California State University, San Bernardino California State University, San Bernardino Education Established in 1965, Cal State, San Bernardino is part of the fully accredited system of public education known as the California State University. The campus's nationally recognized faculty members maintain weekly office hours to provide students with individual advising. Known for its programs in business administration, communication, computer science, psychology, and education, Cal State offers nearly fifty bachelor's degrees and twenty master's degrees, many of which include opportunities for internships and hands-on learning. During the summer, the Office of Extended Education offers several short, intensive sessions.
Students can participate in intramural or recreational sports teams.
Many international students live in Serrano Village, the on-campus residence halls, providing convenience and a taste of American culture. The International Student Services Office is dedicated to meeting the needs of international students by providing assistance in locating housing, orientation to the campus and community, immigration, and support services. International students serve as peer advisers, providing support and guidance, and stay updated each quarter with the International Student Newsletter. The American Culture and Language Program offers intensive English language training as well as a pre-MBA program for prospective international students. Cynthia D. Shum, Asst.