California State University: East Bay

1. Applying 14. What is most important for applying? Academic GPA Rigor of secondary school record Standardized Test Scores 15. Application requirements: This college did not report these requirements or does not have specific requirements. 16. Eligibility index based on GPA, test results, and 15 units of subject requirements to yield students in top third of California high school graduates. Out-of-state applicants should be in top sixth of high school class. Test scores not required for residents with high school GPA above 3.0, nonresidents with high school GPA above 3.61. 17 91% 18. % of first-time freshmen who submitted SAT scores: 91% 19.Selectivity (percent submitted) 58% at a glance. 1. Location: 25800 Carlos Bee Boulevard Hayward, CA  94542 2. website: www.csueastbay.edu 3. logo: Majors and learning environment. 5. types of degrees offered: Doctoral, Bachelor's, Master's. 6. degree: major in law enforcement. 7. Student faculty ratio: 24 to 1 Deadlines. 4.Dates and deadlines for students applying for undergraduate admission to the fall term of 2013-14. sat: sep 7, financial aid; march 2nd. California State University: East Bay College life : 8. total undergrad student enrollment: 11,450 9. Type of college. Medium sized. 10. Apartments for single students, no cars, no pets. 11. Types of activities on campus: Government or Political Activity, Fraternities 12. Greek life: yes. 13. Athletic conference: NAIA, NCAA paying. 20. tuition: 6,927 b. Room and board. 11,352 C. Books and supplies : 1,734 d. Estimated personal expenses: 3,120 e. transportation. 1,182 f. Estimated total cost: 24,315 21. Final aid distribution. Information not provided by college. 22. Information not provided by college. 23. Scholarship awarded. Information not supplied by college

2. Old dominion university. At A Glance: 1. Location:5115 Hampton Boulevard Norfolk, VA23529 (757) 683-3000 2. Website: www.odu.edu3. College logo or mascot: applying:, 14. What is most important for applying. Academic GPA , rigor of secondary school record, standardized test scores. 15. Application requirements. SAT or ACT are required. 16. Copy and paste H.S course work requirements 17. SAT scores %%% 12% 18. Percent submitted SAT scores to that school. 60% 19. Selectivity (percent admitted) 72% of applicants admitted Deadlines: 4. Dates and deadlines for students applying for undergraduate admission to the fall term of 2012-12 : Admissions: Jan 15th, Feb. 1st, may 15th tests: February 1st. Paying. 20. Cost of college both in State and Out of state. a. tuition: Majors and learning environment: 5. Types of degree)s) offered Majors Bachelors Masters Doctoral. 6. What is your degree with what major: majors in a phycology. 7. Student faculty ratio: 21 to 1 21. Final aid distribution. 61% loans/jobs, 39% scholarships/grants. 22. Financial aid stats Applied for need-based aid 76% Judged to have need 81% Were offered aid 77% Had full need met 14% 23. Scholarships awarded. Athletic and ROTC programs. College life: 8. Total undergrad student enrollment: 19,612 9. Type of college: large public School 10. On campus housing facilities and housing policy: coed housing, women's housing, apartment for single students, 11.Types of activities on campus: drama, student newspaper, radio station. 12. Greek life: 3% men who join fraternities. 3% women who join sororities. 13.Athletic conference: , NCAA

3. North Dakota State University At a glance. 1. 1340 Administration Avenue Fargo, ND  58102 2. website. www.ndsu.edu 3. College logo Paying. 20.Cost of college both in state and out of state. Deadlines. 4. Dates and deadlines for students applying for undergraduate admission to the fall term of 2013-2014. August 15th, march 12th, may 1st. Majors and learning environments. 5. Types of degrees offered. 20%business marketing, 15% engineering, 11% health professions, 7% biology, 7% family and consumer sciences, 6% agriculture, 5% architecture. 6. What is your degree with what major: major in phycology. 7. Student faculty ratio. 18:1 21. Final aid distribution. (no information) 22. Financial aid stats. 65% % of need met 98% % of freshmen with need who received financial aid 23. Scholarships awarded. New Student Scholarships: vary in amount awarded; based on 25 ACT or 1200 SAT (exclusive of writing) and 3.5 GPA. College life 8. Total undergrad student enrollment. 12,232 9.Type of college. Medium sized school. 10. On campus housing facilities and housing policy. 92% First-year students living in college housing. 11.Types of activities on campus. Marching band, drama/theater, dance activity, 12.Greek life. 7% Men who join fraternities 4% Women who join sororities. 13. Athletic conference. NCAA Applying. 14.What is most important for applying . Academic GPA, standardized test scores. 15. Application requirements. SAT or ACT 16. Copy and paste H.S course work requirements. 17. SAT scores %%%. 480-620, 490-690 18.Percent submitted SAT scores to that school. 4% 19. Selectivity (percent admitted) 97%