Cal State Monterey Bay 2018 Counselor Conference
Welcome Welcome Paula W Carter Director of Admissions
California State University California State University -- --Monterey Bay Monterey Bay Seaside, CA #6 in Top Public Schools #34 in Regional Universities West
• Commitment to the Local Area (Monterey, S an Benito and S anta Cruz Counties) • Associate Degree for Transfer • CA Promise
Impaction/Local Priority/Redirection • First-time Freshmen - in the service area are required to meet CS U eligibility, a higher index is required for out of area applicants • Upper Division Transfers who hold an Associate Degree of Transfer (ADT) or in non-impacted maj ors have priority admissions • Redirection has been minimal for transfers
Local Service Area (future) CS U policy as of Fall 2019 • Requires first priority in admission to impacted programs to CS U-eligible local students • Policy shall include – local first-time freshmen – transfers who comply with Associate Degree for Transfer
Associate Degree for Transfer • Priority consideration when applying with matching maj or • Confirmed ADT students are guaranteed admissions to CS U system • Associate Degree for Transfer Maj ors at CS UMB https:/ / csumb.edu/ catalog/ associate- degree-transfer-program
Associate Degree for Transfer: Top 5 Feeder Campuses
Associate Degree for Transfer Enrollment
California (Otter) Promise: 2 and 4 • The Otter Promise began Fall 2017 for Upper Division Transfers who completed their Associate Degree for Transfer • Beginning Fall 2018 First-time Freshmen - limited to seven maj ors • Students are supported by priority registration and academic advising
CA Promise - Freshmen • Be a California resident for tuition purposes • Attend orientation prior to the start of the first semester of attendance • Must be one of the following: – A low-income student – A first-generation college student – A student who is a graduate of a high school located in a community that is underrepresented in college attendance
CA Promise - Transfer • Must have graduated with an Associate Degree for Transfer from a California community college that matches a CS UMB Maj or • Be a California resident for tuition purposes • Attend orientation prior to the start of the first semester of attendance
CA Promise Requirements • Complete required units • Remain in the same maj or when entering CS UMB • Maintain required GPA • Meet with academic advisor each semester • Enroll in required courses • For transfer students only: maj or at CS UMB must match ADT/ AS T • CA Promise
Freshmen and Transfer Impaction Our impaction criteria is listed on our website at: csumb.edu/ admissions/ impaction Impaction is based on the pool of applicants received
College Support Program College Support Programs By, Clementina Macias Director, College Support Programs
Our Mission • The College Support Programs help program participants achieve their academic goals by providing a range of services that are all FREE to participants. • Our goal is to provide academic support services to assist underrepresented undergraduate participants to remain in college and reach the goal of graduation.
Our Programs • College Assistance Migrant Program (CAMP) • Educational Opportunity Program (EOP) • Guardian Scholars Program (GS) • TRIO Student Support Services Program (SSS ) • TRIO Student Support Services STEM-Health Science Program (SSS STEM HS) • Undocu-S uccess
College Assistance Migrant Program • Federally funded program designed to assist migrant students and seasonal farmworker first-time freshman at CSU Monterey Bay. • CAMP is a First Year Support Program • Assists in the High School to College transition – Services: • Attain Special Admission • Assistance with Classes/Registration • Enrichment Activities/Opportunities • Student Leadership
CAMP Eligibility Criteria • Must identify as: – Part of the Migrant Program any time K-12 or Migrant and/ or S easonal Farm worker (employed at least 75 days in farm work/ seasonal occupation, in the last 2 years) – U.S . Citizen or Permanent Resident • How to Apply? – Must complete application to CS UMB – Complete CAMP application packet
Educational Opportunity Program • S upport system that provides academic and retention services to historically low income and educationally underserved students. • Assists students who have the potential to perform satisfactorily in the CS U but have not been able to realize this potential because of economic or educational background. – S ervices: • Special Admission • Academic and Retentions Support • Tutoring • Enrichment Workshops • Summer Bridge/Transfer Bridge • Financial Assistance
EOP Eligibility Criteria • Must identify as : – Low income AND first generation college student. – Income guidelines are determined by the EOP income bracket. – If a parent or guardian has earned a four year degree, the student no longer qualifies as first generation. • How to Apply? – S tudents must first complete an application to the university on CS Uapply. The EOP application is now apart of the CS U application.
