Anonymous wrote:DC got in for engineering!
This is one college campus/area visit that I am definitely looking forward to!
Anonymous wrote:What is your DC’s major?
Cal States are great IMO but different from other UCs or other large universities in that they are more vocationally focused, have less breadth and don’t do research. This works really well for kids interested in one of their areas of focus or regional kids just looking to get a business degree. Different Cal States have different strengths.
Cal Poly has excellent engineering, CS, and architecture programs. Premed can be done as all the STEM courses are there but not sure about whether it can offer shadowing and good counseling for premed. No idea how pre med kids get research opportunities there. Degrees like business, graphic arts, education, agriculture are all there too. Architecture/engineering are the hardest programs to get into while agricultural business is the easiest. There is a wide gap in academic capability between the two groups.
Cal Poly and other Cal States are not very strong for social sciences or humanities. The exception being psychology which is very popular.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:What is your DC’s major?
Cal States are great IMO but different from other UCs or other large universities in that they are more vocationally focused, have less breadth and don’t do research. This works really well for kids interested in one of their areas of focus or regional kids just looking to get a business degree. Different Cal States have different strengths.
Cal Poly has excellent engineering, CS, and architecture programs. Premed can be done as all the STEM courses are there but not sure about whether it can offer shadowing and good counseling for premed. No idea how pre med kids get research opportunities there. Degrees like business, graphic arts, education, agriculture are all there too. Architecture/engineering are the hardest programs to get into while agricultural business is the easiest. There is a wide gap in academic capability between the two groups.
Cal Poly and other Cal States are not very strong for social sciences or humanities. The exception being psychology which is very popular.
How is Cal Poly for a physics major? How would it compare to say, the UC schools?
Anonymous wrote:What is your DC’s major?
Cal States are great IMO but different from other UCs or other large universities in that they are more vocationally focused, have less breadth and don’t do research. This works really well for kids interested in one of their areas of focus or regional kids just looking to get a business degree. Different Cal States have different strengths.
Cal Poly has excellent engineering, CS, and architecture programs. Premed can be done as all the STEM courses are there but not sure about whether it can offer shadowing and good counseling for premed. No idea how pre med kids get research opportunities there. Degrees like business, graphic arts, education, agriculture are all there too. Architecture/engineering are the hardest programs to get into while agricultural business is the easiest. There is a wide gap in academic capability between the two groups.
Cal Poly and other Cal States are not very strong for social sciences or humanities. The exception being psychology which is very popular.
Anonymous wrote:DC - 3.8 GPA. SLO is test-free so couldn't submit near perfect SAT.
Major: social science
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:DC - 3.8 GPA. SLO is test-free so couldn't submit near perfect SAT.
Major: social science
Wow that’s a low GPA for Cal Poly, congrats!
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:DC - 3.8 GPA. SLO is test-free so couldn't submit near perfect SAT.
Major: social science
Wow that’s a low GPA for Cal Poly, congrats!
Anonymous wrote:DC - 3.8 GPA. SLO is test-free so couldn't submit near perfect SAT.
Major: social science