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14 out of 15 people found this review useful.
David from Danville, CA
Reviewer is A current student here.
Categories Rating Comments Tips for prospective students It is not as competative as UC's and other high powered institutions but the advantatge is you can really stand out and succeed here if you are an above average student. Also, the education is more based on getting you ready to be more technically proficient at your job as opposed to theory based academics. For art students looking for a small class size and a more well rounded education in other disciplines as well, then go here instead of say the Academy of Art in SF.
Great for these types of students Commuter students who work and want to do school also. Live at home to save money. If you like short term 10 wk classes and want to save money for a well rounded education go here.
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10 out of 10 people found this review useful.
Brittni from Riverside, CA
Reviewer is A current student here.
Categories Rating Comments Am learning a lot I have learned a lot in the 10 weeks that I have attended so far. The class sizes are nice, and I haven;t had much trouble getting the classes that I want. I have done well my first quarter, and I think I owe credit to CSUEB for that,
Am enjoying being here I am truly enjoying it here at CSUEB. I live on campus, so I have had the chance to get to know many students, and become friends with some great people. I joined a sorority, and have gone to all the events the school has held. I've even joined up for the Orientation team this summer to help show students what a great school it is! GET INVOLVED! Believe me, it's worth all the time spent.
Bang for the buck It's worth it, believe me.
Tips for prospective students Ask questions, lots and lots of questions. Believe me, they make everything much easier!
Great for these types of students It's great for those who wish to commute, or those who wish to attend a diverse college with many great people.
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7 out of 7 people found this review useful.
Elmer from San Leandro, CA
Reviewer is A current student here.
Categories Rating Comments Tips for prospective students CSU East Bay is a great college. Every freshman is to pick a cluster which helps a lot with the general education program. Some people who picked the same cluster will be in some of your other classes. The advisers are very helpful. The General Studies class all freshman are required to take is a very assisting class especially to lost bodies. It is required because it shows what you need to do in order to be successful in college.
Great for these types of students This college is great for people who love being diverse. East bay is a very diverse campus, however it is not that big.
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5 out of 5 people found this review useful.
Kelsie from Colusa, CA
Reviewer is A current student here.
Categories Rating Comments Am learning a lot Interesting classes, nice staff, small class sizes. Budget cuts affecting stuedents ability to enroll in classes and get classes they need
Am enjoying being here Many things to do, located in the heart of the bay. Great greek organizations, fabulous view of the entire bay area.
Tips for prospective students Be open to many new things, this school is in the heart of the bay area which has much diversity and new things around every corner. Be willing to dedicate time to your studies, this school is on a quarter system which is faster paced than the average semester system. Get involved, there are tons of opportunities for you to try things and keep busy.
Great for these types of students This school is great for students who like being in a diverse living situation and like bay area. It has a beautiful view of the bay both during the day and night. The location makes one forget that they are right in the middle of a city. You have the best of both worlds at East Bay.
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5 out of 5 people found this review useful.
Katelyn from Hayward, CA
Reviewer is A current student here.
Categories Rating Comments Am enjoying being here I love the classes offered, and registering on time, I've been able to get the majority of classes that I want. Some CSUs are only giving students one or two classes.
Bang for the buck Any CSU is experiencing lots of fee hikes with the current CA situation, but the tuition is still reasonable compared to other types of schools.
Tips for prospective students GET INVOLVED!!! There are so many different activities to get involved in on campus and it is a great way to meet people.
Great for these types of students Its important to be positively aggressive! Don't forget why you're at school, and be willing to network and speak with your professors. The ratios are good enough at this school to mingle with professors and they will often remember your name, which is not always common at other schools!
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4 out of 6 people found this review useful.
Aaron from Bakersfield, CA
Reviewer is Accepted here and planning to attend soon. Reviewer has been to campus.
Categories Rating Comments Tips for prospective students Tour the campus. It over looks the bay. Brand new freshman dorms and cafeteria. Lots of on-campus activities. Great location...
Great for these types of students Degree, travel and activities. I will be playing baseball there.
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1 out of 1 people found this review useful.
