Is Chico State a good school?
Chico is the lowest rated of all the Cal State schools. It has the lowest average accepted GPA of allt he CSU schools. That said, your competition will be poor and it will be easier to get high class standing. But you can still get a decent education there. If you want the best Cal State school that would be the Polys in Pomona and SLO.
Is chico state easy to get into?
yea you will be fine
Help me out here trying to get into Chico state?
10% had h.s. GPA of 3.75 and higher 9% had h.s. GPA between 3.5 and 3.74 16% had h.s. GPA between 3.25 and 3.49 28% had h.s. GPA between 3.0 and 3.24 32% had h.s. GPA between 2.5 and 2.99 5% had h.s. GPA between 2.0 and 2.49 Percent applicants admitted: 87% Minimum college GPA required (4.0 scale): 2.0 Lowest grade earned for any course that may be transferred for credit (on a 4.0 scale): 1.0 *Which is a D* Regular application fee: $55 Online application fee: $55 Regular application deadline: 30-NOV Priority application deadline: 01-OCT College will notify student by: 01-MAR SAT Critical Reading: 440 - 550 SAT Math: 460 - 570 SAT Writing: - - ACT Composite: 19 - 24 There's all the information you need i think. You should've made those Fs up. I don't know your GPA so only you can tell if you can get in or not. Usually, universities don't really look at Senior year all that thoroughly. They look at the class choices but they maily focus on Soph and Junior grades. Maybe Chico's different... Good Luck
What are the best reasons to attend Cal State Chico?
Great town, great school, great experience. Granted; things were different when I was there (91–97). Many of the now illegal activities like “tubing down the Sac (Sacramento River) with alcohol (ie: a keg in its own inner tube tied to your group’s flotilla) were commonplace holiday activities and part of the small college town’s allure, its difficult to equally compare.However, the combination of natural beauty and outdoor activities (Bidwell Park runs through the town and Bidwell Creek runs through the ivy-lined campus), proximity to Lake Tahoe and its surrounding alpine adventures, and wide variety of mountain biking, kayaking and other northern California action sports make for an amazing complete experience; Chico is an “island” of college culture and lifestyle amidst a sea of almond orchards and rice farms.When I lived in Chico (a musician drummer sharing a 4 bedroom house with 3 other drummer roommates) for a paltry rent sum and inexpensive lifestyle; I was playing music 4–5 nights a week in 3–4 different bands. There was an abundance of work, networking opportunities and a captive audience in Chico. I couldnt ask for a better college experience.The education, degree, and instructors were cutting edge, having one of the best Audio Engineering programs in the state (still a rapidly evolving technology and degree at that time; from magnetic tape to non-destructive digital recording).Ive been back several times and noticed a different atmosphere downtown (Main and Broadway run perpendicular directions, bisecting the downtown area). More corporate dining establishments, the downtown park used to have free community concerts amidst huge old-growth foliage, and has been leveled, unfortunately.Still a great town, college and overall experience; and one packed with fond memories for me and my friends.
What does it take to get into California State University, Chico?
Are you a CA resident: If so, you have to meet what are called the California State a-g requirements, which are: a.) 2 years History/Social Science (w/ at least 1 year U.S. or 1 semester U.S. and 1 semester civics/government AND 1 years social science) b.) 4 years English (college prep level) c.) 3 (required) or 4 (recommended) years math, including Algebra 1 & 2 and Geometry. d.) 2 years lab sciences (including 1 life science and 1 physical science) e.) 2 years of the SAME foreign language (but there are some waivers to this) f.) 1 years Visual/Performing Arts (i.e. dance, drama, music, art...) g.) 1 year college prep-level "elective" (there's a list, but your guidance counselor can help you choose) Total Required Courses 15 You have to pass all of these with at least C-'s (though you usually can't go to the next level of math without at least a C+) just to QUALIFY. They cannot, by law, accept you if you do not meet these requirements. Chico is not particularly competitive, but it's not the easiest, so if these are the levels of classes you take (as opposed to honors and AP classes), you should try to get A's and B's. Just like any other college, CSU Chico wants good students who do well in both academics and extra-curricular activities. Your application will require a personal statement, and you can send a resume listing activities. You will also need to take the SAT; the score you need will depend upon your GPA (inverse relationship). No SATII's are required for CSU admission. If you're from out of state, you will need to have all of the above, but be a more competitive applicant; spots in CSU's are supposed to be for California residents because they're paid for by California taxpayers, so out-of-state students have to be of a higher quality to earn admission. Hope that helps! See the website below for more info.
Can I get into California State University, Chico? If not, what SAT score do I need?
