Resources for Current CSCI Student

Degree Roadmaps

The Degree Roadmap is a suggested plan of when to take classes to complete your specific major and option in an efficient fashion.

Major Advising 

The College of Science Student Service Center provides comprehensive major advising and support for students in the Health Sciences, Biology, Chemistry, and Biochemistry majors. Students with with other majors should see their Faculty Advisor. The Student Services Center advisors assist students in thoroughly understanding their major/minor requirements, planning classes, and completing necessary paperwork. Their goal is to help students as they transition into university life and develop useful skills to complete their degree. The Center also supports students in other majors with routine and general questions.

In addition to meeting with your major advisor, there are College of Science Faculty Advisors who meet with students to discuss class substitutions, field specializations, career exploration, and department specific questions.

 

Computer Science
Mathematics
Public Health

 

The catalog is the go-to resource to learn about what programs the University offers, what courses you need to complete your degree, course descriptions, units, prerequisites, and learning outcomes.  It also provides helpful information on University policies regarding enrollment, admission, and grading.

For more University forms, visit the Office of the Registrar

 Student Health & Counseling Services

Student Health & Counseling Services is a fully accredited outpatient clinic staffed by Board Certified Physicians, and licensed Nurse Practitioners, Nurses, and Counselors. Student Health & Counseling Services offers basic medical care for most illnesses and injuries and various elective services.

Title IX

To report an incident, please contact the Title IX coordinator, confidential advocate, or for a list of resources or more information, please visit the Title IX website.

California State Uuniversity East Bay (CSUEB) has created a network of structures, policies and procedures for working with at-risk students (including the potentially violent student) for the purposes of providing support to the individual student and ensuring a safe campus environment. With regard to students in distress, the university has the responsibility to set the policies and programs that promote a safe campus environment and to respond to students who are at risk or are an imminent danger to self or others. Each organizational unit of the campus involved in this effort has a specific set of functions. However, it is the interaction of the various units of the system that is crucial when encountering the complex cases involving at-risk students.

University Police Department (UPD)

The University Police Department is a professionally trained police department established pursuant to Section 89560 of the Education Code to fulfill the Public Safety needs of the campus Community. The department has primary responsibility for public safety on the Hayward and Contra Costa Campuses and one mile beyond its borders.

Pioneers for H.O.P.E.

Pioneers for H.O.P.E (Helping Our Pioneers Excel) California State University, East Bay's new intervention program will address the Chancellor's food and housing security initiatives to include wide-ranging efforts to immediately serve some of our most-at risk students facing homelessness, food insecurity, and other various crisis situations.

 

 

The STEM LAB

The STEM LAB, housed in the College of Science, is a community learning space that connects students with graduate Teaching Associates (TAs) and undergraduate Learning Assistants (LAs). This study space is designed to support students in specific courses for BIOL, CS, EES, MATH, PHYS, PSYC, PH/HSC, and STAT. Students are encouraged to drop in for LA office hours, use the space to meet with study groups, or work on homework.

Cal State East Bay publishes over 125 scholarship opportunities annually with awards ranging from $500 to $10,000. To apply, check out Pioneer Scholarships for more information on need-based and merit scholarships through individual departments, College of Science, CSUEB, the CSU System, and external organizations.

to find available scholarship opportunities. To find scholarships from the College of Science, select the "filter" option and select College of Science under "organization". Be sure to check out the hundreds of institutional scholarships and many private scholarships that are tailored specifically to your eligibility. 

 

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TO DETERMINE IF YOU ARE ELIGIBLE FOR ONE OF THE DEAN'S SCHOLARSHIPS, PLEASE SEE THE LIST BELOW.

 

JOAN SIEBER / RIC TOMBARI GRADUATE SCHOLARSHIP

The Joan Sieber / Ric Tombari Graduate Scholarship is offered to all currently enrolled graduates and graduating seniors who have been accepted to a graduate program at any university. To qualify for this opportunity, applicants must meet the following eligibility requirements:

  1. Be an enrolled undergraduate CSUEB student, who will enter graduate school at any university (not restricted to CSUEB) in the fall

  2. Have a minimum 3.0 cumulative GPA

  3. Must have volunteer service contributions history within the community and/OR the University (submitted via the General Application)

  4. Graduate students at CSUEB may reapply for this scholarship

Award will disburse in the Fall 2024 term

 

 

GUY WARREN MEMORIAL SCHOLARSHIP

The E. Guy Warren Memorial Scholarship is awarded to students who are seniors majoring in Science or Mathematics. To qualify for this opportunity, applicants must meet the following eligibility requirements:

