Construction major at either csun or cal poly?

Colleges and Universities A-Z Cal Poly Pomona
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<p>I either want to go to csun or cpp for construction management or construction engineering technology, does anyone have any experience with either programs. And were should I go? I live like down the street from csun and if i go to Pomona ill have to dorm.
Please help!!!</p>

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<p>They hardly compare. Cal Poly Pomona is one of the better CSUs while CSUN is near the bottom. Just to give you an example, you need close to a 1200/ 1600 on the SATs to get into CPP Engineering while at CSUN it’s more like 925/1600. That’s a huge difference. Besides that, Cal Poly will be better respected for that major, while CSUN may be known for accounting, deaf studies and music. </p>

<p>[Cal</a> Poly Pomona College of Engineering - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia](<a href=“Cal Poly Pomona College of Engineering - Wikipedia”>Cal Poly Pomona College of Engineering - Wikipedia)</p>

<p>[California</a> State University, Northridge - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia](<a href=“California State University, Northridge - Wikipedia”>California State University, Northridge - Wikipedia)</p>

<p>If you can afford it, the dorming experience at CPP will be a worthwhile and memorable experience while commuting to CSUN will not.</p>

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<p>Unfortunately, judging from my friend’s experience, this is true: </p>

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<p>Not the brightest of our bunch back at CC but is pulling a 3.7 in ME and says he gets pretty much 100s on his hardest tests at CSUN…so…</p>

<p>Now I’m sure they have an OK program…but there is a lot of grade inflation I think. I was seriously (although it’d be rude) going to ask him where he found the time to build a huge lego thing he posted on Facebook (I’m talking massive) when he’s taking like 5+ engineering classes and has all this free time to be in a Starcraft club cuz all he does pretty much is play video games. I had to drag the kid out of his room and pull him through Linear Algebra before transferring, LOL.</p>

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<p>thanks about the info about the engineering but does anyone have any experience with the construction engineering technology program. And after awhile of living in dorms i will probably commute to Pomona from the valley. Is it really worth all this going to cal poly.</p>

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<p>Commuting from the Valley is not worth it. I am thinking the “college experience” is not what you’re looking for, in which case, CSUN may be the right choice for you.</p>