According to College Board... 10% had a high school GPA of 3.75 and higher 9% had a high school GPA between 3.5 and 3.74 16% had a high school GPA between 3.25 and 3.49 28% had a high school GPA between 3.0 and 3.24 32% had a high school GPA between 2.5 and 2.99 5% had a high school GPA between 2.0 and 2.49 Middle 50% SAT Scores of First-Year Students: SAT Critical Reading: 440 - 550 SAT Math: 460 - 570 SAT Writing: Not Recorded I'd say you have a pretty decent shot.
I'm 17 years old. How can I get into real estate?
I agree with Jillayne. Go to college. It will open many more doors. Sure NY state only requires you to be 18 yo but Manhattan is not like the rest of NY state. Manhattan is a unique place in the real estate universe and very competitive. While the state may issue you a salesperson license you can't do anything with it unless you are under the supervision of broker that holds your license. The top firms usually hire experienced agents or people entering real estate bringing experience from another fields.They may even require a college degree in lieu of work experience if they have training program. The brightest and most talented from all over the world come here to make it. Most top real estate agents in Manhattan are highly educated and often enter real estate after very successful careers in other fields. To be successful in Manhattan real estate you need to be smarter than your clients and customers. Manhattan buyers, sellers and renters are savvy and sophisticated.NYU has one of the best real estate schools in the country. It's very expensive, so if you can't afford a 4 year tuition at least take some courses or look at other schools. You can get your license and still go to college. Top agents always need assistants. It's a tough business. It's a straight commission. You need to have money until you make a sale. Start out doing rentals since 75% of housing in Manhattan is rental buildings. You will need to work your friends. If they go to college and get jobs in NYC when they graduate they will need apartments. You will need to work your friends parents too as they probably will have the money to buy. Growing up here will give you a slight edge by already know neighborhoods, buildings and people who live here that will need to buy and sell and rent. I think a college degree while not required for the state license will help you in the future in real estate or any professional career. It's hard work and stressful, sales is not for everyone but you have your whole life ahead of you. Education and hard work can give you the potential for a rewarding lucrative career.Good Luck!
How is living in Chico, CA?
The one thing that nobody will tell you about Chico.I assume you ask because you may be thinking about moving to Chico, or possibly attending university here. It is a beautiful town with lots of lively, down to earth people. There are over 5,000 students who live in just one square-mile. The population is dense and rich with arts and creativite minds.Students party and socialize, create friendships and relationships that they may carry for the rest of their life. Many Chico residents find that there is no place like Chico, Ca.There are numerous watering holes as well as hiking and swimming locations. Lower Bidwell Park is integrated into the town and is lively with friendly active folks. Upper Bidwell is only minutes away and has amazing trails and is a great place to enjoy nature and explore.There are weekly farmers markets where you can buy fresh organic produce, hand made crafts, and other farm products. The community is very tight knit and eco-concious.The weather is beautiful, although it rains a lot during the wet season, I do not associate rain with bad weather as some might. During the summer it is warm and there are community activities in the town square.The university as well as other organizations set up events and free concerts all the time, the towns people are very creative. The music scene isn't huge, but with all of the students and people fluctuating constantly, there are always new faces and music styles alike. The community as a whole, puts on various music concerts and festivals, from hip-hop to reggae to punk.Downtown Chico is historic and wondrous with small shops and delicious places to eat food. Not to mention there are 3 Dutch Bros. Coffee placed all around the town. Chico holds a certain nostalgia with many, and the ‘Chiconians’ take pride in living here.Although there is a problem with homeless around the town, but no homeless or being in transit has ever started trouble with me and most are very respectful if they ask to get cans from your trash. They probably keep the streets more clean than they would be with only college aged kids running around rampant.Thats a bit more than one thing, and nobody will tell you th……Wait, nevermind. That’s what everyone will tell you!Image credit: Summer Night Bike Rides - Chico Farmer's Market - Chico California Wedding Photography and Videography by Chico Photographer Videographer Couple TréCreative
Is CSU, Chico a bad college?
When I went there they were getting over some of that reputation as a party school. It was long after they had eliminated pioneer days. My second year they limited the Halloween celebrations so that they were in a rectangular area downtown (I forget but it became something like 3 x 5 blocks) During memorial day (I may be off on the holiday, its when everyone tubes down the river) there are no glass on the river and no way to travel without going through a DUI checkpoint. That is CSU, Chico making attempts at losing or minimizing its party reputation.As for is it a good school? The degrees hold as much weight as other schools. It is more competitive than almost all other CSU schools except for Cal Poly SLO. When it comes to Construction Management and (I forget the names) some agricultural degrees it kinda is the best by far. When it comes to technical degrees lots of hiring managers choose Chico because working in small groups prepares students for life in the workplace. I admit that I am bias being a former student, but lots of people consider it a very good school.Oh and one more thing. This could be used as ammunition for or against.https://www.usnews.com/best-coll...