  1. Be a CSUEB senior with a major in Science or Mathematics

  2. Have completed 36 units at CSUEB at time of application submission

  3. Have a cumulative GPA of 3.0

  4. Submit two personal letters of reference from CSUEB faculty members

*Please be aware this scholarship can not be awarded to graduating seniors.*

Award will disburse in the Fall 2024 term

 

 

ERNEST CLEMENTS SCHOLARSHIP

The Ernest Clements Scholarship is awarded to undergraduate sophomores or juniors in the College of Science. To qualify for this opportunity, applicants must meet the following eligibility requirements:

  1. Be a CSUEB junior or sophomore (at time of application) in the College of Science

  2. Have completed 36 units (or in progress) at CSUEB with a GPA of 3.0 or higher

  3. Provide two letters of recommendation from CSUEB faculty

Award will disburse in the Fall 2024 term

 

 

COLLEGE OF SCIENCE SCHOLARSHIP

The College of Science Scholarship provides scholarships and awards for undergraduate students in the College of Science. To qualify for this opportunity, applicants must meet the following eligibility requirements:

  1. Be an undergraduate student with a declared major within the College of Science

  2. Have a cumulative GPA of 3.0 or higher

  3. Demonstrate financial need by thoroughly answering the Financial Need Statement question: Explain your financial need, and be sure to talk about how this scholarship will help with the cost of your education.

  4. Demonstrate high achievement in science by submitting a supplemental statement that highlights those achievements and/or describes one or more high-quality project/s or poster presentation/s

  5. Submit two letters of recommendation

Award will disburse evenly in the Fall 2024

 

 

CHERRIE NANNINGA SCHOLARSHIP FOR THE PROMOTION
OF WOMEN IN STEM

To qualify for Cherrie Nanninga Scholarship for the Promotion of Women in STEM, applicants must meet the following eligibility requirements:

  1. Have a minimum GPA of 3.0

  2. Be a junior in the Fall of 2022 in the College of Science

  3. Majoring in Biology, Biochemistry, Chemistry, Computer Engineering, Computer Science, Environmental Science, Geology, Industrial Engineering, Mathematics, Physics, Statistics, Nursing, Health Sciences or construction Management.

  4. Submit a 300-500 word essay that demonstrates how the scholarship will help the your career goals in STEM and will promote, advance, and inspire women in the STEM field.

Award will disburse in the Fall 2024 term

 

 

ALFONSO GUTIÉRREZ GO TO THE MOON
MEMORIAL SCHOLARSHIP IN STEM

The purpose of the Alfonso Gutiérrez Go to the Moon Memorial Scholarship in STEM is to assist undergraduate students pursuing a major in Biological Sciences, Chemistry and Biochemistry, Computer Science, Earth and Environmental Sciences, Engineering, Mathematics, Physics, and/or Statistics and Biostatistics within the College of Science at CSU East Bay.  

To qualify for this opportunity, applicants must meet the following eligibility requirements:

  1. Must be an undergraduate student must be pursuing a major in one of the following departments: Biological Sciences, Chemistry and Biochemistry, Computer Science, Earth and Environmental Sciences, Engineering, Mathematics, Physics, and/or Statistics and Biostatistics. 

  2. Must be in good academic standing. 

  3. Must demonstrate financial need as evidenced by a) a completed FAFSA or CA Dream Act or b) a statement stating how the scholarship will help with the recipient’s cost of attendance. 

  4. Must write a 500 word statement that demonstrates how this award will help the recipient’s career goals in STEM and will promote, advance, and inspire Latinos in STEM and/or share the awardee’s participation in affinity groups or projects that support the Latino community

*Please be aware this scholarship can not be awarded to graduating seniors.*

Award will disburse in the Fall 2024 semester

 

 

THE MALAVALLI FAMILY EXCELLENCE IN STEM
SCHOLARSHIP 

The Malavalli Family Excellence in STEM Scholarship is eligible to incoming freshmen or returning Cal State East Bay students who meet the following eligibility requirements:

  1. Must be an incoming freshman or a returning undergrad East Bay student who has attended one of the following high schools: Mt. Eden, Hayward High or Tennyson High School.
  2. Continuing students must be majoring in one of the following areas: Biology, Biochemistry, Chemistry, Computer Engineering, Industrial Engineering, Computer Science, Physics, or Environmental Science. Incoming freshmen must declare on their application the intent to major in one of the above areas.
  3. Students must document that they have participated in affinity groups (school/campus or community club affiliations) that support African American and/or Latinx communities.
  4. Demonstrate financial need as evidenced by a) a completed FAFSA or b) a statement how the scholarship will help with the cost of the recipient’s education

*Please be aware this scholarship can not be awarded to graduating seniors.*

Award will disburse evenly in the Fall 2024 semester