Truly a remarkable campus. One of the biggest if not largest student populations in the CSU system…read more Titans are leaders, innovators, and researchers. The staff in student affairs continue to make exceptional change and support all students in their journey. Love the CSU and love Fullerton.

If you are transferring from a community college to CSUF, please make sure every transferred course…read moreis correctly reflected in your TDA before registering for additional classes. I highly recommend meeting with multiple advisors and keeping written documentation of any guidance you receive. My experience at CSUF was exciting at first, and I was genuinely looking forward to completing my degree. However, I encountered significant issues with the transfer-credit evaluation process that resulted in me taking additional courses that ultimately did not apply toward my degree requirements as expected. On several occasions, I contacted counselors for clarification regarding whether specific community college courses would satisfy CSUF requirements. Unfortunately, I either received no response or inconsistent information. Some transferred courses were accepted, while others were later denied despite my efforts to verify them beforehand. I believe CSUF would greatly benefit from improving communication between advising departments and updating the TDA system to provide clearer, more consistent transfer-credit evaluations. Doing so could help future transfer students avoid unnecessary coursework, additional tuition costs, and delayed graduation timelines.

Went due to our summer league being held here at their gym. Love the small campus. It's so nice and…read moreclean.

Horrible service. Everyone else was so polite and helpful, unfortunately I was helped by a staff…read moremember named Rita. She was so rude to me and others, I have no idea how she's still there.. I look forward to speaking with someone who can actually do something about this.

Fran is the most rude human with no compassion or kindness towards kids or parents. She calls…read moreherself a manager but I can't imagine that kind of person leading others. My sister was told one thing by an employee and Fran was incredibly insistent that it was false and she must have heard wrong. When my sister said I want my refund back I don't want to make Buisness with you no more Fran said be cause she cancelled an order she could never ever come back?!! Who makes that up like that to a mother of a Down syndrome child. Already dealing with her first child and sadly he has his troubles due to his syndrome and fran had to make my sister feel So low!! By screaming at her staff "oh now we have to disinfect this whole area" after my nephew sneezed. She didn't have the common courtesy to wait till she left to tell her staff. Such an ugly human being.

Review from 2019 // Just attended the white coat ceremony last weekend for this pharmacy school and…read moreit was hosted at Hope University down the street from here. We have family attending this school. The school had some good cake afterwards for people to eat at the reception. The class was only 50 pharmacy students.

While my family and I appreciate the approachable bible staff at Biola, there are better business…read moreschools out there. The Crowell School of Business is lackluster and is a microcosm of some the worst parts of Christianity. They claim to give students a premier education. However, my kid was harrased and bullied by not 1 but 2 business professors - Jake Aguas and Steve Tierney. To the Crowell School of Business. I understand that no professor is perfect, However, a business school that claims to give students a "premier education", should understand that bullying and discriminating business students is not okay. Also, your accounting professor Steve Tierney has no office hours! It's no wonder that students have done poorly in his accounting class! I recommend that if you are going to have business students pay an extreme amounts of money, make sure your professors are attentive to their students.

Review is just based on today's campus tour + admission advisor meeting + eating lunch at one of…read moretheir cafeterias. Will update a few months after daughter has attended the school. 92 acres about 5 thousand students or so (If I remember correctly from the tour). About 25 students per classroom. Doesn't sound bad at all I think. Biola has lots of open space. We could see students eating, studying, laying down on the grass relaxing, taking a rest, eating, and studying. It was great to see the students having the opportunity to do that. It is a closed campus, which I like. Just another measure of protection. Checking in at the gate with the security guard could take a minute so be patient and get there a few minutes early. Students and staff go through the other side of the gate. Lots of good information was put out. We were able to ask questions if we wanted to. Very nice and relaxing tour. Very well explained. They were all very polite and respectful. The food at the cafeteria was actually really good lol. I really enjoyed it. Good pizza, delicious ice cream, and tasty cookies lol.

I recently graduated and wanted to give a shoutout to my Career Services Specialist, Natziely…read moreEstrada! She went above and beyond to support me while I searched for my new grad RN position. During my last term she made it clear that I could reach out to her even after I graduated. She regularly checked in to see how things were going, celebrated my progress, and always made sure I knew about the resources available to help me succeed. Natziely took the time to thoroughly review my resume with me, offering thoughtful feedback and helping me present my experience in the best possible way. Knowing I had someone in my corner who genuinely cared about my goals made such a difference. Her support, encouragement, and guidance gave me confidence throughout the entire process, and I'm incredibly thankful for everything she did for me!

West Coast University has many resources for student success. The career services staff, clinical…read moreprofessors and simulation professors work really prepare the students for the nursing field. Daisy Cruz was very helpful in preparing me for the application process of various RN residency programs, resume building and gave me reminders of when to apply. All of the clinical professors are exceptional, they have so many years of experience and I felt that each one really wanted us to succeed as future nurses. They advocated for us to experience as much as possible in the clinical setting and were all very encouraging. As for the simulation lab, I had a great experience, Diane Le was helpful when I needed to reschedule a simulation lab. And most of the simulation professors were really supportive and encouraging.