Edwin from Chula Vista, CA
Reviewer is A current student here.
Categories Rating Comments Am learning a lot At this school i have been learning a lot. Students just need to know their priorities and not procrastinate on their work. If student do their homework and pay attention in class, school will go by fast and you will absolutely pass the class with a top notch grade.
Am enjoying being here I lived in the dorms for my freshman year. The dorms there are seemingly brand new and feel like your living in a hotel. At others schools, students are cramped and don't have space to fit all of their belonging. At Pioneers highs residents halls you are given help in all angels and the RA's (Residential Assistants) always try to make it feel like home.
Bang for the buck School there has been increasing tuition but it is still cheaper than other school like SDSU and any UC school out there.
Tips for prospective students If I could give a tip, I wish someone said this to me, Do not Procrastinate on homework and always pay attention. Leave fun for last and school first. You puts your homework aside and party, the year will go fast but you will not accomplish what you have told your self to accomplish.
Great for these types of students If your looking for a place to just go to school, this is the place. The life on CSUEB isn't like other school. Students just go about their business and go to class. You want to be involved in campus life? Join a Fraternity/ Sorority. I joined Delta Chi and my life on CSUEB couldn't of have been any better without the guys i call brothers.
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1 out of 1 people found this review useful.
Kristina from Sacramento, CA
Reviewer is A current student here.
Categories Rating Comments Am learning a lot Here at CSUEB I have been studying quite a bit. I wasn't sure what major I wanted so I explored a bit my freshman year. I learned many various things. Other then academic skills, I learned a lot of life skills that helped me grow as an individual from living on campus.
Am enjoying being here It is quite nice being a dorm student. You live on campus and have a meal plan to the dining commons that are right next to the dorms. The overall experience so far (1.5 years) has been pleasant.
Bang for the buck Sometimes I feel that I am not getting all the classes that I want to pay for. I wish there was more availability for some classes, but for the most part it is fair.
Tips for prospective students For students coming to East Bay, I recommend joining a club or organization. It makes college life more exciting and makes you feel like you belong somewhere. Also don't be afraid to ask questions. There are many helpfully places on campus for students and if you don't ask you might even know they are there.
Great for these types of students Students who want diversity, small campus, and smaller classes.
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1 out of 1 people found this review useful.
Shaylyn from Modesto, CA
Reviewer is A current student here.
Categories Rating Comments Am learning a lot The professors are all extremely caring about your studies and your overall well-being, and encourage you to visit them outside of class if you need help on anything. Class sizes are typically very small, so you can get more one-on-one attention if you have questions about anything. There's a good variety of classes to take for GEs, so aside from the very specific ones (like taking public speaking, math, and English classes), you can take more interesting classes for your GE credits, such as American Indian Oral Literature (definitely worth taking, by the way).
Am enjoying being here The campus is always very clean, and they just built a gym (with Jamba Juice!). There's also a small rec center near the library (and Starbucks). The Union is a great place to hang out whether you're studying or not. Overlooking the city and the bay is nice, especially at night as you're coming down the hill. Students and staff alike are very friendly, and it's easy to feel at home here. I've always been a fairly shy person, but have made many good friends here.
It's close to downtown Hayward, so there's good food nearby if you have a lunch break, or if you want to take a day trip somewhere, places like Santa Cruz, Monterey, and San Francisco are all close enough that you can do so.Bang for the buck College is always expensive. But as long as you have some financial aid, you can probably get by fairly easily here. It's one of the cheaper schools to attend, even with rising tuition. I feel like I'm getting a quality education, especially in my chosen discipline (music).
The quarterly parking permits are about $130 as of the time of this writing, so they are fairly expensive, but a lot cheaper than buying a day pass for $8 every day you have classes.
Living off campus, the total cost of living/school combined (for me) is about $20,000, including rent, bills, etc.Tips for prospective students In addition to taking a campus tour, make sure to take a day to tour the individual department for which you plan on majoring with. You can sit in on classes and get a real idea what your college experience is going to be like!
