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Fresno State’s eight schools and colleges offer 74 undergraduate, 49 post-baccalaureate and three doctoral degree programs that emphasize hands-on learning experiences designed to prepare you for success after graduation.
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Fresno State’s fall admissions period will be open for undergraduate students from Oct. 1 through Dec. 2, allowing students to apply to start classes at Fresno State in fall 2025.
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Fresno State is a very welcoming and supportive campus. I am grateful for the past and future experiences that this campus will provide.
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The Central Utility Plant Replacement is underway to modernize and maintain Fresno State’s central utility infrastructure system. Click on the map for construction locations. See map
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The 365,000-square-foot library is located at the heart of campus. -
Gain hands-on experience in campus labs. -
Meet Fresno State’s furry live mascot, Victor E. Bulldog IV. -
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18 varsity teams compete in NCAA Division I. -
Students participate in cultural events on campus.
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Study endangered species in Panoche Hills. -
Conduct research with faculty at Morro Bay. -
Study species at Sequoia National Park. -
Engage in hands-on learning at the Fresno Chaffee Zoo. -
Gain rich agricultural experience at the campus farm. -
Take field trips to the San Joaquin River. -
Participate in local service opportunities.
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See All NewsFresno State’s Center for Essential Needs received a $500,000 Rapid Rehousing and Housing Security Program grant from the California State University Chancellor’s Office to develop and enhance programming for students facing homelessness and housing insecurity.
Funds will be disbursed to the center from the Chancellor’s Office through June 2028.
Diana Karageozian, lead clinical case manager at the Center for Essential Needs, said, “Homelessness has a devastating impact on a student’s ability to focus on their studies, pursue their aspirations and build a future. This grant will provide critical support to help students find stable housing quickly, so they can stay focused on their education, not on where they will sleep tonight.”