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California State University, Stanislaus
Established in 1965, CSU Stanislaus operates a 228-acre campus in Turlock serving over 11,000 students across 95 undergraduate and graduate programs.
California State University, Stanislaus was founded in 1965 to serve the Central Valley region. The university operates its primary campus on 228 acres in Turlock, where students pursue degrees through four colleges: Business Administration; Arts, Humanities and Social Sciences; Education, Kinesiology and Social Work; and Science. The campus has grown to serve more than 11,000 students, with over 66,000 alumni working throughout California and beyond.
Stan State emphasizes hands-on learning and career preparation, with a 17-to-1 student-to-faculty ratio and more than 50 student clubs and organizations. The university maintains ranking among the nation's best for social mobility and graduate earning potential. The presence of the university has shaped Turlock's character as an educational hub, drawing faculty, staff and students who form part of the city's broader economic and civic life.
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