Graduation rates and goals for California State University’s 23 campuses

Graduation rates in 2018 for students who began as full-time freshmen

CSU campus	Four year graduation rate	Four-year goal by 2025	Six-year graduation rate	Six-year goal by 2025
Bakersfield	14.7	30	42.1	56
Channel Islands	21.5	40	54.8	67
Chico	29.3	41	66.3	74
Dominguez Hills	11.6	31	45	55
East Bay	16.6	35	48.2	62
Fresno	19.3	35	54	69
Fullerton	25.5	44	67.8	75
Humboldt	22	30	51.8	56
Long Beach	28.5	39	69.4	77
Los Angeles	9.5	30	48.5	55
Cal Maritime	48.1	62	61.7	68
Monterey Bay	29.1	44	60.4	63
Northridge	14.8	30	53.9	66
Pomona	29.7	38	71.1	73
Sacramento	14.7	30	51.1	60
San Bernardino	18.7	30	56.8	62
San Diego	46.6	54	74.1	86
San Francisco	24.9	33	54.9	69
San Jose	19.3	35	64.9	71
San Luis Obispo	52.5	71	81.7	92
San Marcos	16.5	30	54.9	61
Sonoma	35.1	54	62.9	75
Stanislaus	19.4	37	58	65

Source: California State University

CSU campus	Two-year graduation rate	Two-year goal by 2025	Four-year graduation rate	Four-year goal by 2025
Bakersfield	41.5	48	71.1	74
Channel Islands	44.7	54	75.1	78
Chico	39	43	78.6	86
Dominguez Hills	36.2	40	69.9	75
East Bay	43.9	48	74.7	83
Fresno	29.9	34	75.1	80
Fullerton	36.2	44	79.4	85
Humboldt	37.9	38	75.4	79
Long Beach	41.1	49	86	91
Los Angeles	29.9	36	74.4	81
Cal Maritime	10.1	23	70.6	68
Monterey Bay	46.6	46	79.5	80
Northridge	35.4	43	76.1	81
Pomona	32.3	29	80	85
Sacramento	37.4	38	71.7	81
San Bernardino	39.9	45	78.8	83
San Diego	51.3	51	85.1	91
San Francisco	44.7	49	72.8	86
San Jose	31.9	36	74.4	80
San Luis Obispo	35.3	45	90.1	93
San Marcos	29.3	40	73.9	77
Sonoma	62.6	64	83.1	91
Stanislaus	38.7	45	77.8	78

Source: California State University

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