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TS) (tennis & basketball)..............H/I-2

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nasiums (KIN

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ing Pool (SWM

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useum (U

AM)....................................G

-3Bookstore (BKS)..........................................I-4Brotm

an Hall (BH

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Cafeteria (C

AFE).........................................I-4

Carpenter Perform

ing Arts Ctr.(CPAC)........E-1

College of Business Adm

in. (CBA)............F-3

Dance C

enter (DC

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esign Center (D

ESN)..............................K-3

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ardens..........C-4

Education (EED, ED

2)...............................M-5, 6

Engineering 2

(EN2)..................................I-3

Engineering 3

(EN3)..................................I-3

Engineering 4 (EN4)...................................I-2

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puter Sciences (ECS).............I/J-2

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anagement................................J-2

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ce 2 (FO2).................................K-4

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ce 3 (FO3).................................K-4

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ce 4 (FO4).................................L-4

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ce 5 (FO5).................................L-4

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onsumer Sciences (FC

S).........H-4

Fine Arts 1 (FA1).......................................M-5

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all 2 (PH2)......................................K-4

Psychology (PSY).............................................J-4Pyram

id (PYR).................................................E-2

Social Sciences & Pub. Affairs (SSPA).............J-3Student H

ealth Services (SHS).......................F-4

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ellness Center (SRW

C)....I-2

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CES).............K-3

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ousing & Residential Life...............D

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enter (UM

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Union

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Wellness Center

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Arts Center

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Japanese Garden

University H

ousing &

Residential Life

Campus ContactsCampus Information ........................................................ (562) 985-4111Center for International Education/Admissions .............. (562) 985-5555Center for Student-Athlete Advising Services .................. (562) 985-4777Disabled Student Services ............................................... (562) 985-5401Educational Opportunity Program ................................... (562) 985-4288Open University, Summer/Winter Session & Continuing Education ................................................. (562) 985-4288Scholarship Center .......................................................... (562) 985-2549Student Life & Development ........................................... (562) 985-4181University Center for Undergraduate Advising ................ (562) 985-4837Veterans Affairs Services ................................................. (562) 985-5115

University Outreach & School Relations (UOSR)The UOSR office is the primary guest relations office at CSULB, where prospective students and counselors can find information and resources on admissions, campus tours, and transfer and adult re-entry workshops.

Visit our UOSR Publications Library for additional information at www.csulb.edu/divisions/students/uosr/Publications.

University Outreach & School RelationsDivision of Student AffairsBrotman Hall, Room 2891250 Bellflower BoulevardLong Beach, California 90840(562) 985-5358www.outreach.csulb.eduoutreach@csulb.edu

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Welcome to

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Located three miles from the ocean, CSULB is an idyllic university destination where talented and diverse students come to experience a campus environment that is student-centered, service-oriented and globally engaged. This brochure is designed to help you get acquainted with our campus. University Outreach & School Relations (UOSR) hopes that by the end of the tour, you will make CSULB your University of Choice!

CSULB’s eight colleges house a wide range of majors and programs. We encourage you to visit or contact your college of choice to receive major-specific information.

CSULB’s University Student Union offers dining options and event and recreational facilities such as bowling, swimming, and video games, as well as free movies and live music for students. The building also provides study areas and meeting spaces for clubs and organizations.

This 125,000 square foot state-of-the-art facility offers fitness programs, rock climbing walls, basketball and volleyball courts, and a swimming pool. The innovative center serves as a place for exercise, study and recreation.

The Earl Burns Miller Japanese Garden is located next to Parkside College. Inspired by the natural beauty of Japanese landscapes, the garden, koi pond and traditional teahouse are open to students and the public. There will be a nominal fee for admission.

Find CSULB apparel, gifts, supplies, textbooks, computers, electronics and more at the University Bookstore. The Bookstore also houses Beach Tech, where students can receive discounted electronics and computer repair services.

Take a Self-Guided Tour

College of Education (CED)www.csulb.edu/cedGeneral Contact: (562) 985-1609Advising Office: (562) 985-1105

College of the Arts (COTA)www.csulb.edu/cotaGeneral Contact: (562) 985-7819Advising Office: (562) 485-4381

College of Liberal Arts (CLA)www.csulb.edu/claGeneral Contact: (562) 985-5381Advising Office: (562) 985-7804

College of Natural Sciences & Mathematics (CNSM)www.csulb.edu/cnsmGeneral Contact: (562) 985-4707Advising Office: (562) 985-5364

College of Continuing & Professional Education (CCPE)www.csulb.edu/ccpeGeneral Contact: (800) 963-2250Advising Office: (562) 985-1105

College of Engineering (COE)www.csulb.edu/coeGeneral Contact: (562) 985-5121Advising Office: (562) 985-1800

College of Health & Human Services (CHHS)www.csulb.edu/chhsGeneral Contact: (562) 985-4194Advising Office: (562) 985-5358

College of Business Administration (CBA)www.csulb.edu/cbaGeneral Contact: (562) 985-5306 Advising Office: (562) 985-4514

The UAM is the first accredited art museum in the CSU system. It ranks among the top 10% of the nation’s museums and is renowned for its groundbreaking exhibitions, award-winning publications and extensive collections of contemporary art.

The Molecular & Life Sciences Center, a state-of-the-art, $30 million facility, houses the Chemistry, Biochemistry and Biological Sciences departments. CSULB’s new Hall of Science, a $105 million facility, is one of the most modern science complexes in the U.S.

Living on campus is convenient and provides opportunities to meet people, make friends and have fun. Residents have a variety of living options, including traditional and suite style halls and themed communities. Residents also have access to newly renovated dining facilities, a popular coffeehouse, a convenience store with late-night food service, free cable, and high-speed internet.

CSULB Colleges at a Glance

Brotman Hall is the administrative center of the university. Here students can find information on admissions, financial aid, and study abroad, as well as other student services, such as career and disability assistance. Visit UOSR for prospective student information.

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The University Library provides access to more than one million periodicals and books, an online catalog, computers, and digital research databases and resources. The facility houses the Spidell Technology Center (a state-of-the-art computer lab) and a Starbucks.

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The Horn Center operates the largest open-access computer lab in the CSU system. The facility also houses the Undergraduate Center for Academic Advising, Learning Assistance Center, Technology Help Desk and accredited University Art Museum.

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The Walter Pyramid is CSULB’s 18-story event center and has three full basketball courts and five volleyball courts. The pyramid is home to our Division I men’s and women’s basketball and volleyball teams.

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The 1,065-seat Richard & Karen Carpenter Performing Arts Center is one of the most technologically advanced and visually stunning performance halls of its size in the region. Each season, the Carpenter Center hosts a variety of music, dance, comedy and cabaret events.

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