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California State University San Marcos Office of Recruitment & Outreach NEXT STEPS ASSEMBLIES WE ARE CSUSM CSUSM PROFILE 14,500+ Mascot: Crash the Cougar Students Location: North San Diego County 150+ 40 miles from Sea World 13

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California State University

San Marcos

Office of Recruitment & Outreach

NEXT STEPS ASSEMBLIES

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WE ARE CSUSM

CSUSM PROFILE Mascot: Crash the Cougar Location: North San Diego County

  • 40 miles from Sea World
  • 13 miles from the beach

Popular Majors:

  • Kinesiology
  • Nursing
  • Business Administration
  • Criminology
  • Biological Sciences
  • Communication

On-Campus Housing:

  • The QUAD
  • University Village Apartments

14,500+

Students

150+

Teaching & Research Labs

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Sports Teams

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Bachelor Degree Programs

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WE ARE THE COUGARS!

  • Baseball
  • Men’s Basketball
  • Women’s Basketball
  • Men’s Cross Country
  • Women’s Cross Country
  • Men’s Golf
  • Women’s Golf
  • Men’s Soccer
  • Women’s Soccer
  • Softball
  • Men’s Track & Field
  • Women’s Track & Field
  • Women’s Volleyball

NCAA Division II CCAA

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INTENT TO ENROLL

LET US KNOW YOU ACCEPT OUR OFFER OF ADMISSION! You must confirm your plan to attend CSUSM by submitting your Intent to Enroll and Deposit by May 1.

  • 1. Log-in to your Student Center in MyCSUSM
  • 2. Under Admissions, select “Accept/Decline”
  • 3. Follow all steps and submit your deposit (you will need to enable pop-ups in

your browser)

  • 4. The $150 deposit is non-refundable and will apply toward your fall term

tuition (if you received an application fee waiver the deposit will be waived)

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FINANCIAL AID & SCHOLARSHIPS

CSUSM administers federal, state, and institutional funded:

  • grants
  • scholarships
  • loans

61% of enrolled CSUSM students receive financial aid CSUSM General Scholarship Application -We award over a million dollars in scholarships every year thanks to our generous donors!

  • Students complete and submit ONE general application
  • Incoming students can apply before their first term

FAFSA Application : Opens October 1 CA Dream Act Application : Opens October 1 CSUSM General Scholarship : October 1 – Feb 1

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ALLIANCE AMBASSADOR SCHOLARSHIP

  • CSUSM Fall 2020 freshman students
  • 3.5 year scholarship
  • Selection process occurs during first semester of students’ freshman

year

  • Develop Leadership Skills
  • Assist with program activities and events

Information to Apply at: https://www.csusm.edu/alliance/index.html Alliance Contact: Kathleen Corona kcorona@csusm.edu

Contact Us: thealliance@csusm.edu (760)750-8870

Cohort 3 and Cohort 4 Ambassadors:

Back: Dakota, Matt Khaled, Koby, Sean; Middle: Leslie, Marlene; Front: Donna, Jordan

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STUDENT LIFE & LEADERSHIP

  • Fraternity & Sorority Life
  • Leadership Programs
  • Multicultural Programs

STUDENT CLUBS & ORGANIZATIONS

  • 140+ active student orgs to choose from, or start your own!

STUDENT SUPPORT SERVICES

  • Academic Advising
  • Career Center
  • First Year On-Boarding Program
  • Tutoring Centers: Writing, Math, Sciences
  • Veterans Services

*Full list of student resources & services online

CAMPUS RESOURCES

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IMPORTANT REMINDERS

OCTOBER 1 - FAFSA filing period for priority consideration and CSUSM General Scholarship DECEMBER - Rolling admission notifications sent via email and student portal, MyCSUSM FEBRUARY 15 - SAT or ACT Official Test Score Deadline APRIL 11 - Discover CSUSM – Our annual open house! MAY 1 - Deadline to submit Intent to Enroll and non-refundable $150 deposit JULY 15 - Final Official Transcript Deadline AUGUST 31 - First Day of FALL SEMESTER!

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CSUSM.EDU/ADMISSIONS

New Student Orientation

  • Sessions take place June through August during summer 2020
  • Signup deadline: May 31, 2020
  • Options: First-Year Student Only or First-Year with Family

– Sessions available in English and Spanish for families

  • You will be able to register for classes after signing up for

Orientation

– Some classes may be pre-enrolled for you

  • Orientation dates are based on your major

– Spaces fill fast, but there is space for everyone throughout the summer!

  • Specialized Programs have specific date options
  • Fee to-be-determined for 2020
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CSUSM.EDU/ADMISSIONS

New Student Orientation

Important Dates

  • April: Orientation reservations open
  • April 11: Discover CSUSM Day
  • May 1: Submit Intent to Enroll and $150 Enrollment Deposit
  • May 31: Orientation reservation deadline
  • June: Complete the required online Advising and Enrollment Tutorial
  • June: Attend a Enroll the Cougar Way workshop
  • June, July & August: Attend the Orientation you signed up for
  • Students that do not attend orientation will be dropped from any classes they are enrolled in.

– If you miss your date or need to reschedule, contact our office as soon as possible!

  • Follow the Path to CSUSM Checklist on our website for a complete list of tasks to finish

before you start in fall! Contact Us

  • rientation@csusm.edu

(760) 750-4930 csusm.edu/nsfp

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Higher GPAs Increased retention higher graduation rates increased satisfaction & growth as students

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Build close relationships with other students for academic and personal support.

