Jurrasic said:At Cal State San Luis Obisbo, what are some impacted majors?
Are any of the impacted majors there science or engineering related majors?
Jurrasic said:And does this school only have science and engineering majors
Vanadium 50 said:Google "SLO impacted majors". After 0.25 seconds you get the following "All majors at San Luis Obispo and most majors at San Diego are impacted".
Again, two clicks from the Cal Poly home page gets one to the http://www.ess.calpoly.edu/_admiss/undergrad/prospective_majorsoffered.html".
With all due respect, I think you've wasted enough of this forum's time. You are not ready for college - any college. In college you need to be able to look something up on your own, and not ask someone else to do your work for you.
An impacted major is a program of study that has more applicants than available spots. This means that there are more students interested in the major than the university can accommodate.
You can check the list of impacted majors on the university's website or by contacting the admissions office. This list is subject to change, so it is always best to check with the university directly.
No, not all majors are impacted. Some programs may have a limited number of spots, but are not considered impacted because the number of applicants does not exceed the available spots.
Impacted majors are highly competitive and have a limited number of spots, so it may be more difficult to get accepted into these programs. However, it is still possible to get accepted if you meet the admissions requirements and criteria.
Choosing an impacted major can have its benefits, such as smaller class sizes, more specialized courses, and a more competitive and rigorous academic environment. It can also prepare you for a highly competitive job market in your field of study.