California State University, Dominguez Hills (CSUDH)

Student Ratings

Bree Nguyen Alumnus - Grad Year 2012

Cal State Dominguez Hills is mostly a commuter and local school so student life is relatively quiet. There are clubs, a small greek system and on-campus housing, but at off hours the campus is very quiet. CSUDH campus shares land with the Home Depot Center where L.A. Galaxy games and Chivas USA games are played and there can be a lot of traffic during game nights, but Home Depot Center parking attendants are always gracious to let students through as fast as possible. CSUDH has a great soccer program and was nationally ranked in Division II for men's soccer. Lots of clubs are on campus as well.

Jalonda Davis Former Student - Last Attended 2005

There are plenty of clubs, organizations, and activities one can join, if you take the time to be involved. I can truly say I didn't put as much effort into clubs because I was really busy, working, commuting, and working!! ? I was able to meet new people, make friends, and continue friendships outside of campus that persist after graduation. I can honestly say I feel safe at CSUDH, I have had classes from early morning, late at night, and some in between. Campus officers are available throughout the campus, and there are plenty of emergency call phones in case of an emergency. I remember I lost my wallet on campus, I was really emotional, and of course worried I’d lost my everything. After a visit to the Campus Police Station, I was reunited with my wallet, and nothing was stolen. Someone was kind enough to return my wallet after I dropped it in the computer lab! I was surprised, & relieved.

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