California State University,Stanislaus
California State University, Stanislaus, (also known as
Stanislaus State or simply Stan State) is a campus in the 23 school California
State University system which was established in 1957 in Turlock, California,
United States. It is also the only campus in the CSU system to offer a
bachelor's degree in cognitive studies. The university offers 133 Bachelor's
degrees, 35 Master's degrees, two Doctoral degrees (Doctor of Education), and
14 teaching credentials.
Stanislaus State has been rated in the top 10 public universities
in the new West Coast Master's category by U.S. News & World Report
magazine as well as a best buy in higher education for the past seven years.[4]
Stanislaus is also one of the two campuses (other one being Sonoma State
University) in the 23-campus CSU system listed among the best undergraduate
colleges by The Princeton Review.[5] A 2015 study commissioned by National
Public Radio found that Stanislaus State was ranked 5th in the nation for
upward mobility - behind only University of California, Irvine, Stanford
University, Massachusetts Institute of Technology and Harvard University.
Accreditations:
Western Association of Schools and Colleges (WASC)
Reaccreditation Self Study
California
State University, Stanislaus was reaccredited by the Western Association of Schools and Colleges (WASC) for nine years in July,
2010.
Since the last
CSU Stanislaus review, WASC implemented a new accreditation review process.
This new process aligns accreditation efforts with the university's internal
planning and review mechanisms and shifts from a compliance review to a
validation of effective ongoing internal systems of review and improvement
within the university.
Majors & Programs
College of
·
Science
Undergraduate Programs
·
Art
·
English
·
Finance
·
Geology
·
History
·
Music
·
Nursing
·
Theatre
Master's Programs
·
Education
(M.A.)
o Curriculum and Instruction:
§ Reading
o Counselor Education (also available as a combined program with the Pupil Personnel Service
Credential)
·
Added
Authorization in Autism Spectrum Disorders (AA-ASD) Certificate Geospatial Analysis (an M.S. in
Interdisciplinary Studies with a Geospatial Analysis of Human-Environmental
Change concentration)
Doctoral Programs
Educational Credential Programs
·
Preliminary Level I Education
Specialist: Mild/Moderate Disabilities or Moderate/Severe Disabilities
·
Pupil
Personnel Services (available as a combined program with the M.A. in Education: School Counseling)
Graduate Certificate Programs
·
Added
Authorization in Autism Spectrum Disorders (AA-ASD) Certificate
·
Pre-Health
Professions
Admission Requirement
Conditional Admission
Application deadlines:
Fall: June 1
Spring: November 1
Spring: November 1
You are an International Student if:
You are not a
U.S. Citizen or a Permanent Resident (Green Card)
You hold or intend to hold non-immigrant F-1 or J-1 visa status while you are studying at Stanislaus State
You hold or intend to hold non-immigrant F-1 or J-1 visa status while you are studying at Stanislaus State
Apply for Conditional Admission (ESL + Undergraduate)
To apply
for Conditional
Admission in
ESL with undergraduate studies, please follow
the instructions below:
the instructions below:
2.
Submit
Non-refundable Application Fee of $150 USD
The $150 USD nonrefundable application fee can be mailed in the form of check, money order or wire transfer payable to "The California State University, Stanislaus".
The $150 USD nonrefundable application fee can be mailed in the form of check, money order or wire transfer payable to "The California State University, Stanislaus".
3.
Submit
an undergraduate application online at CSU Mentor.
Also, a non-refundable Application Fee of $55 USD for undergraduate application can be paid by credit card. During online application OR mailed in the form of check, money order or wire transfer payable to The California State University, Stanislaus.
Also, a non-refundable Application Fee of $55 USD for undergraduate application can be paid by credit card. During online application OR mailed in the form of check, money order or wire transfer payable to The California State University, Stanislaus.
4.
Original or certified copies of Academic Credentials with literal English translation.
All academic work must be included. For detailed information, please refer
to item #4 on the Application Check List at Instructions for International Admission (PDF).
5.
Official English Proficiency Score Report (Institution Code:
4713)
TOEFL - Minimum of 32 iBT or 400 PBT
IELTS - Minimum of 4.5 Band Score
TOEFL - Minimum of 32 iBT or 400 PBT
IELTS - Minimum of 4.5 Band Score
6.
Submit
a Certification of Finance Form AND an
original or certified copy of a financial statement (no
older than six months).
7.
A
copy of the biographic information/photo
page in your passport.
Await Confirmation of Application
·
If
you apply online, you will receive an automatic email
response confirming our receipt of your application.
