2013 CSU High School Counselor Conference www csuci

2013 CSU High School Counselor Conference www. csuci. e

About CI 4920 Student Enrollment (as of fall 2012) 23 Bachelor Degree programs 6 Graduate Degree programs Most Enrolled Majors 1. Psychology 2. Business 3. Biology 4. Liberal Studies 5. Communication New Major for 2014 Health Science Only Impacted program: Nursing • Named by The Chronicle of Higher Education a “ 2013 Great College to Work For”; 4 th year in a row • Designated Hispanic Serving Institution • Recognized as a Military Friendly School by G. I. Jobs magazine

About CI • CI was ranked #65 by Sierra Magazine as a “Cool School” for our efforts in sustainability and being a green campus. • CI was ranked #56 by Washington Monthly’s “Best Bang for the Buck” among all schools. • The Model United Nations team at CSU Channel Islands (CI) recently garnered six top awards at two spring conferences. • CSU Channel Islands (CI) has been named a “Tree Campus USA” for the first time by the Arbor Day Foundation. The award honors CI for its commitment to forest management and conservation and makes it one of approximately 150 institutions nationwide and the first in the 23 -campus CSU system to earn the designation. • For the fourth consecutive year, CSU Channel Islands (CI) has earned a place on the President’s Higher Education Community Service Honor Roll. • CSU Channel Islands’ (CI) Alumni & Friends Dodger Day event won a 2013 Award of Excellence for Alumni Relations Programs from The Council for Advancement and Support of Education (CASE). • Two CSU Channel Islands (CI) art students earned top honors for their websites at the 2012 CSU Media Arts Festival. This is the 10 th consecutive year that CI students have won awards.

CI Spirit & Support Services • • • Advising Center Career Development Services Disability Resource Programs Educational Opportunity Program Learning Resource Center Personal Counseling Services Student Health Services Student Success Services (TRi. O Programs) Transition Programs University Writing Center Veterans Services • • • Over 50 clubs and organizations Health & wellness programs Intramural sports & sports clubs Outdoor adventures Kayaking, sailing, windsurfing, & rowing Student government Student Programming Board CI View student newspaper The Nautical yearbook Study abroad in 17 different countries Engaging in research with faculty

Cost of Attendance* Important Deadlines Registration Fees $6, 456 Books & Supplies $1, 788 On-Campus Food & Housing $14, 020 Transportation $1, 390 Personal Expenses $1, 338 Total $24, 992 November 1 st- February 14 th CI Scholarship Application Filin Period January 1 - March 2 nd FAFSA Filing Period May 31 st Financial Aid Document Deadline *All students regardless of residency status, pay tuition fees which are dependent on budgets beyond CI’s control and are subject to change without notice. Non-residents of California pay tuition of $372/unit in addition to these fees. The above example shows the estimated nine-month costs for a student living in University housing and taking 15 units per semester for 2013/2014.

Campus Tour Individual & Family Tours Information Monday – Friday 11: 00 am 1 st Saturday of the month 12: 00 pm Group Campus Tours (9 -12 th grade & Community College) Wednesdays & Thursdays 9: 00 am Group Campus Tours (K-8 Schools) http: //www. csuci. edu/universityoutreach/index. htm http: //go. csuci. edu/tours RSVP online by becoming a Dolphin VIP #CItours #csuci

Admission/Enrollment Freshman Application Deadline: November 30, 2013 at 11: 59 Deadlines p. m. SAT/ACT Exams: Must be taken by December 2013 EOP Application Deadline: Thursday, January 31, 2014 Register for ELM/EPT Placement Exams: January 15 -April 14, 2014 FAFSA Application Deadline: March 2, 2014 Intent to Enroll Deadline: Thursday, May 1, 2014 ELM/EPT Placement Exams Deadline: Saturday, May 3, 2014 Orientation Registration Deadline: May 19, 2014 FAFSA Document Deadline: May 31, 2014 Island View Orientation (required for all FTF): June/July 2014 Early Start Program (if required): June/July/August 2014

Nursing (Impacted Program) 1. Apply to CI by November 30, 2013 as a Pre-Nursing major 2. Meet minimum CSU Admission requirements to University 3. Freshmen can apply to the Nursing program in their 2 nd semester. 4. All information for Nursing available at: http: //nursing. csuci. edu

Freshman Application Statistics Fall 2013 Applications Admitted Enroll Fall 2012 7, 700 4, 978 839 Average GPA 3. 15 CI is not an impacted campus. Minimum CSU eligibility accepted. My CI • Applicants will receive my. CI account information via email. my. CI allows you to check application & admission status. • Admissions decisions are processed on an on-going basis beginning in December. • If admitted, intent to enroll and $100 non-refundable deposit is required for reserving your space. Deposit fee is waived if student was granted an application fee waiver.

Campus Contacts All phone numbers are within the 805 area code. Admissions & Recruitment 437 - 8520 Campus Tours 437 - 2724 Disability Resource Programs 437 - 3331 Educational Opportunity Program 437 - 8939 Financial Aid 437 - 8530 Housing & Residential Education 437 - 2733 www. csuci. edu/admissions One University Drive Camarillo, CA 93012