Seriously consider whether you want to live in the dorms or off campus (assuming you won't be staying with parents still), and work hard to get scholarships - the more you get, the easier your time at ANY college will be. Read lots of reviews, and find out for yourself how everything is at the school to make sure it's a good fit for you.Great for these types of students Anyone wanting a smaller school and/or a cheaper school but still a quality education. There's no football team, so football players should avoid this, naturally.
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0 out of 1 people found this review useful.
Annie from Castro Valley, CA
Reviewer is A past student here.
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Nancy from Jamaica, NY
Reviewer is Researching this school. Reviewer has not been to campus.
Categories Rating Comments Will learn a lot Hi , i'm wondering is this university liike big and very crowded during classes, and is it near lots of social areas that you can shop and enjoy fun activities?
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Aubriela from San Bernardino, CA
Reviewer is A current student here.
Categories Rating Comments Am learning a lot The teachers are ok, some are so boring and rude its crazy.
Am enjoying being here I live on campus and I must say it is so boring!!! The food in the dining commons is disgusting, i ate it for a week and felt the diabetes running through my veins. Do not come here, you will regret it.
Bang for the buck Heck no the laundry room sucks,all the machines take your money and dont work correctly. You pay 10,000 dollars to stay in a room that isnt worth it. You are stranded on a big hill, it cost like five hundred bucks for a parking permit. It just isn't worth it. Taking the bus sucks, bad area and crazy people. the roads are always crowded!! Do not come here you will regret it.
Tips for prospective students Do Not Come Here!!!
Great for these types of students very boring ones. Mainly a commuter school no school spirit and no fraternity houses, no good parties. Just not fun!!!
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Mary
Reviewer is A current student here.
Categories Rating Comments In three sentences I like the school. Teachers are nice but some of the staff aren't too friendly. Very diverse school.
Tips for prospective students When applying, check to see that you have done all the requirements. Ask the welcome center if your not sure if the school is currently accepting application.
Food and Dining They have Panda Express, Jamba Juice, Subway, Starbucks and a mini cafe on campus
What to do for fun Many club activities. They have mini concert that are performed by well known singers.
Bang for the buck The tuition is pretty decent compare to private schools.
Share any unusual traditions or locations on campus Great location. Have a wonderful view of the bay. The school is located on top of a hill that you can see all of the bay area.
Great for these types of students Great for all types of students even for adults that are returning to school.
Campus Safety They have their own police station. Very safe place.
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Lina from Hayward, CA
Reviewer is A current student here.
Categories Rating Comments In three sentences California State University East Bay is a great public school with a small school feeling. Classroom sizes are small, teachers have regularly scheduled office hours, and there are more activities than ever on campus for students to participate in; the newest addition is the Recreation and Wellness center, a on-campus gym. CSUEB can improve on its level of school spirit though which is currently lacking.
Tips for prospective students Visit the campus! It's beautiful, fairly small for a CSU and has an amazing view and location in the Bay Area,
Academic Rigor GE classes are fairly easy but major classes suddenly become very difficult in comparison.
Dorm Life Amazing new dorms.
Food and Dining The dining commons are great but the food becomes old if you eat there everyday. Panda Express, Subway, Raging Burrito, and the bistro are all options for hot fresh meals while the P.O.D store and bookstore are options for snacks and quick refrigerated meals.
What to do for fun Centrally located to San Fransisco, San Jose, and Berkeley
Bang for the buck Tuition of course keeps rising which is disappointing!
Share any unusual traditions or locations on campus There is a cave which is a study section in the North Science building which has vending machines full of ice cream, dinners, lunches and other snacks so you can stay in there and study all day ( before and after the library is closed)
Great for these types of students commuters and residents of on campus dorms
Greek Life Alpha phi fraternity, sigma sigma sigma sorority, Delta Sigma Phi fraternity Delta Chi Fraternity and others. There are no official greek houses
Campus Safety Plenty of University Police around and always patrolling
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Irvin from Phoenix, AZ
Reviewer is Accepted here and planning to attend soon. Reviewer has been to campus.
Categories Rating Comments Academic Rigor CSUEB is nationally known for its freshman cluster program. This program helps freshman students make the transition from high school to university, along with other classmates.
