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Watch the numbers rise as each of our universities confer degrees at their spring commencement ceremonies:
*Number of total graduates based on campus estimates of eligible graduates or commencement participants. Official tally of degrees conferred will be available in fall 2026.
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We are the nation's most diverse four-year university—ethnically, economically and academically. We transform individual lives and drive California’s economy. Our students graduate with less (or no) debt and more job-ready skills, empowered to thrive individually and to contribute mightily to the success of their communities and state.
See more of the top “10 Reasons to Choose the CSU.”
The CSU is committed to making the meaningful and impactful changes needed to transform and strengthen our Title IX and other anti-discrimination programs, infrastructure, culture and climate.
The 2025 Economic Impact Report quantifies the multi-billion-dollar impact that the CSU has on California’s workforce and economy.
The CSU has released its new strategic plan with an emphasis on student success and powering California’s workforce.
The CSU provides resources and information on the rapidly changing federal policy landscape.
The CSU filed a lawsuit against the U.S. Department of Education to challenge an unlawful attempt to retroactively penalize San José State University and rejected OCR’s Proposed Resolution Agreement related to its Title IX investigation of the SJSU women’s volleyball team.
Consistent with California law and federal civil rights laws, the CSU provides equal opportunity in education and employment without unlawful discrimination or preferential treatment based on race, sex, color, ethnicity, or national origin. All university programs and activities are open to all.
