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San Diego/Imperial Valley College

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Humboldt Housing, Health Care, and Dining Facility

$101.0

Yes

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Humboldt Engineering and Technology Commons

100.0

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Bakersfield Energy Innovation Center

83.0

Yes

P

San Diego Brawley Center

80.0

Yes

W

San Bernardino Palm Desert Center

79.0

Yes

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Fullerton Engineering and Computer Science Hub

67.5

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San Luis Obispo Swanton Pacific Ranch

20.3

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Chico Human Identification Lab

55.0

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San Bernardino physician assistant program facilities

4.3

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bReflects whether CSU issued bonds for any of the project costs in summer 2023. 
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dThe state also approved $7.5 million to cover cost overruns across CSU’s student housing projects.

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