California State University - Los Angeles

Overview

At Cal State L.A., we believe that education is rooted in compassion and a commitment to one another. Established in 1947, our university is dedicated to enhancing the well-being of our city and region while serving as a catalyst for social mobility. We strive to provide an accessible, high-quality education, ensuring that our graduates leave equipped with the knowledge and achievements necessary for continued success.

Cal State L.A.’s eight colleges are known for their exceptional academic programs, led by distinguished faculty who serve as both mentors and researchers. Washington Monthly has recognized us as one of the top ten master’s universities in the nation for our impact on the public good, based on our graduation rates, student public service, and research funding that drives groundbreaking faculty scholarship. Additionally, The Princeton Review has acknowledged our MBA program as one of the best in the country. The National Science Foundation has also ranked Cal State L.A. as the leading institution for producing Latino science and engineering Ph.D. recipients among undergraduate and master’s degree universities in the continental U.S.