Dorm Life The dorms are very nice. There are about 8 rooms in the freshman suites, which includes a kitchen. I definitely recommend staying in the dorms, if you can afford it. Another option is off-campus living near the school.
Food and Dining The Dining Commons is great! It is an all-you-can-eat buffet every day. Meal Plans are offered for those who enjoy eating until they get bored!
What to do for fun CSUEB offers over 40 different extracurricular activities. I will be joining the cross country team on an athletic scholarship. It will be fun going to this school, if you make it that way.
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Ashley from Lompoc, CA
Reviewer is Accepted here and planning to attend soon. Reviewer has been to campus.
Categories Rating Comments In three sentences Cal State East Bay has a beautiful campus with a view to match. The older buildings have history and the new ones are great architectural pieces. The new gym is amazing!
Tips for prospective students Visit the campus! Take a student guided tour, they give the ins and outs and know everything that's going on!
What to do for fun By the looks of the gym, I'll be having a ton of fun in there. The student tour told us about concerts and other student activities that seem to be constantly going on!
Bang for the buck I'll have to take classes to really tell, but it is one of the most affordable Cal States.
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rabia
Reviewer is A current student here.
Categories Rating Comments In three sentences CSU East Bay is a great university. I love how the class rooms are not extremely crowded. We get to have the chance of being in better contact with the teacher for feedback and help.
Tips for prospective students A tip would be to get help from advisors and career counselors if you are not sure on where to start!
Academic Rigor The academic policies are mostly the same as other colleges. There is no plagarism tolerance. Grades are given based on what is achieved in the class.
What to do for fun There are many clubs, sports, activities to join at the university. There are always on campus events such as concerts. There are a bunch of things to do for fun.
Great for these types of students It is a very diverse campus. It is great for all types of student to feel like they fit in.
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CaityL from San Leandro, CA
Reviewer is A current student here.
Categories Rating Comments In three sentences Not too big, but big enough. It is modern but also has a nice nature feel to it. Everything keeps improving.
Tips for prospective students Get to know the campus, that way you wont be lost when it comes to getting classes.
Dorm Life I am a commuter so I'm not quite sure how it is.
Food and Dining Not too many places to eat, but there are choices.
What to do for fun Attend campus activities.
Great for these types of students commuters
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Laura from Daly City, CA
Reviewer is A current student here.
Categories Rating Comments In three sentences its is a very big school with a lot of walking. there plenty and i mean plenty of majors they offer for students. the support or counseling for classes are very helpful.
Tips for prospective students 1. if you don't like big places it might not be the right place for you.
2. you will most definately meet a wide varity of people from all over.
3. if your the type of person to take risk and challenge yourself this is the school for you.Academic Rigor you will get some teachers you like and some you don't but will have to deal with that issue anyway.
Dorm Life it can be fun at some times and then it can be boring. also eastbay is very expensive just so you know.
Food and Dining depending on where you go the food could be good and not good food. you have to pick and choose sometimes but it will happen eventually.
What to do for fun go to events on campus, go out to the mall or movies, walking through trails with friends, have parties or go to parties, and even watch movies or played games. just depends on what you called fun.
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Jasmin from Los Angeles, CA
Reviewer is A current student here.
Categories Rating Comments In three sentences the school environment is really good, however the overall organization and process if very complicated and very frustrating for a student. the school is very fun and has plenty of social and academic opportunities, but the advertisement for the education opportunities is very poorly. the opportunities available are not made aware to the students, the staff seems very busy and often very stressed.
Tips for prospective students ensure that you complete every thing ahead of time or on time, the school takes a great amount of time because it is so large.
Academic Rigor has many opportunities, but the student is the one who can take advantage of their full potentials.
Dorm Life not very fun, the school accepted more freshman than they could house therefore some were placed to live in study rooms, or in the international dormitories.
Food and Dining wide variety of all sorts of food and dinning options. they have food stands such as bagels and starbucks, subway and panda express. their dinning commons is designed as a buffet, with a variety of healthy foods and fast foods.
What to do for fun school provides a lot of athletic and social activities both on campus and off campus.
