CSUSB Alert: Power has been restored to the San Bernardino campus; normal operations will resume Friday, July 26th.

Power to the San Bernardino campus has been restored as of 9:55 a.m. Normal campus operations will resume Friday, July 26th. Essential staff with questions on whether to report should contact their appropriate administrator. Facilities Management will be working to check all building systems including HVAC, elevators and fire alarms. If power has not been restored in your work area when you return, please report that to Facilities Planning and Management at (909) 537-5175. The Palm Desert Campus remains open and operational.

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Did You Know?

Facts on Student Success

  • Students who worked with a faculty member on a research project benefited more desired learning outcomes when the faculty member explained expectations and provided feedback during and after the project. (NSSE, 2007)
  • Nationwide, the academic preparation of high school students for college-level work has improved over the past decade (NCPPHE 2006).
  • All of the accrediting agencies now put assessment of student learning at the center of the quality review (Ewell, 2006).
  • The United States remains a world leader in the proportion of all adults with college credentials, and the country is also at the top of international performance in the of young adults enrolled in college (OECD 2006).
  • College completion rates have increased slightly over the past decade—primarily because of the growing number of students completing certificates, but also because of modest increases in baccalaureate and associate's degree completions (NCPPHE 2006).
  • There is a positive correlation between the number of a student participates in and the number of academic years it takes to complete their degree.
  • Eighty-seven percent of and 91% of seniors rated their entire educational experience at this institution (CSUSB) as "excellent" or "good." (IR, 2014)
  • High impact teaching practices have positive associations with student learning and retention (IR, 2014).