Asif
Reviewed: 3/15/2024
Degree: Healthcare Administration
I'm a two time alum of the university so I'm a bit biased. But I truly enjoyed my time at CSUEB. For the reasons of seeing how the campus has grown from demolishing Warren Hall over 11 years ago, to now, where there is still continued growth. You will not get the Berkeley or Stanford experience but that's to be assumed for the price you pay. If your objective is to get in and get out with your degree in hand, then it's definitely the place for you. I do agree that some of the professors are only... Read More
EdgarPoet
Reviewed: 5/8/2023
Degree: Environmental Science
I transferred from Southwestern community college where I had professors who had retired from UCLA , such as my economics professor and my History professor. Both very good teachers and knowledgeable. I applied at U.C. Santa Cruz and was accepted there, but could not accept because my wife's employment was in Oakland. I entered CSU Hayward but after 3 years of study there I began to see the college in a true light. The Departments have a yearly budget and the Geography /Earth Science Department was... Read More
Precovid_student
Reviewed: 8/3/2021
Degree: Statistics
In my discussions with graduates from other universities and those in industry, I've come to learn that CSUEB's Statistics graduate program is more like an associate's degree. An easy masters can be earned here but you won't be impressing employers. The professors mean well but they have tailored the program to Data Science, which they have no experience in, at the expense of rigor and depth.
Regina Fong
Reviewed: 12/28/2019
Degree: Business Administration
The business administration program at CSUEB is challenging but rewarding as it covers a wide variety of classes, many of which may be selected at the students discretion depending on the chosen option. The struggle is getting all your requirements done in a timely manner in order to graduate. Seniors usually get priority in class registration, and classes tend to fill up quickly since there are so many students enrolled in the program. Choosing a good professor is also crucial in order to maximize... Read More
Matthew Salinas
Reviewed: 8/11/2019
Degree: Spanish
Cal State University East Bay was a great school overall. Majority of the professors were supportive. The customer service at the Registration office was good. The campus is clean and there are signs to help guide you to your destination. They are constantly working to improve their programs.
randall krieger
Reviewed: 5/2/2019
Degree: Music
The music department at CSUEB is supportive and encouraging I studied classical guitar performance and composition, my focus leaned more towards composition my last year there, I also transfered there for a community college so I went there from 2016 - 2018. Most of the faculty there is great I studied privately with J.M.for composition and M.T.for classical guitar. M.has retired but I have met the new composition teacher I.T., and she is quite good as well. M.T.is very knowledgable and is a... Read More
Maryanne Wilson
Reviewed: 3/29/2019
Degree: Fitness Trainer
I will break my review into separate assessments of the Kinesiology program and of California State University East Bay (CSUEB). Kinesiology program Pros: The instructors are phenomenal. They will challenge you to think more critically, and lectures are engaging and full of interesting discussion. They also make themselves available to help students, and are attentive towards your concerns. They truly want you to succeed. The classes are well-rounded with a mix of science, psychology, sociology and... Read More
S
Reviewed: 6/22/2018
Degree: Human Services
California State University East Bay helped shape me into the individual I am today. Dr.X.specifically really helped me see and reach my full potential. There were so many classes I absolutely loved and would take again without complaint. Having classes offered both online and in person allowed me to work and get an education.
Parker Rugeley
Reviewed: 4/23/2018
Degree: Political Science
The university is one of the most diverse universities in the country and aims at transparency and inclusion for all students. The university administration continues to advocate and lobby on the behalf of the students at the state and federal levels for the safety and financial support of all persons enrolled.
S. R. S.
Reviewed: 12/12/2017
Degree: Business Administration
While attending school I was able to apply my education, for example, by generating revenue in a sales capacity and earning a new sales agent fast track bonus during my tenure at California State Automobile Association. Additionally, I've been qualified for promotions, with responsibilities of outlining strategic marketing and business ventures to promote products and services during my tenure at Alameda County. My undergraduate degree and coursework have given me the ability to provide analytical... Read More
Anonymous
Reviewed: 9/1/2017
Degree: Social Work
College is a great environment to learn and explore in. Students that attend college should take full advantage of the opportunities that are available to them and appreciate the support they receive. College will help prepare them for the workforce and those that utilize as many aspects of college life as they can will find the best career paths outside of college.
Johanna Monterrosa
Reviewed: 8/27/2017
Degree: Healthcare Administration
CSUEB gave me all the preparation I needed to succeed in my degree. The assistance and support I received helped me land a job. They have so many services to help seniors with internships,workshops, and job fairs. I am very satisfied with my B.S. in health administration.
Kristy cunha
Reviewed: 6/8/2017
Degree: Art & Design
Human interaction is imperative for undergrads and a mix of courses for a masters is advised. When you stop growing you die so keeping abreast of current trends in your field is invigorating and rejuvenating. You meet interesting people and form network friendships. Stay in school!
Anonymous
Reviewed: 5/22/2017
Degree: Accounting
I think the school itself is good. There are some really good professors who have working experience in real world. But some don't. So they can only teach you the business theory and you just have to try it out to see if it works for you or not. Besides, I think there is lack of diversity in the school
Cindy Lang
Reviewed: 4/11/2017
Degree: English
Cal State East Bay (CSUEB) is an affordable alternative to private colleges for both undergraduate and graduate degrees. In fact, I was allowed to enroll in graduate courses while in the final semester of my BA. I highly recommend this college for those on a budget, and who enjoy a diverse student body. As an older student, there was also a greater presence of mature students as well. Not only that, but I obtained a job at the CSUEB Writing Center, which prepared me for my eventual profession as... Read More
Carly Standley
Reviewed: 3/18/2017
Degree: Liberal Studies
Overall a great experience. Most students are commuting to campus so there are a lot of students who are working while going to school. This was great because it allowed great discussion in classes as people brought their different perspectives. Most of my professors were great and available for questions!
Cindy Lang
Reviewed: 3/10/2017
Degree: English
I attended Cal State University, East Bay (CSUEB) for the following degrees: a Bachelor's Degree in Liberal Studies, an Adult Ed Teaching Credential, and a Master of Arts in English. CSUEB provided me an excellent education for far less expense than at a private university. In fact, the total price of all three degrees at CSUEB is less than one undergraduate degree at a private college. Not only that, but I am now working as a college instructor due to the wonderful, cost-effective education I received... Read More
Megan O'Kane
Reviewed: 3/5/2017
Degree: Counseling
This program was excellent for a working student. The faculty were knowledgeable and developed strong relationships with all students in the program. Although the course work was not too demanding, the program provided adequate knowledge for the field. The practicum was the best part of the program, as students are able to work as trainees and get first-hand experience and excellent supervision. My only wish is that we were required to record counseling sessions and get more direct feedback, however... Read More
Felicia Ismail
Reviewed: 3/1/2017
Degree: Healthcare Administration
I had a positive experience at CSUEB. The campus is extremely big, plenty of parking, and filled with diversity. I met such a great group of life long friends in my graduating class. Although this university is considered to be a commuter school, I still keep in touch with my friends! The professors are extremely helpful, they want all of the students to succeed. I graduated in Health Sciences emphasis Pre-Clinical Preparation. The curriculum is designed for students to become a new face in healthcare... Read More
Sophina Jones
Reviewed: 2/26/2017
Degree: Counseling Psychology
I entered into the Masters program with no previous experience and the counseling program took me in nurtured me and prepared me for a career in counseling. The faculty members are supportive and accommodating, flexible and nurturing. The classroom work was fulfilling and enriching. Understanding the concepts were easy because of the clear concrete models and principals. I am a better counselor because of my education and training through CSU