·
If
you submit a paper application by mail, we will email you to confirm receipt of
your application.
Please review
the Instructions for International Admission (PDF) to ensure that you submit
all required documents.
Your
application cannot be processed until all required materials are received.
Express mail your completed application to:
Office of
International Education
California State University, Stanislaus
One University Circle, SSB 145
Turlock, California 95382 USA
California State University, Stanislaus
One University Circle, SSB 145
Turlock, California 95382 USA
Admission Process for the above is as follows:
If a student
is conditionally admitted, the student must become proficient in the English
language before he or she will be permitted to apply for admission for degree
study. An I-20 will be issued for an adequate period of time for the student to
achieve proficiency and to obtain the degree. However, if the student does not
become proficient in the English language, he or she will not be able to get
accepted in the degree program.
If a student
chooses not to provide the required credentials for admission into a degree
program, an I-20 will be issued for ESL only for an appropriate amount of time
to become proficient in English.
Stanislaus
State presently does not conditionally admit applicants to graduate programs
(Masters or Ph.D.) who have not provided a TOEFL, IELTS or ELS Language Center
Score with their application.
Undergraduate Admission
Degrees and Majors
The Princeton
Review rates Stanislaus State among the Best 368 Colleges in the Nation. While
we’ve grown from a class of 800 in 1960, our founding year, to over 8,800 in
2007, you will find a friendly and welcoming campus. Most classes have fewer
than 18 students - more chances for one-on-one with your professors.
How to Apply
To apply for
regular undergraduate admission, please follow the instructions below:
2.
Submit
Non-refundable Application Fee of $55 USD
The $55 USD nonrefundable application fee can be paid by credit card during online application OR mailed in the form of check, money order or wire transfer payable to The California State University, Stanislaus.
The $55 USD nonrefundable application fee can be paid by credit card during online application OR mailed in the form of check, money order or wire transfer payable to The California State University, Stanislaus.
3.
Write
an autobiographical essay about yourself, your interests, and
future plans on a separate sheet of paper.
4.
Original or certified copies of Academic Credentials with literal English translation. All
academic work must be included.
For detailed information, please refer to item #4 on the Application Check List at Instructions for International Admission (PDF).
For detailed information, please refer to item #4 on the Application Check List at Instructions for International Admission (PDF).
Transcripts,
certificates, diplomas, mark sheets, and test scores must be sent directly from
the issuing institution or in a sealed envelope to the Office of International
Education to be considered official. All records submitted become the property
of the University.
Records
submitted by students who do not enroll are retained for only one year. The
University reserves the right to determine what constitutes an official
document. Certified English translations must accompany all non-English
original documents.
5.
Official
English Proficiency Score Report (Institution Code: 4713)
Undergraduate minimum requirements:
TOEFL PBT: 500 with part scores of 50
TOEFL iBT: 61 with part scores of 15
IELTS: 6.0 with part scores of 6.0
Undergraduate minimum requirements:
TOEFL PBT: 500 with part scores of 50
TOEFL iBT: 61 with part scores of 15
IELTS: 6.0 with part scores of 6.0
7.
Submit
an original or certified copy of a financial statement (no older than six months)
8.
A
copy of the biographic information/photo page in your
passport
9.
Three Letters of Recommendation (if applicable)
10.
Official admission test score report (ACT or SAT I) - if applicable
For applicants who are currently studying in the US high schools without taking TOEFL or IELTS.
For applicants who are currently studying in the US high schools without taking TOEFL or IELTS.
Transfer
Students
For transfer
students, a grade of C or better in the CSU General Education-Breadth or
Intersegmental General Education Transfer Curriculum written communication
requirement is satisfactory.
OR
Transfer from
a U.S. college with 60 or more semester units with a minimum grade point
average of 2.4 and completion of one transfer course in each of the following
general education areas with a grade of 2.0 or better: English Composition,
Speech, Critical Thinking, and Mathematics.
Graduate Admission
Degree Programs
How to Apply
To apply for
admission in graduate studies, please follow the instructions below:
1.
Apply online at CSU Mentor.
Please also visit the Graduate School's website for submitting additional required documents.
Please also visit the Graduate School's website for submitting additional required documents.
2.
Submit
Non-refundable Application Fee of $55 USD
The $55 USD nonrefundable application fee can be paid by credit card during online application OR mailed in the form of check, money order or wire transfer payable to The California State University, Stanislaus.
The $55 USD nonrefundable application fee can be paid by credit card during online application OR mailed in the form of check, money order or wire transfer payable to The California State University, Stanislaus.
