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My daughter likes to walk around the ponds at the University. So her and I will walk around the ponds there which there are quite a few. We both like seeing the turtles that gather on this rock. Around 3-7 turtles will be chillin in the sun on that rock every time we go there

Very lovely gardens well kept utilities and a deviation roadway in which can be used,also a .magnificent walkway that the animal's would roam.

CSU in Turlock is a great university, All my three children got their bachelor's degree from here , Also a beautiful , popular place for wedding pictures 👌💯👍

All i can say is this. If you can plan for your professors to be dry when it rains on graduation... you could atleast plan for your graduates who have paid and earned there degree there.

Great school with excellent student services. However, the Vending machines in Vasche Library and In Naraghi Hall rarely function properly, which can be exceptionally irritating

Great college, beautiful campus. On my way to getting my bachelors, has a less expensive tuition than most colleges.

Come here for community events all the time. 4th of july was a hit. Came today for their fall carnival. Awesome our kids had a blast. All the students were into what they were doing. Thank you for contributing to the comminity.

Love taking photos here for special events, the area is so pretty. I just wish there wasnt so much bird poop EVERYWHERE lol.

The teachers are great, the campus is beautiful, and I have nothing but good things to say about since I started going here… It’s outstanding! And I’m so blessed to be here!

Beautiful campus! Great place to walk. Just watch out for goose/duck poop

Beautiful campus with multiple ponds and fountains, makes for beautiful pictures. The college and campus itself is rated 10th best University in the West. The faculty are generally very helpful and the campus has an activities center, large cafeteria with multiple dining options and delicious food. The dorms are nice and located on campus, a short distance from class buildings. The campus is very walkable and is close to other dining and shopping areas.

I graduated from here. I love it so much. I miss it😢

When it comes to choosing a college that truly values students, fosters personal growth, and provides an affordable path to success, California State University, Stanislaus stands out as an underrated powerhouse. The campus is beautiful, the class sizes are small, and the faculty actually know your name. Professors care about your future, not just about publishing research. You’re not just a number at Stan State — you’re a person, and that makes a huge difference. Stanislaus State also offers exceptional value. Tuition is reasonable, financial aid is accessible, and you leave with a degree employers respect — without the crushing debt. The campus is tight-knit, safe, and full of supportive peers. If you or your child is looking for a university where they’ll be guided, not left behind, this is the place. Now, let’s talk about UC Davis — a school that runs more like a soulless academic factory than a place of learning. Overcrowded lecture halls. Disconnected faculty. Mind-numbing bureaucracy. Good luck getting a counselor’s time when you need it or any real academic support unless you aggressively chase it down. The cost? Outrageous. For what? A name? Prestige? That won’t pay the bills when you’re saddled with loans and a diluted education. Don’t be fooled by shiny rankings and polished brochures. UC Davis scores a 0 out of 100 in student-first education. It’s a high-stress, low-support environment that prioritizes research output over student outcomes. For parents: ask yourself — do you want your child to thrive, or to survive in a system that treats them like an ID number? If you care about real learning, real support, and real return on investment — Stanislaus State is the better choice. Hands down.

I went here for my Bachelors degree and now for my graduate. Everything for my Bachelors was smooth but it seems quality has gone down here significantly or maybe it's just because I'm in graduate school. I have run into a multitude of issues here with a few things that I had to do for my graduate program. Most significantly, my MPN did not show up in the Financial Aid office system. I have been getting the run around with it and getting very little response. I was first referred to the loan coordinator with nothing but a first name only. Then, after searching for it myself, I emailed over the course of 2 weeks, I emailed 2 times with no response. I also called twice in that time. First time, I was told that they were doing something on the backend and I should check back in 24-48 hours. I checked back in 48 hours and was told it would be fixed by "Thursday" which was 3 days from that point in time. Thursday comes and goes and still nothing. I understand being bombarded or out of their control, but there is no excuse to have zero correspondence (beyond being told to just wait) with students regarding loan issues. Emails ignored, etc. This is the lives and futures of real life people that are impacted. Sometimes, housing and other basic life needs are also impacted. There should definitely be more than "just wait" being given over the phone through another staff member. Overall, I have to say that the experience has been a disappointment. I will update review if it improves, but my issue has yet to be resolved and the process has been nothing short of frustrating. On another note, my professors seem great and invested in their students.

It’s a huge blessing knowing little ones are in such good hands while also being part of the Stan State community. Highly recommend this center for families looking for quality childcare and early education.

Very beautiful and scenic campus with multiple ponds, trees, and wildlife.

I am a former student that graduated in May 2022. I came to this school because it felt right at home. It was maybe double the size of my high school in Minnesota. I felt very comfortable and enjoyed the beautiful campus. I did have some mixed experiences about the faculty, and professors here. When I initially got advised before my freshman year, the student advisor accidentally put me in 2 classes that fulfilled the same G.E. requirement. Unfortunately, I didn't realize that until like mid semester since I was still getting used to school. Other times when I asked for career advice, I was told to just make friends with previous Alumni on LinkedIn and use that as a resource. I went in for a computer science degree but graduated with a Sociology Degree. The computer science department was cold. I made good grades in computer science, but their advising department was mediocre at best. I was contemplating dropping out of school until my sister told me to change majors and visit the Sociology department. I can not thank Cindy Browning and Dr. Ann Strahm enough. They both listened to my needs and went above and beyond to make sure I was successful. Dr. Ann Strahm was my advisor and give me clear concise directions on how to graduate on time and worked around my weaknesses. If it wasn't for them, I honestly would've dropped out. While Sociology may seem like a useless major to some, I really enjoyed it and it made me a more critical thinker. It really showed me how our society is set up in a capitalistic manner. While it is vague information, I now realize that I have to pursue a entrepreneurial venture and that a 9-5 day job is not for me in order for me to achieve my goals and dreams. Overall, I met a lot of great professors, made some really close friends, but to future students make sure you understand everything at advising to graduate on time. Good Luck!

Love it. University is very involved with students. Great place for you or young adult.

This is my first semester here but I absolutely love it. Beautiful campus especially when the leaves charge color. Amazing professors who are willing to work with you. And the dorms are way better than I expected. When any issues arise I just fill out a work order abd the next day it's fixed or being worked on. The food is also great. Though if you're vegetarian like me you need to work around with it. Find out if they have substitutions for meat. Or which items can be boughten without the meat

Campus is really nice and they mostly take care of it. Financial aid on the other hand is horrendous. Do not expect them to help you or do their jobs in a friendly manner. They will do anything they can to deny you in getting financial aid for school. Seems to be a common theme here with several people I know. They don't care if you graduate and are more concerned with catering to international students who pay 100% of the costs.