentioned. Still, it’s a real university with some of the best people you would encounter. There are many universities out there offering dubious, barely accredited programs especially on the private university. It’s a borderline scam so yeah I am thankful and grateful forever for a fully accredited, with some even international accreditation for some of their programs like business, public university like CSUF"

"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."

"I'm highly concerned about defacto segregation being so deeply intertwined with education at this public school that it impacts the various fields of study and student outcomes. I do not see much being done to support Black student outreach, enrollment, and retention besides what's being done by Black students on campus themselves and it remains a one-sided burden & heavy lift to put the task of diversifying public institutions only on the students themselves. The socially transmitted disease of racism is obviously particularly pernicious and pathological in this school environment and has permeated every department in such a way that intense reflection and a serious commitment to intentionally changing must be undertaken. I cannot believe that tax dollars are still supporting segregation in schools. De facto segregation is still segregation."