Review of California State Polytechnic University-Pomona
from Chino Hills, CA
Do you feel you’re learning a lot?
The teachers are very friendly and are quite willing to answer any questions you have during office hours. I've only finished my first year, I truly feel I have learned a lot because of the staffs openness to students.
Do you enjoy the experience at your school?
Not only are the staff friendly, but as is the student body. For incoming freshmen, I advise you to attend Bronco Fusion the day before first classes. This event helps you feel welcome and like a true Bronco.
Do you feel you’re getting value for the money you’re spending on college?
Even during the hard times like we are currently experiencing, CPP's tuition is still reasonable. You get good classes and learn a lot from the professors that teach here.
Do you have any tips for prospective students?
I advise prospective students to definitely go on a tour of the campus. You learn a lot about the faculty and the way the school is run, but also the history of Cal Poly. If you do decide on enrolling, I strongly advise you to get a Road Map for your major because it helps you organize which classes you should take.
Which types of students will excel at your college?
Cal Poly is great for all types of students, but for those interested in Engineering, Business, Agriculture, or the Arts, I'd say this is definitely a strong candidate.
The teachers are very friendly and are quite willing to answer any questions you have during office hours. I've only finished my first year, I truly feel I have learned a lot because of the staffs openness to students.
Not only are the staff friendly, but as is the student body. For incoming freshmen, I advise you to attend Bronco Fusion the day before first classes. This event helps you feel welcome and like a true Bronco.
Even during the hard times like we are currently experiencing, CPP's tuition is still reasonable. You get good classes and learn a lot from the professors that teach here.
I advise prospective students to definitely go on a tour of the campus. You learn a lot about the faculty and the way the school is run, but also the history of Cal Poly. If you do decide on enrolling, I strongly advise you to get a Road Map for your major because it helps you organize which classes you should take.
Cal Poly is great for all types of students, but for those interested in Engineering, Business, Agriculture, or the Arts, I'd say this is definitely a strong candidate.