Guardian Scholars Program • The Guardian S cholars Program supports current and former foster youth who are in college by providing access, maintaining a support network that promotes student academic success, and connecting students with their potential to become successful and productive world citizens. – S ervices: • Peer Mentoring • Faculty & Staff Mentoring Program • Priority Registration • Skill Building Workshops • Cultural Activities • Financial Assistance
Guardian Scholars Eligibility Criteria • Must be a current CS UMB student • Must identify as: – Former/ current foster youth and/ or ward of the state – Orphan, adopted, homeless or in kinship care/ guardianship care • How to Apply? – Complete the application online or in person.
TRIO SSS & TRIO SSS STEM-HS • The TRIO S S S programs support and empower first generation, low-income students and students with disabilities in their academic, personal, and professional growth. – S ervices: • Academic and Personal Counseling • Academic and Personal Development Workshops • Graduate and Professional School Exploration Activities • Cultural and Social Enrichment Activities • Peer Mentor Support • Financial Assistance
TRIO Eligibility • Must be a CS UMB student • U.S . Citizen or Permanent Resident • Must be one or more of the following: – First generation – Low income – S tudent with a documented disability • How to Apply? – Complete online application for either S S S or S S S S TEM-HS • TRIO SSS STEM-HS acceptable majors: Biology, CHHS, Communication Design, Computer Science, Environmental Science, Environmental Studies, Marine Science, and Mathematics.
Undocu-Success • Empowers scholars who are undocumented in their educational pursuits and fosters a supportive campus community dedicated to achieving their educational and personal goals. • We address the needs of undocumented students, members of mixed-status families, allies, campus faculty and staff by providing the following services and resources: – Policy & Legislative Updates – Referrals to Counseling, Financial, and Academic Resources – Legal S ervice Referrals – Ally and Policy Trainings – S cholarship Assistance – Other S ervices • No Application Necessary
Questions? Clementina Macias Director, College Support Programs Email: cmacias@ csumb.edu Phone: 831-582-5053
Student Presenter Student Presenter Elizabeth Wiles Humanities and Communication Sophomore
Center for Advising, Care Center for Advising, Career er and Student Success and Student Success
Meet the Team Rhonda Mercadal-Evans Ardith Tregenza Priscilla Vallejo Associate Director Student Success Coordinator Career Advisor rmercadal@csumb.edu atregenza@csumb.edu PVallejo@csumb.edu Alex Jernigan Jacinto Salazar Thomas Rogers Academic Advising Coordinator Student Success Advisor Career Advisor ajernigan@csumb.edu JSalazar@csumb.edu ThRogers@csumb.edu
Meet the Advisors Ana Vega Meg Austin Esmeralda Maldonado Academic Advisor Academic Advisor Academic Advisor BIO, MS, ESTP, and ENSTU BIO, MS, ESTP, and ENSTU CHHS AnaVega2@csumb.edu MAustin@csumb.edu EMaldonado@csumb.edu Erika Miguel Jennifer Sarhadi Kerry Collins Education Advising Coordinator Academic Advisor Academic Advisor LS and HDFS BUS and HOSP BUS EMiguel@csumb.edu JSarhadi@csumb.edu KeCollins@csumb.edu
Meet the Advisors Jessica Herrera Chrissy Lofgren Jose Zavala Academic Advisor Academic Advisor Academic Advisor CD, CS and Math Psychology GS, JLC, SBS and SLHC JessiHerrera@csumb.edu CLofgren@csumb.edu JosZavala@csumb.edu Jesus Clemente Karen Wallace Gladys Cabadas Education Advising Coordinator Academic Advisor Academic Advisor KIN HCOM MUS, VPA and CART JClemente@csumb.edu JSarhadi@csumb.edu GCabadas@csumb.edu
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