3.
Write
an autobiographical essay about yourself, your interests, and
future plans on a separate sheet of paper.
4.
Original or certified copies of Academic Credentials with literal English translation. All
academic work must be included.
For detailed information, please refer to item #4 on the Application Check List at Instructions for International Admission (PDF).
Transcripts, certificates, diplomas, mark sheets, and test scores must be sent directly from the issuing institution or in a sealed envelope to the Office of International Education to be considered official. All records submitted become the property of the University.
For detailed information, please refer to item #4 on the Application Check List at Instructions for International Admission (PDF).
Transcripts, certificates, diplomas, mark sheets, and test scores must be sent directly from the issuing institution or in a sealed envelope to the Office of International Education to be considered official. All records submitted become the property of the University.
Records
submitted by students who do not enroll are retained for only one year. The
University reserves the right to determine what constitutes an official
document. Certified English translations must accompany all non-English
original documents.
5.
Official
English Proficiency Score Report minimum requirements (Institution Code: 4713)
Graduate minimum requirements:
TOEFL iBT - 80 with part scores of 20 Reading, 19 Listening, 16 Writing
TOEFL PBT – 550 with part scores of 54
TOEFL CBT - 213 with part scores of 21
IELTS - 6.5 Band with part scores of 6.0
Graduate minimum requirements:
TOEFL iBT - 80 with part scores of 20 Reading, 19 Listening, 16 Writing
TOEFL PBT – 550 with part scores of 54
TOEFL CBT - 213 with part scores of 21
IELTS - 6.5 Band with part scores of 6.0
7.
Submit
an original or certified copy of a financial statement (no older than six months)
8.
A
copy of the biographic information/photo page in your
passport.
9.
Three Letters of Recommendation (if applicable).
10.
Official admission test score report (GRE* or GMAT*)- if applicable
*Required by certain graduate programs.
*Required by certain graduate programs.
11.
Evaluation of Academic Credentials (Credential Evaluation)
All students with coursework from countries other than the United States need to provide a report of course work and degree equivalency to U.S. standards – through a credential evaluation.
All students with coursework from countries other than the United States need to provide a report of course work and degree equivalency to U.S. standards – through a credential evaluation.
Foreign
transcripts must be evaluated by one of the approved organizations listed on
theChecklist for International Graduate Applications (PDF). These organizations are private
enterprises that have been approved by the California Commission on Teacher
Credentialing and they charge a fee for their services. In all instances, original,
official documentation will be required when requesting an evaluation.
When seeking
the evaluation be sure to request a Comprehensive/Detailed
Report, which must include the following:
·
Identification
of institution(s) attended, dates of attendance, credential(s) earned, and the
United States educational equivalent
·
Individual
courses taken with semester units
·
Individual
course grade equivalents
·
Course
levels in terms of lower and upper division, graduate and professional level
for each post-secondary course evaluated
·
Overall
grade point average (GPA)
Program Admission
In addition to
Graduate admission, program admission is required to pursue a graduate degree
or post baccalaureate credential. Students should apply at the same time to the
Program and the Graduate School. Program admissions are competitive and many
have specific application deadlines. Some programs have one admission date per
year. For these reasons and to ensure full consideration, students are
encouraged to apply to the program as early as possible. Master’s degree and
credential program applicants may also be required to provide additional
transcripts and test scores to their graduate program department or the
Credentials Office. To determine your specific program’s requirements go to the Graduate School's websiteand select your program. If you have any
further questions or concerns regarding the items you need to submit to your
program, please contact the Program Coordinators.
English Language Program
English Language Program: University Readiness
The English Language Program (ELP) is a non-credit
intensive English program for international students. ELP courses are designed
to prepare students for academic study at the university. In addition, the
course prepares students for the Test of English as a Foreign Language (TOEFL),
which is required for admission.
Note the following:
1.
ELP is a 1-year program. However, students passing the TOEFL
exam at the end of the first semester (or the end of each session) may move
into their program of study at the university provided they meet all the other
admission requirements. Students have the option of taking an additional
semester of ELP, if necessary.
2.
ELP is a 14-week program for Fall and Spring semesters.
3.
The cost of ELP is $4,400 for an entire semester or $2,300
per semester session.
4.
Admission to ELP does not ensure admission to California State
University, Stanislaus.
5.
Students enrolled in ELP are not allowed to enroll in university
courses, unless prior
approval is granted.
approval is granted.
6.
ELP students are not eligible for Curricular Practical Training
(CPT) or Optional
Practical Training (OPT).
