California State University, East Bay

State State University-East Bay (CSUEB) was first established in 1957 and was known as the State College for Alameda Country and adopted many other names until 2005. Its main campus can be found in Hayward, California.

More than 15,500 students attend at CSEUB today where 50 baccalaureate degrees and 60 minors are offered. These courses are delivered through four major academic colleges that include College of Letters, Arts, and Social Sciences, the College of Business and Economics, the College of Education and Allied Studies, and the College of Science.

CSUEB was, in fact, one of the first few California State Universities to implement an online teaching program with 20 percent of instruction delivered either via online or hybrid courses. Out of all their undergraduate population, more than half take at least one online or hybrid course. From this provision, CSUEB has received numerous awards ranging from bestschools.com and affordablecollegeonline.org for the many online programs offered.

Since then, more than 100,000 students have successfully graduated from the institution, and they include some famous CSUEB alumni such as Major League Baseball umpire Ted Barrett, graphic novel writer, Gene Luen Yang, California Senator Ellen Corbett, and the renowned poet, George Barlow.

State University-East Bay comprises of three campuses with the main Hayward campus located in the San Francisco Bay Area, Concord campus in Contra Costa Country, and lastly in the city of Oakland.

In Cal State University East Bay works on enhancing the quality of life for all students on campus. The Student Life and Leadership Programs recognizes and assists approximately 100 unique and active student organisations on all three campuses — the CSUEB Hayward Hills, Concord, and Oakland.

Here are some of the facilities provided by the campus:

• Over 150 classrooms and teaching laboratories
• Approximately 200 specialized instruction rooms
• Computer labs and general access labs with PCs and Apple computers
• Library
• Food services, lounges, and meeting rooms
• gymnasium, an elevated running track, two fitness centers and two multi-purpose exercise studios, locker room
•  500-seat theater, a television studio
• student health center
• 100,000 square foot student services and administration building
• 67,000 square foot student and faculty support center

CSUEB is a perfect place for students to complete their studies in the heart of California’s beautiful San Francisco East Bay Area with a wide range of degree and career path options on offer. All three campuses of CSUEB are accessible by major freeway arteries and public transportation systems such as the Bay Area Rapid Transit (BART) system.