Cal State Business Schools

College Search & Selection
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<p>I currently live in Texas and am looking to transfer to a Cal State School. Does anyone know the rankings of the schools in terms of the business program?
Right now, I am looking at Fresno State, but it really seems like every Cal State school has an International Business major. Out of the schools, which one is the best in terms of networking, future job opportunities and college lifestyles?</p>

<p>In particular, how is life in Fresno? Is it more of a commuter school? Is there a lot of culture? How does it's business program rank in comparison to the other Cal schools as well as schools across the nation?</p>

<p>Thanks for the help,
cis226</p>

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<p>Fresno State, San Diego State and Chico State are probably the least commuter-oriented Cal States (disregarding the Polytechnic campuses). </p>

<p>San Diego State arguably has the strongest business program out of the Cal State system.</p>

<p>I just question the value proposition…you will be paying a higher out-of-state rate when you can get the same education within Texas for a cheaper price.</p>

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<p>I think the strongest are Cal Poly SLO and SDSU.</p>

<p>I agree with UBC, none of the Cal states are worth paying the OOS tuition for when you have equally good or better schools in your home state IMO. They are overcrowded, it’s hard to get classes you need and are 4th tier schools experiencing a budget crisis.</p>

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<p>Cal Poly SLO is not a 4th tier university. The class it enrolls has a higher GPA and SAT than all UC’s except UCB, UCLA and UCSD.</p>

<p>My cousin went there for engineering and recently got a job at Google. He’s had an easier transition than his co-workers because Cal Poly emphasizes application as opposed to theory in its courses.</p>

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<p>[SDSU’s</a> International Business Program Receives Top 10 Ranking](<a href=“Strategic Communications and Public Affairs | SDSU”>Strategic Communications and Public Affairs | SDSU)</p>

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