Practical Training (OPT).
7.
TOEFL exams taken during ELP are "€œinstitutional"€
only
(the scores are only accepted for admission purposes at Stanislaus State). These
scores cannot be used for admission to other colleges and universities.
(the scores are only accepted for admission purposes at Stanislaus State). These
scores cannot be used for admission to other colleges and universities.
Course Breakdown
Fall Session I
|
Fall Session II
|
Spring Session I
|
Spring Session II
|
Summer Session
|
|
Weeks of Instruction
|
9
|
9
|
9
|
9
|
9
|
Hours of Instruction per Week
|
20
|
20
|
20
|
20
|
20
|
Lab Hours per Week
|
2
|
2
|
2
|
2
|
2
|
Total Hours per Week
|
20
|
20
|
20
|
20
|
20
|
Total Hours to Complete
|
180
|
180
|
180
|
180
|
180
|
Three Course Components
The following is an outline of each part,
containing specific area objectives and classroom activities in which this
course will develop the objective skills in each area.
Part 1 - Listening and Comprehension
Objectives
·
Understand the main point or purpose and supporting points and
details of a conversation, discussion, or lecture
·
Recognize a speaker's attitude, tone, degree of certainty,
meaning, and motivation
·
Make connections between pieces of information
·
Make inferences and draw conclusions based on information given
Classroom Activities to Develop Listening and Comprehension Skills
·
Lectures
·
Class /group discussions
·
Group activities, assignments, and projects
·
Cooperative learning groups
·
Activities that involve listening to music and watching
television
·
Writer's Workshop assignments
One-on-one / group tutoring sessions
One-on-one / group tutoring sessions
·
TOEFL Practice Tests and assessment
Part 2 - Structure and Written Expression
Objectives
·
Recognize language that is appropriate for standard written
English
·
Identify and correct errors in written English
Classroom Activities to Develop Understanding of Structure and Written Expression
·
Journal writing
·
Essay assignments
·
Writer's Workshop lessons and assignments
·
Computer Lab/internet research activities
·
Group/individual presentations Activities that address a variety
of writing topics that range in scope from essay/paragraph development to
grammar issues
·
TOEFL Practice Tests and assessments
Part 3 - Reading and Vocabulary
Objectives
·
Understand the main idea, purpose, key points, and important
details of a reading passage
·
Recognize a speaker's/author's intent, style, and tone
·
Synthesize and paraphrase information
Classroom Activities to Develop Reading and Vocabulary Skills
·
In-class and outside reading assignments
·
Sustained Silent Reading (SSR)
·
Vocabulary and grammar activities
·
Internet / research activities
·
Writer's Workshop assignments
·
TOEFL Practice Tests and assessments
Attendance and Participation
Attendance and participation is essential for
success within the University system. Students will be held responsible for
attendance at all classes. If they must miss class due to extenuating
circumstances, they need to take the responsibility of alerting the instructor
by email (the sooner, the better) and make up any assignments that were missed.
More than 5 absences (20 hours) will warrant a failure of the program.
Grading
The grading for this class is PASS, SP
(Satisfactory Progress), or FAIL. This class does not receive any University
credit, although those who successfully pass the class will receive a
Certificate of Completion.
In order to pass the course, students must
meet all requirements and demonstrate proficiency in speaking, listening,
reading, and writing. A portfolio of individual student work will be submitted
at the end of the course, which will be reviewed by independent readers, to
determine student progress. Proficiency will mainly be calculated using the
final TOEFL score earned at the end of the semester. The portfolio and the
TOEFL score together will determine whether students have demonstrated
sufficient progress and if they pass the course.
Tuition Fees and Payments
2014-2015 Fees and Costs for the Academic Year
English Language Program
|
Undergraduate
|
Graduate
|
Graduate MBA
|
||
(24 units minimum)
|
(18 units minimum)
|
(18 units minimum)
|
Fall and Spring Semesters
|
||
Tuitions & Fees
|
$8,980
|
$16,008
|
$15,162
|
$20,166
|
2015-2016 rates
|
Books/Course Materials
|
$700
|
$1,780
|
$1,780
|
$1,780
|
For two (2) semesters
|
Room & Meals
|
$9,508
|
$9,508
|
$9,508
|
$9,508
|
On campus housing
|
Health Insurance
|
$1,605
|
$1,605
|
$1,605
|
$1,605
|
8/11/15-8/10/16
|
Total Expenses
|
$20,793
|
$28,901
|
$28,055
|
$33,059
|
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