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BE YOU C A L I F O R N I A S T A T E U N I V E R S I T Y , D O M I N G U E Z H I L L S
Nick
Music Education
BE THE INSPIRATION
“Music has given me a language to communicate
effectively – through learning disabilities – and
passion to inspire other people. Working alongside
CSUDH professors gives me an insight into what it
takes to be an effective teacher.”
WHY CSUDH?
At California State University, Dominguez Hills (CSUDH), we dedicate ourselves to building a better future for each other, our communities, and
all of California. We’re proud of our responsibility to help grow and foster the next generation of leaders. Each and every Toro is unique in pursuit
and personality, but all are united in their drive to make a difference and give back. What’s learned at CSUDH is no matter where you want to go,
we’ll help you get there and be with you every step of the way.
HOW TO APPLY
1. APPLY 2. CHECK
csudh.edu/apply my.csudh.edu
Apply online from October 1 to December 15, 2021 Check your email, because you will receive an application acknowledgment email from CSUDH,
which includes login instructions to myCSUDH.
Submit your application. A $70 non-refundable application filing fee must be paid at the time of
application submission. Application fee waivers allow you to apply to four CSU campuses. Activate your my.csudh.edu student portal to check your application status.
All applicants are considered for an application fee waiver; however the waiver is only available to
qualified California residents and approved AB 540, AB 220, and SB 68 applicants.
ADMISSIONS REQUIREMENTS
FIRST-YEAR, FIRST-TIME (FRESHMAN) UPPER-DIVISION TRANSFER
• Be a high school graduate. • Have completed 60 transferable semester (90 quarter) units by the
• Applicants with a GPA of 2.5 or above in A-G courses are admissible.
If an applicant has a GPA between a 2.0 – 2.49, admissibility will be •
end of the prior spring term for fall admission.
Have completed at least 30 semester (45 quarter) units of general
determined by the multi-factor admissions criteria. education courses, graded “C-” or better in each course, including:
Learn more at csudh.edu/future-students/first-time-first-year
• Complete, with letter grades of “C-” or higher, the 15 unit A-G
comprehensive pattern of college preparatory courses:
I Written Communication
1 course of 3 semester (4 quarter) units.
II Oral Communication
1 course of 3 semester (4 quarter) units.
A History / Social Science 2 Years
including one year of U.S. history and government. III Critical Thinking
1 course of 3 semester (4 quarter) units.
B English 4 Years
IV Mathematics / Quantitative Reasoning
C Mathematics 3 Years (4 recommended)
1 course of 3 semester (4 quarter) units.
including Algebra I, Geometry, and Algebra II.
Math course must be above intermediate algebra level.
•
D Laboratory Science 2 years
including one biological and one physical science. Be in good standing at the last college or university attended.
E Foreign Language 2 years
of the same language other than English or equivalent competency.
• Have a minimum 2.0 GPA in all transferable coursework.
F Visual and Performing Arts 1 year-long course View the California Community College courses that meet the general
from approved courses in visual art, dance, drama/theater, education requirements at assist.org
or music. May also complete two semester-long courses
from the same discipline.
G Electives 1 year
May be selected from A-G or other approved college
2.84 Average GPA
Transfer Students
preparatory “A-G” courses.
View your high school's A-G approved courses at ucop.edu/agguide
3.15 Average GPA
High School Students
Ginelle
BE THE INNOVATOR Clinical Science
“CSUDH has taught me to be an advocate and a leader
in my community and what the actually means.”
Eric
BE THE EXPLORER
Biological Anthropology
“CSUDH has taught me how to be a great student,
and how to surpass expectations. What I learned
about myself here is that I’m actually a go-getter.”
AFFORDABILITY
INVESTING IN YOUR DREAMS
At CSUDH, we know that investing in your future is a big step and we are determined to see you succeed. With tuition more than 30% below the national
average for state schools, CSUDH is one of the best values in higher education. We offer a wide range of options to help you finance your college education,
including scholarships, student loans, and student employment. Learn more at csudh.edu/financial-aid.
2021-2022 ESTIMATED COSTS OF ATTENDANCE
90% $170
FULL-TIME UNDERGRADUATE COMMUTER ON-CAMPUS OFF-CAMPUS
with Family
Total aid
disbursed Tuition/Fees $7,051* $7,051* $7,051*
million Books** $1,100 $1,100 $1,100
SUBTOTAL $8,151 $8,151 $8,151
Students
82%
Students
Transportation** $1,576 $604 $1,576
tuition & fees receive financial
are covered assistance Meals & Housing** $9,080 $15,120 $19,652
by grants and
Personal & Miscellaneous** $2,470 $2,058 $2,660
scholarships
– money that TOTAL $21,277 $25,933 $32,039
67%
does not need Students who
*The CSU makes every effort to keep student costs to a minimum. Fees listed in published schedules or student accounts may need to
to be repaid do not borrow a be increased when public funding is inadequate. Therefore, CSU must reserve the right, even after fees are initially charged or initial fee
payments are made, to increase or modify any listed fees. All listed fees, other than mandatory system-wide fees, are subject to change
student loan without notice, until the date when instruction for a particular semester or quarter has begun. All CSU listed fees should be regarded as
estimates that are subject to change upon approval by the Board of Trustees, the Chancellor, or the Presidents, as appropriate. Changes
in mandatory system-wide fees will be made in accordance with the requirements of the Working Families Student Fee Transparency and
Accountability Act (Sections 66028 - 66028.6 of the Education Code).
