Education
- Guaranteed transfer: Progress on to year 2 at California State University, Monterey Bay after successful completion of the university transfer program.
- Part of the University from Day 1: Students will study and live alongside university students from day one and have full access to all facilities and resources.
- Ideal first-year university experience: Equivalent to a freshman year at a university; 31-33 credits upon completion.
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Student services
We are committed to the success of our students, through our student support service we are able to support all of our students, providing a broad range of advice and guidance on personal, practical and academic issues.
Housing services
At ONCAMPUS Cal State Monterey Bay you are part of the university from day one. You’ll live alongside American students in dormitories and have access to all the same facilities they do.
Like most college freshmen, you will live right on campus in a residence hall (also called a dormitory, or “dorm” for short) with other students. This is a mandatory part of our program because residence halls are a great place to make friends, socialize, and adjust to college life in America. This means you will quickly become part of a close community, providing an excellent opportunity to get to know your fellow students.
ICT services
You will have various online support systems to use on a daily basis to help you keep track of events, academics, and schedules. They will help you learn to use these resources and expect you to check your email daily.
Medical services
The Campus Health Center (CHC) provides urgent, primary, and ancillary care (including occupational medicine), as well as referral services to students, faculty, staff, their dependents, and guests of the CSUMB community.
The Campus Health Center Provides:
- Office Visits
- General Exams
- Women’s Health Services
Campus life
- With more than 1,380 acres (5.2 km2), the campus has everything you’d expect from a great university: state-of-the-art library, new dorms and academic buildings, dining halls to accommodate all lifestyles, comprehensive athletic facilities and a buzzing student center.
- CSUMB students enjoy smaller classes, enthusiastic professors, and a diverse student body from all over the world. And as one of the 23 campuses in the California State University, the largest 4-year public system in the U.S., CSUMB has access to comprehensive academic resources while maintaining a flexible, intimate, small school feel.
Sports facilities
Cal State Monterey Bay fields 13 NCAA Division II athletics teams including:
- Baseball
- Basketball
- Cross Country
- Golf
- Soccer
- Softball
- Volleyball
- Water Polo
Outdoor Recreation is another very popular program that helps students explore all the adventures the Monterey area has to offer, like stand-up paddling, camping, kayaking, and rock-climbing, to name a few.
At the Otter Cycle Center, you can rent, store or repair your bike. Biking is a great way to get around campus, and makes trips to the beach a breeze — it can even serve as your main mode of transportation around town.Student clubs
The university has more than 80 student clubs and organizations representing a wide range of interests from anime to men’s volleyball. Some are cultural, some are athletic, some political, some academic and some purely social. Plus, new clubs form every year, so if you don’t see a group you want to join, you can always start your own!