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California State Polytechnic University, Pomona

Pomona, California

Institution Type

Public University

College Type

4-Year

Region

West

CTG Transfer Rating

87

/ 100

Highly Transfer Friendly

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California State Polytechnic University, Pomona is a large public university located in...

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2,200

Annual Transfers

25,000

Enrollment

$7,468

Tuition

The CTG Take

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Phone

(909) 869-3130

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Toll Free

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Address

Pomona, California

3801 W. Temple Avenue

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Admissions Email

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School Website

Transfer Snapshot

California State Polytechnic University, Pomona is a large public university located in Pomona, California. It enrolls approximately 25,000 students and has listed tuition of $7,468.00. The school reports a substantial transfer population of approximately 2,200 students annually. Transfer students can contact Brandon Tuck directly for admissions guidance.

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College Description

One of only two polytechnic universities in the CSU system, Cal Poly Pomona offers 95+ undergraduate programs across agriculture, arts, business administration, education and integrative studies, engineering, environmental design, letters arts and sciences, and science. Known for its learn-by-doing philosophy, strong programs in architecture, hospitality, and agriculture, and a 1,400-acre working farm on campus.

Data is reviewed regularly. Tuition and fees are subject to change.

Always confirm details with the college before applying.

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