Bang for the buck the school is a great school, however for the rating, it is too expensive, it would be a last resort option, but certainly not one to regret.
Great for these types of students large variety of ethnic diversity.
Clubs and Activities all sorts of sports, both inter-mural and regular popular sports, a lot of clubs and sororities and fraternities available.
Greek Life wide range of mixture of genders, mixture between professional and social.
Campus Safety the campus has constant supervision by staff and the on campus police.
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Samantha from San Mateo, CA
Reviewer is Researching this school. Reviewer has been to campus.
Categories Rating Comments In three sentences i hear cal state east bay has a great business program which is what i am interested in.
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Dale from San Jose, CA
Reviewer is A current student here.
Categories Rating Comments In three sentences i like this college, because it offers classes on line. for those students who cannot make regualr classes this is very convenient.
Tips for prospective students do not take to many classes, keep focused
Food and Dining 3 stars
Bang for the buck 4 stars
Great for these types of students online students, older students
Campus Safety 5 stars
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Kelly from Antioch, CA
Reviewer is A current student here.
Categories Rating Comments In three sentences well i actually go to the smaller campus in concord but i know that the hayward campus is really big, and the classes are pretty huge but its a great school. there are a lot of fun clubs you can join there and there are a lot of activities to do over there. its a very lively campus.
Tips for prospective students i suggest that you take college seriously. that college is very different from high school. also that if you want to further your education you must be dedicated. in college it is all about determination, dedication, and taking your education seriously.
Academic Rigor the academic class are pretty hard. what also makes it hard is the fact that there is a lot of students in one classroom. in a lecture class there will be hundreds of students and only one professor.
Dorm Life well i don't live in a dorm, but i've heard the dorm life is pretty fun. you can meet a lot of new people. those people end up becoming your friends and colleagues. on top of that if you and your roommate have the same classes you could work on homework together.
Food and Dining there is a lot of places to go eat in hayward. there are restaurants to even a jamba juice. you don't ever have to really worry about finding a place to eat.
What to do for fun well if your involved in sports, you have your games. but you can also attend the football and other sport games. plus if your in a club or know someone that is in a club then you will be able to go to parties. like fraternity parties.
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Noman from Tracy, CA
Reviewer is A current student here.
Categories Rating Comments In three sentences the classes are small compare to other university. therefore, the professor will probably know you by your first name. also, this school is pretty diverse.
What to do for fun well they are many things to do, such as going to san frisco. many parties to attend around the bay area.
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Korinne from Menlo Park, CA
Reviewer is A current student here.
Categories Rating Comments In three sentences east bay is very diverse which always creates a fun experience. the students are each surrounded by different cultures, backgrounds and different perspectives, so it's very interesting to observe and talk to different students. the professors are amazing at what they do, which makes the learning experience at east bay rich and worthwhile; students want to go to class.
Tips for prospective students be yourself when you're on campus because being unique is an advantage, and being different contributes to the richness of the campus. also, try to stay on top of your work and utilize what your school offers, especially if it's free!
Academic Rigor the professors are each very experienced and engaging (every one that i've had), and they love to learn about the new students, build relationships with the students, and help their students.
Dorm Life i don't live in the dorms, but i do notice that people who do really enjoy being so close to other students because they feel comfortable, and make friends easily because they are always surrounded by others, and participating in activities together.
Food and Dining i love panda express and eating little snacks so east bay has me covered. they have a bagel shop, starbucks, panda express, subway, a burrito place and much more such as convinient stores. in convinient stores you can buy fruits or vegetables, sandwiches, chips, juice and candy to go, as well as food for your dorm. there is food everywhere, so i never complain because the quality and service are high.
What to do for fun east bay always has something going on whether it is on campus, or nearby. there are fraternities and sororities, various clubs that have meetings and events through out the week, and sports teams that have games. we have homecoming, parties to welcome freshmen, free week at our exercise centers where students can take fun and active classes for free, and various performances!
Bang for the buck a priceless peice of information about east bay is the view. whether you take a look out over the bay in the day or the night, you will be blown away.
