Cal Poly Profile - Sonoma Valley High School

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Cal Poly,
Obispo
San Luis
Fast Facts
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Green and Gold
 Nickname: Mustang
 Mascot: Musty the
Mustang
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Getting In…
 Cal
Poly's admissions process is highly
selective.
 For fall 2010, Cal Poly accepted 10,918
freshman applicants out of a total 33,626
freshman applicants, yielding a 32%
freshman acceptance rate.
 Accepted freshman applicants had an
average high school GPA of 3.90
Declare a Major!
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Cal Poly requires students to declare a major
when applying for admission, and the university
then admits the most competitive applicants
within each major.
 Because of this, certain Cal Poly majors set
higher admission standards than do other
majors. To prevent students from applying for an
easy-to-get-into major and transferring to
another major, Cal Poly makes it difficult to
change majors.
Agricultural Schools
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Cal Poly is the second largest land-holding
university in California, with holdings
totaling 9678 acres (2nd only to UC
Berkeley
Part of the Cal Poly property is the Swanton
Pacific Ranch, a 3,200-acre (13 km2) ranch
located in Santa Cruz County, California.
The ranch provides educational and
research opportunities, encompasses
rangeland, livestock, and forestry
operations for the College of Agriculture,
Food, and Environmental sciences.
Cal Poly’s teaching philosophy is “Learn by
Doing” with emphasis on sustainable
management of agricultural practices.
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Cal Poly fields 20 varsity sports.
 Baseball
 Basketball
 Golf
 Soccer
 Football
 Dance/Cheer
 Cross
Country
-Swimming
-Tennis
-Track
-Volleyball
-Wrestling
-Softball
-Band
Awards
 According
to U.S. News & World Report's
2011 America's Best Colleges report, Cal
Poly is ranked #1 in the Western United
States for public schools whose highest
degree is a Master's for the 18th straight
year.
John Madden: Pro-football personality
George Gomes: California Undersecretary of Agriculture
Linda Ozawa Olds & Joseph Vergara: Founders of Jamba Juice
George P. Foster: Owner of Foster Farms
Mike Krukow: Giants broadcaster & retired MLB pitcher
“Weird Al” Yankovic: Grammy-winning rock parodist
Peter Oppenheimer: Senior Vice President & CFO of Apple
Computers, Inc.
“Ozzie” Smith: Hall of Fame St. Louis Cardinals shortstop
San Luis: The City
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The weather is almost
ALWAYS nice in San Luis.
Every Thursday night
through out the year, the
city hosts a delightful
outdoor market/festival.
The city's SLO Transit bus
system provides service to
and from campus. Since
the buses are partially
subsidized by student
tuition, Cal Poly students
can ride for free.
Add Your Mark…
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Visit
Bubble
Gum Alley
in San
Luis, and
add your
gum to it!