**Books, transportation, meals & housing, and personal & miscellaneous on the cost table are not fixed cost.
SCHOLARSHIPS FINANCIAL AID
WE'RE HERE TO HELP csudh.edu/financial-aid
All scholarships require a minimum GPA of 2.0 or higher and enrollment CSUDH Financial Aid & Scholarships Office are committed to providing
criteria may vary by each scholarship. quality service, guidance, and resources to students in the pursuit of their
For a complete list, visit csudh.edu/scholarships. educational goals and support the campus mission for educational access.
PRESIDENTIAL SCHOLARSHIP KATHERINE B. LOKER SCHOLARSHIP
FINANCIAL AID APPLICATION WINDOW
Covers full in-state tuition and fees, Awards $4,000 to a student residing
provides an annual book allowance,
parking permit, annual on-campus
housing stipend, and access to
in one of the following cities: Carson,
Palos Verdes, San Pedro, Torrance, or
Wilmington, with a 3.0 GPA or higher.
OCT. 1 THRU MAR. 2
undergraduate research opportunities. Free Application for Federal Student Aid
apply at fafsa.gov
HONORS SCHOLARSHIP VIC AND CURLY SCHOLARSHIP California Dream Act Application
Awards up to $3,000 to incoming Awarded to first-year, first-time
apply at dream.csac.ca.gov
students who meet the academic students who demonstrate SCHOOL CODE 001141
requirements; renewable for up to four financial need.
years for first-year, first-time students
and two years for transfer students.BE THE INSPIRATION
TRAILBLAZER
EXPERT
INNOVATOR
MENTOR
EXPLORER
INVESTIGATORMAJORS
COLLEGE OF ARTS & HUMANITIES (CAH)
Advertising & Public Relations B.A. History B.A.
History
Africana Studies B.A. History / Social Science Education
Social Sciences
Cultural Studies Interdisciplinary Studies B.A.
American Studies
Art B.A. Comparative Cultures
Environmental Studies
Art History B.A. Global Studies
Asian Pacific Studies B.A. Journalism B.A.
Asian Pacific Studies
Asian American & Pacific Islander Labor Studies B.A.
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Studies
Music B.A.
Audio Engineering B.A. General Music
Music Education
Chicana/Chicano Studies B.A. Performance
Academic Colleges Dance B.A. Negotiation, Conflict Resolution
& Peacebuilding B.A.
Design B.A.
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Philosophy B.A.
Digital Media Arts B.A.
Philosophy
English B.A. Religious Studies
English Education
Spanish B.A.
Language & Linguistics
Literature
Undergraduate Majors Literature
Linguistics
Film & Television Production B.A.
Special Major B.A. & B.S.
Film, Television & Media B.A.
Theatre Arts B.A.
Women's Studies B.A.COLLEGE OF BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION COLLEGE OF HEALTH, HUMAN SERVICES COLLEGE OF NATURAL &
& PUBLIC POLICY (CBAPP) & NURSING (CHHSN) BEHAVIORAL SCIENCES (CNBS)
Business Administration B.S. Child Development B.S. Anthropology B.A. Earth Science B.S.
Accounting Counseling & Family Services Applied
Business Analytics Early Development & Learning Archaeology Geography B.A.
Entrepreneurship General Biological
Finance Juvenile Delinquency General Anthropology Information Technology B.S.
General Business Management & Administration
Behavioral Science B.A. Mathematics B.S.
Global Logistics & Supply Chain Management
Clinical Science B.S. General Mathematics
Informaiton Systems
Cytotechnology Biochemistry B.S. Mathematics Education
Information Systems Security
International Business Medical Technology
Biology B.A. Physics B.S.
Management & Human Resources Electrical Engineering
Marketing Health Science B.S.
Community Health Biology B.S. General Physics
Sports, Entertainment & Hospitality Cellular & Molecular Biology Physical Science
Health Care Management
Radiologic Technology Ecology & Environmental Biology
Criminal Justice Administration B.S. Political Science B.A.
Microbiology
Human Services B.A. General Political Science
Public Administration B.S.
Human Services Chemistry B.A.
Criminal Justice Administration Psychology B.A.
Mental Health Recovery Biochemistry
Health Services Administration
General Chemistry
Public Financial Management Sociology B.A.
Public Personnel Administration Physical Education B.A.
Dance Chemistry B.S.
Fitness Director
Computer Science B.S.
COLLEGE OF EDUCATION (COE) Pre-Physical Therapy
Teaching Computer Technology B.A.
Liberal Studies B.A. General Computer Technology
Nursing B.S.
RN to BSN Program. This program is for Homeland Security
nurses who are a registered nurse or Professional
COLLEGE OF EXTENDED & are nearing completion of their
INTERNATIONAL EDUCATION (CEIE) Associate Degree Program in Nursing.
B.A.: Bachelor of Arts
B.S.: Bachelor of Science
Applied Studies B.S.UNIVERSITY HOUSING Being part of a living learning community is beneficial to your educational journey and is worth the investment. University Housing provides a safe, inclusive living experience that promotes independence, facilitates personal development, and maximizes your educational experience. Whether you want to share a bedroom with one roommate or three, you can choose to live in 1 to 3-bedroom apartment or double to quadruple occupancy in the residence hall. Learn more at csudh.edu/housing.
BE A TORO
CAMPUS TOURS There are so many new and exciting things happening at CSUDH. Our students and faculty are conducting ground breaking work in our classrooms, labs, and in our community. Our alumni are improving lives throughout the state of California and across the world. We would love to have you and your family visit our campus! IN-PERSON OR VIRTUAL TOUR Connect live with a CSUDH student tour guide who will take you on a tour of campus and share their experiences about being a Toro. SELF-GUIDED VIRTUAL TOUR This self-guided tour explores various buildings and hangout spots on campus. Learn fun facts about the locations you see while taking in both still photos, 360-degree, and drone shots of campus. VISIT US Schedule a tour at csudh.edu/tours
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