Share any unusual traditions or locations on campus fir sine idd reason, there are various fountains on campus, it's sort of interesting.
Clubs and Activities from dance, to art, to self defense clubs and activities, all students are welcomed and encouraged to take part in clubs that they are interested in. there are clubs specific to majors, interests, needs and desires. students can even create their own clubs after going through a bit of paper work, then they are set to have their group, get assistance with funds, and make the east bay experience more enjoyable.
Campus Safety there are phones throughout campus that students can use to summon police or even taxis to the rescue should the students ever feel in danger, or scared for whatever reason. the police station is on campus, there are lights all over campus so that night time is not dark, and there are different numbers that you can remember and call if you ever need help or find yourself in danger at any time.
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Desiree from Bakersfield, CA
Reviewer is A current student here.
Categories Rating Comments Am learning a lot The teachers here at California State University East Bay really do care and they want you to succeed and if you need extra help on anything then they have office hours when you can talk to them.
Am enjoying being here I like being here its is some partying and lots of peer pressure but just focus on school and everything will be fine.
Bang for the buck East Bay is very expensive but most colleges are I wouldnt say it is worth all the money that it is.
Tips for prospective students Make sure you know what you want to major in and also check and see if financial aid is covering at least 70% of the costs.
Great for these types of students The campus is very diverse there are people from all around the world so if you like diversity this school is great for you.
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Emily from Salinas, CA
Reviewer is A current student here.
Categories Rating Comments Am learning a lot Most of the professors put pride into their duties as your instructor. They will take the time to get to know each student, and the small class sizes help. The professors will give you the effort that you give them.
Am enjoying being here Although there is not too much campus life, it is getting better. There is a lot to do around the area.
Bang for the buck East Bay is one of the cheaper CSU schools, and the learning environment is great!
Tips for prospective students Stay on top of your schooling responsibilities. Time managment is key to being successful. The more work you put in during the week allows a free weekend.
Great for these types of students Any type of student could fit in at East Bay. There is a variety of groups and clubs. It depends on the student how they want to spend their time. Also, East Bay is very diverse and this helps with all the different type of people.
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Aaran from Pasadena, CA
Reviewer is A current student here.
Categories Rating Comments Am learning a lot If you get the right teachers, you can learn a lot from the them here. I have also learned a lot of things outside of the classroom, that I would have never learned if I hadn't attended this school.
Am enjoying being here This school has its ups and downs. I enjoy it when there are things to do on campus, but when there aren't things to do on campus it can be pretty lame. Unless, of course if you have a car because then you can leave when you are done with class. I enjoy the diversity at the school, there's a little bit of everyone there.
Bang for the buck The Recreation and Wellness (RAW) is pretty snazzy. It was added last year. It's a free gym for students. And there's Jamba Juice inside. I think if you utilized all that the school has to offer you could easily get your money's worth.
Tips for prospective students If you plan on staying on campus, get a car.
Be prepared for the Dining Commons.
Don't spend your flex dollars too early.
Use ratemyprofessor.com
Go to the basketball games.Great for these types of students This school is good for everyone.
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Cyan from Brentwood, CA
Reviewer is A current student here.
Categories Rating Comments Am learning a lot There are ten weeks a quarter. Despite the small class size, it is beneficial for student because it gives the student the opportunity to build a strong relationship with their professors and fellow classmates.
Am enjoying being here I lived on campus for my first year and i loved it. You really to know and meet a lot of people. It was also convenient when waking up for class and there are areas in the dorms to study in silence. I also joined a fraternity and made long life friends. Everyone is really friendly and accepting and is easy to get involved on campus. Also East Bay is in the heart of the bay area so going to the city is an easy drive.
Bang for the buck It very worth it and affordable for everyone.
Tips for prospective students East Bay is a great school. The have a mentally of putting their students first and help them get ready for the real world. you start in the freshmen cluster to help you start out on the right path. This is beneficial for people who have no clue what they are doing. So be open mind, don't be afraid to take risk, and enjoy the opportunity you have.
Great for these types of students Great for people you who live near by, but don't want to leave home for college. Great for someone who want to live in a new and diverse environment.
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