California State Polytechnic University Pomona overview

Q. What is the main USP of California State Polytechnic University?

Ans:  California State Polytechnic University Humboldt is considered to be one of the best universities in the West. The university consists of around 6000 students with 490 faculties teaching currently. The university is located in one of the prime locations and is surrounded by greenery and a natural environment. Some of the rankings and achievements of the university are as follows:

• According to U.S New and World Report, it's categorized as "Top Western University"
• According to Princeton Review, it's considered as "Best College in the West" and also "Green College"
• The university has been given the "President's Higher Education Community Service Honor Roll"

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Q. What is the ranking of California State Polytechnic University?

Ans: Some of the rankings and achievements of the university are as follows:

• According to U.S New and World Report, it's categorized as "Top Western University"
• According to Princeton Review, it's considered as "Best College in the West" and also "Green College"
• The university has been given the "President's Higher Education Community Service Honor Roll"

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Q. Is Humboldt a large city?

Ans: Yes it is a large city.

Q. What's the weather like around California State Polytechnic University?

Ans: The weather is generally cold with temperatures dipping down to negative but at the same time summers are really hot and humid.

Q.How many students study at California State Polytechnic University?

Ans: There are around 6000 students in the university.

Q.Who are the top Alumni of California State Polytechnic University?

Ans California State Polytechnic University Humboldt Notable Alumni are as follows:

• Taylor Boggs: Football player
• Melissa Braden: Sculptor
• Mark Conover: Olympian
• Dan Curry: Emmy Award winner
• Harrell Fletcher: Artist
• Martin Wong: American painter
• Mike Patton: Musician
• Marla Spivak: Entomologist