Qualifying high school seniors from six school districts in San Bernardino County will receive guaranteed admission to CSUSB, removing the initial application process for them, and increasing the college-going rate in the region.
CSUSB is continuing its partnership with Barstow Community College to make higher education more accessible to students in the High Desert region, offering four in-person general education courses for fall 2025 semester over two shortened seven-week inter-semester sessions. Enrollment is now open.
The university and the high school district, through a memorandum of understanding, will launch the High School University Program (HSUP), which allows qualified students to begin their college education before they graduate from high school.
CCGI, in partnership with CSUSB’s Division of Strategic Enrollment Management and Marketing Communications, led interactive sessions throughout the day during which participants learned how to maximize CCGI’s capabilities to support college and career readiness efforts in schools across the region.
The April 14 gathering will bring together educators, school counselors and district administrators to the campus to empower attendees with the knowledge and tools to better utilize the California College Guidance Initiative in guiding students toward higher education opportunities.
Many of the students who attended submitted their intent to become Coyotes in the next academic year.
It was another great turnout at Choose CSUSB Day on March 22, attracting more than 600 students and approximately 1,200 family members and guests. Students admitted to Cal State San Bernardino for the fall 2025 semester visited campus, where they attended workshops, resource and academic fairs, and were offered a chance to officially commit to joining CSUSB in the fall.
The university and the high school district, through a memorandum of understanding, will launch the High School University Program (HSUP), which allows qualified students to begin their college education before they graduate from high school.
The California Student Aid Commission has extended the priority deadline from March 3 to April 2, giving California students and their contributors an additional 30 days to complete their Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA) and the California Dream Act Application (CADAA).