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RPM & RA

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P R O G R A M S & A C T I V I T I E S

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TRANSITION TO COLLEGE

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SAN MARCOS EXPERIENCE

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THEMED HOUSING

Substance Free Living Gender Inclusive LGBTQ and Allies

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L I V E - O N STA F F

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UPD

university police department

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Furnished & All Inclusive

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RESORT STYLE POOLS

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FIRE PITS

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Meal Plan

  • Most convenient way for students to save time and

eat a healthy, well-balanced meal.

  • Spend more time on academic and other personal

pursuits, no cooking, cleaning, shopping or driving.

  • Location - on the first floor of the QUAD housing

community.

  • Based on eating habits, there are different meal plan
  • ptions for all students.
  • Fresh food and changing menus with a variety of

made-to-order options.

  • Themed creations, globally-inspired dishes, allergen

free dishes, vegan dishes, and gluten free dishes.

  • Meal plans will have both meal swipes, and dining

dollars.

– Dining dollars can be used at the Café, any USU eatery or Starbucks.

  • All-you-care-to-eat cost per meal for Freshman

starting at: $6.97

Convenience, Quality, and Flexibility

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Housing applications

  • pen

March 2020.

www.csusm.edu/housing

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ACADEMIC PREPARATION AND PLACEMENT

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NEXT STEPS……

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Multiple Measures for Placement Include:

Standardized Tests: CAASP/EAP, ACT, SAT, AP, IB, and CLEP High School Grade Point Average (GPA) High School and College Coursework*

*Coursework must be completed with a grade of “C-” or better.

High School Math Grade Point Average (GPA)

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Four Categories for Math and English Placement

  • Fulfilled
  • Ready
  • Ready with support and optional

participation in Early Start

  • Ready with support and Early Start

participation is required.

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Fulfilled

  • Student has met the CSU GE Breadth Subarea A2 and/or B4 requirement

via Advanced Placement (AP) examination, International Baccalaureate (IB) examination or transferable course

Ready

  • Student has met examination standards and/or multiple measures-

informed standards

Ready with support and optional participation in Early Start

  • Based on new multiple measures, student needs additional academic

support

  • Participation in the Early Start Program is recommended and may be

highly advisable for some students, particularly STEM majors

Ready with support and required participation in Early Start

  • Based on new multiple measures, student needs additional academic

support

  • Participation in the Early Start Program is required

COURSE PLACEMENT

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English/Written Communication Placement for All Majors

FULFILLED: Student has fulfilled General Education A2 Requirement. READY: Student has met standards, ready to enroll in GEW 101B. READY WITH SUPPORT, EARLY START RECOMMENDED: Placement in GEW 101A and GEW 100, to be followed by GEW 101B. READY WITH SUPPORT, EARLY START REQUIRED: Placement in GEW 101A and GEW 100, to be followed by GEW 101B.

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Mathematics Placement for Algebra Intensive Majors

Algebra Intensive Majors:

  • Applied Physics
  • Biological Sciences
  • Biochemistry
  • Biotechnology
  • Business Administration
  • Chemistry
  • Computer Science
  • Economics
  • Engineering
  • Kinesiology - Option in

Movement Science

  • Mathematics

FULFILLED: Student has fulfilled General Education B4 Requirement and is permitted to enroll in the next level

  • f Mathematics as appropriate for major.

READY: Student has met standards, ready to enroll in a B4 level Mathematics course appropriate for the major. READY WITH SUPPORT, EARLY START RECOMMENDED: Placement in MATH 105 and MATH 005. READY WITH SUPPORT, EARLY START REQUIRED: Placement in MATH 101 and MATH 001.

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Mathematics Placement for Non-Algebra Intensive Majors

Non-Algebra Intensive Majors:

  • American Indian Studies
  • Anthropology
  • Child & Adolescent

Development

  • Communication
  • Criminology & Justice

Studies

  • Environmental Studies
  • Global Studies
  • History
  • Human Development
  • Kinesiology-

Option in Health Science

  • Liberal Studies
  • Literature & Writing

Studies

  • Media Studies
  • Music
  • Nursing
  • Political Science
  • Psychological Science
  • Social Sciences
  • Sociology
  • Spanish
  • Speech Language

Pathology

  • Visual & Performing Arts
  • Women’s Studies

FULFILLED: Student has fulfilled General Education B4 Requirement and is permitted to enroll in the next level of Mathematics as appropriate for the major. READY: Student has met standards, ready to enroll in a B4 level Mathematics course appropriate for the major. READY WITH SUPPORT, EARLY START RECOMMENDED: Placement in MATH 101 and MATH 001. READY WITH SUPPORT, EARLY START REQUIRED: Placement in MATH 101 and MATH 001.

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Course Placement Exams www.csusm.edu/testingservices

  • Chemistry
  • Math (online or in-person)
  • Modern Language (online only)
  • Chemistry and Math exams will take place at

CSUSM.

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What is Early Start? Is it mandatory? How much does it cost? When does it start? How can I get more info?

EARLY START

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COUGAR CONNECTION

Coming Summer 2020

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QUESTIONS?

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CONNECT WITH US!

Office of Recruitment & Outreach (760) 750-4887

recruitment@csusm.edu

Admissions (760) 750-4848 csusm.edu/admissions Campus Tours (760) 750-4830 csusm.edu/admissions/visit-campus Financial Aid & Scholarships (760) 750-4850 csusm.edu/finaid Housing (760) 750-3711 csusm.edu/housing Orientation (760) 750-4930 csusm.edu/dos/onsp Proficiency Services (760) 750-6060 csusm.edu/readiness

@csusmcougarcentral @csusmcentral

ADDITIONAL RESOURCES