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Here’s how the Fall 2015 admitted students stack up
To start, the average GPA of admitted students is a 4.0.
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ASI Board of Directors Approves Resolution for Open Course Evaluations
At the meeting last week, the ASI Board of Directors approved the resolution to open up course evaluations for students to reference when choosing their classes. The next step is asking the university to look at this possibility. Many universities already offer evaluations for students to see.
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Cal Poly track and field finishes third at Big West Championships
In all, 10 Mustangs earned All-Conference honors, while 13 set new Personal Records.
Posted inBaseball, Sports
Cal Poly baseball takes series against UC Riverside with more timely hitting
The Mustangs secured their final home-series of the year.
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United Nations University summit to study drought
It’s easy to stay in Cal Poly’s isolated bubble of green lawns and flowering plants. It’s easy to forget we’re in a drought.
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Mustang News Now: 1-Minute update
Mustang News anchor Leah Horner has the headlines you need to know going into this week.
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5th graders: constructing their futures with sand
Cal Poly architectural engineering and liberal studies students teamed up to teach local 5th graders about what they do, and it all led up to a beach day where the students designed and built their own sandcastles.
Posted inFeatures, Mustang News TV
Time with Eric: Stars to watch
Host Eric Djane sits down with Emily Ventimiglia, Lucas Meikle, and the band Pleasantly.
Posted inSoftball, Sports
Cal Poly softball winless in Friday doubleheader at UC Riverside
The Mustangs are winless in their last nine games.
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Top ten things you need to know about Cal Poly’s future
Cal Poly may soon be a year long school if President Armstrong’s master plan is passed.