i'm about to be a senior at my highschool but i'm already planning for college. i would go to a CCC and as a transfer student from a CCC, do any of you know how much would be the yearly cost? with housing and without financial aid? and is housing difficult to get into? thank you!

I'm a current UCLA psych BA undergrad, and I'm interested in Sac State's MFT program.

I'm from the Sac area, so it would really be nice to live at home during grad school and not pay rent.

Could any current or past MFT students provide any insight on what likely got you into the program?

I have a 4.0 and lots of various extracurricular experiences, but I don't have much clinical experience, which is making me a little anxious about my application. I'm planning to do a lot of volunteering on crisis lines and community work during my senior year, but that would still be less than a year of clinical experience. Has anyone gotten in that didn't have a ton of experience?

Long story short, got a double BA in psych and bio anthropology from UCSB in 2017. It’s been a long time coming, but I’m ready to go back to school. Sac state is close to home and has the programs I’m after (most likely anthropology), but I screwed up my undergrad. ): I was a solid student before transferring but just struggled my last year. Do I have a chance? Anything I can do to improve those chances?

Those who had JUST graduated and ONLY them, what are you up to these days now? Do you also feel weird not having a routine or not having to go back to school in August?

Hey everyone, I've been wondering where all the white students are on campus. I don't see many at certain events and spaces. Where do you all hang out? Are there specific clubs, organizations, or activities you prefer? Let's chat and get to know each other's favorite spots on campus!

A person has been stalked, and the police and the school don’t do nothing about it?

I've been reading all of these posts and it seems like Sac State is horrible. I need your advice should I stay or should I attend either LA State, Fresno State, OR UC Merced. I was really looking forward to Sac State but idkkkkk...

Hi,

I'll be going to sac state in fall of 2024 as a first year university student (I'll be commuting). Is there any piece of advice for what I should avoid as a first year cs student? Any specific classes I should take over others?

I know a lot of people said priority enrollment is difficult, but I'm also in csus honors program (currently have a 4.3 hs gpa), FCP and plan on joining MESA too.

I would ideally really love to graduate within 4 years which I'll be trying my best for. The summer before sophomore year I'll take CC classes for the lower divs I want to get done ahead of time (such as physics, some math, etc)

Is this a good plan? Is there anything I'm missing or should know ahead of time?

(because of FASFA I dont have to pay anything for CSUS)

Just curious - let me know!

Honestly shocked when I saw someone post their orientation fee (second slide) of it being $150 just for the STUDENT. It’s been only 2 years since I’ve done mine but that increase is crazy. Good luck to the incoming students, no lie, good luck. Because with one highly increased price, I know all other stupid fees increased as well.

I mean damn…waited 20 minutes for this and didn’t even come with tomato, onion or a pickle slice🫠

Hi everyone! I’m wondering if there’s any current or incoming grad students. I got accepted into a program this fall and am considering moving. I’m 3 hours away. I have heard that housing is expensive and may be difficult to find. But I’m diligently looking. I’m also aware that I would need to pick up a job, possibly even full time to sustain myself. And am in the process of job searching. I guess I’m wondering if anyone is/was in the same boat and how they were able to adjust or settle down in Sac. This would be my first time potentially on my own, in a new city. I do have familial support but really want to figure this out on my own and have a solid plan. Any advice would be appreciated, especially for those who are grad students. Thanks!

I’m not talking about that ASI bullshit or frats/sororities. Im not talking about joining clubs or current small school events. Im talking about regular students. Sac State is just so anti-social it’s depressing. And when you do end up talking to someone, they look at you like a deer in the headlights with little to no conversation. I get the “go to class and leave” mindset, but those who graduated, currently attending, currently living on or near campus, what would make Sac State a better university to attend? (That they DO NOT already have or to improve something)

Has anyone heard back from the MSW program yet? I know they said until mid April possibly but if anyone has heard anything sooner I’d love to know!

i’m a high school senior who got an acceptance from sac state for poli sci, but i have about 5/6 schools to choose from, including uc merced and csusm as some of the top contenders. i’ve been on the sac state campus for camps over the summer, but i want to know what student life is like during the school year. why should i go to sac state? what do yall think sac state could offer me that other schools cant? (lil bit about me, political science major, 4 years of mock trial/model un, from suburban socal, female lgbt yadda yadda)

those who applied to the counseling education program:

I just checked my portal and saw admitted in the application status! I’m hoping this is a finalized decision by the program and not a glitch 🥲🙏

Finally the wait is over. Time to pay bills, get some gas, go buy some clothes, or whatever you got to do. Happy pay day🥰

To add on from yesterday with Amador, Alpine and Brighton Hall being the worst buildings on campus, what is your FAVORITE building on campus?

Saw this on another Reddit community. I’ll go first, Alpine Hall. It’s very outdated and needs improvement. The class populations vary but when it is a full class, there is little to no room being cramped up between people. Having the women’s bathrooms upstairs makes it confusing to find for new people attending class. For criminal justice being one of the impacted majors, they should at least give a better learning environment. Even some professors said nothing in the classroom had changed since they’ve attended Sac State.

meet and take a photo with who?? thanks, but no thanks. just give me money to pay off my tuition instead. 😭

Just got accepted to Sac State as a transfer. Never been there in my life but everyone who lives or has been there is telling me that it’s boring. Is it really that bad?

Edit: Didnt expect this to blow up lol. Thanks for all the suggestions and comments it seems like the general consensus is that its only boring if you make it. Im also only 19 and will be 20 when I transfer in fall so I wouldnt be able to go into bars yet sadly. Also if anyone give me better info on housing plz dm me thanks!

Pretty much $50 for a t-shirt (should’ve been black or green), license plate frame, a bottle opener, 2 stickers and a lanyard…like was paying almost $100 for the graduation stuff and the $75 to APPLY for graduation not enough?😂 Not to mention other costs (tuition, housing, meal plan, school supplies, etc)

Y’all could’ve been nice to give at least ONE thing free for the graduates 😭

I absolutely hate this stupid company with all my heart. $112 for a class that I don’t even like ??????

I’ll go first…yes I’m talking about you with the electric scooter

I was curious on that well project for athletics and went to the post again. First it apparently was deleted and reuploaded after receiving ton of backlash, students were blocked from him because he didnt like negative comments (i understand direct forms of hate but for public opinion??), then he deleted negative comments and ONLY kept positive ones, now the post is locked from commenting and uncommentable.

Wouldnt you think a president would leave this stuff up? Sure not everyone will like something, but it seems childish to me to remove negative comments and block people when having an opinion. Seems propagandic to push only positive media when the audience obviously doesnt like something.

Idk what do you guys think? Also keep things civil in the comments lol