California State University, Fullerton

California State University-Fullerton (CSUF) which is also known as Cal State Fullerton is a public university in Fullerton city of California state. It was initially founded in 1957 and is currently the largest university in the California State University System with over 40,000 enrollment. It offers 57 bachelor's, 52 graduate, and 3 doctoral degrees. 

It is one of the leading universities in the CSU system and acts as an intellectual and cultural center for Southern California. Its innovative high-impact education, extra-curricular experiences and faculty-student collaborative research drives California’s workforce of 16,000 jobs and economic development of over $2.26 billion. 

CSUF’s main campus sits atop a 241-acre campus northeast of Fullerton. It consists of 110 buildings which include student housing for 1980 students and a dining complex. Other facilities include student recreation centers, university police, and emergency operations center. Libraries, student unions, conference rooms, Arboretum, Marriot hotel, and sports complex. Apart from this campus CSUF also has a few other branches in Irvine, Santa Ana, and CSUF Garden Grove Center.