Cal State San Bernardino and UC Riverside have been named among the top education schools in the United States by U.S. News & World Report. Both were ranked 86 – tied with 10 other institutions of higher learning – in the magazines Best Education Schools category, which was part of …
Read More »CSUSB cybersecurity program gets federal help
Cal State San Bernardino’s cybersecurity program has received $963,000 in federal funding that will be used to start a new project. The grant, will help launch the Tech and Workforce Hub Project, will assist students at the Cybersecurity Center begin their cybersecurity careers according to a statement on the university’s …
Read More »Another instructional building slated for UCR
Construction will begin this summer on a four-story building at UC Riverside that will be used for instructional education. Approved recently by the UC Board of Regents, the Undergraduate Teaching and Learning Facility will cover 100,700 square feet and seat 1,700 students, according to a statement on the university’s website. …
Read More »CSUSB to hold groundbreaking
Cal State San Bernardino will break ground next month on the building that will be home to its Master of Science in Physician Assistant (MSPA) program. The 27-month program will operate out of the renovated Yasuda Center for Extended Learning, a 15,600 square-foot building on the west end of the campus. …
Read More »Magazine ranks two CSUSB online programs among nation’s best
Two online programs at Cal State San Bernardino have been named among the best in the United States by a prominent online news magazine. The school’s graduate criminal justice program ranked 44th and its MBA program ranked 137th on U.S. News & World Report’s 2024 Best Online Programs. The criminal …
Read More »UC receives 250,000 applications
The University of California has received more than 250,000 applications for the fall 2024 semester, a 1.5 percent year-over-year increase driven by an increase in applications from transfer students and California residents. Forty-seven percent of the first-year applicants were from groups that traditionally have been underrepresented in higher education, a …
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