This website is designed to keep the ÍÑ¿ã°É Bay community updated on the latest recruitment and retention initiatives, helping to drive enrollment. You will find the latest numbers and projects taking place across the university, all moving us toward our shared goals.
For the first time since 2020, ÍÑ¿ã°É Bay is celebrating an enrollment increase. Growth is being driven by a rise in California residents and state-side students, pushing our overall headcount to 12,409 (including university extension) for Fall 2025. This milestone reflects the collective efforts of our campus community in recruitment, retention, and student success.
Strategic enrollment management is a comprehensive data-informed approach to aligning all university programs, practices, policies, and planning to ensure the equitable recruitment, persistence, goal completion, and graduation of all students, undergraduate and graduate.
Explore CSUEB’s recruitment and retention initiatives that drive student enrollment and success.
Explore CSUEB’s top events and highlights that drive student enrollment and success.
Transfer students are an integral part of the ÍÑ¿ã°É Bay community, bringing diverse experiences, goals, and perspectives that enrich our campus. We’re committed to supporting their success from the moment they consider transferring to the day they graduate. Through events like East Bay Days, Transfer Fridays, and Welcome Day, we help students connect with campus resources, explore academic programs, and navigate their transfer pathways with confidence. Our ongoing partnerships, outreach, and advising efforts ensure a seamless enrollment experience and strong retention as students continue their journey at CSU East Bay.
Perry's Nest is the central place on campus where students can walk in and get help with advising, enrollment, financial aid, graduation, and more. Perry's Nest is a huge hit. Numbers are skyrocketing.
Find what you need in one place. Stay connected with EMSA Newsletters for the latest updates.
A quick glimpse of what's happening on the campus
The Degree Audit Report (DAR) is the tool used by students and advisors to map out courses toward graduation. Once students accept the admission offer, our Degree Audit team starts working on populating the report with your coursework.
Students may generate a preliminary DAR report using MyCSUEB after they accept the admission offer andThe Degree Audit team will notify students as soon as the official review is done and the DAR is officially ready to be used. At the very latest, the DAR will be completed no later than 3 months into the first semester and in time for students to plan their courses for their second semester.
ÍÑ¿ã°É Bay values your education and does everything to help support you with your journey. If you would like to speak to an advisor to go over your preliminary DAR and what courses you should take, contact your advisor and they will be able to help.
Fees are due after registering for classes. Check your MyCSUEB account under the “Finances” section to view your payment due date. You can pay in full or sign up for a payment plan.
Monitor your portal for your registration time. For spring semester admits, registration starts around November 1st. For fall semester admits, registration starts around April 1st.
Note that only students who have accepted our offer are assigned registration time.
Be sure to submit a Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA) application as soon as possible at . Use the ÍÑ¿ã°É Bay School Code 001138 when applying.
Monitor your portal for any document requests. Students are encouraged to quickly submit requested documents to avoid any delays in the processing of their financial aid awards. Visit the Financial Aid page at /financialaid/index.html to learn more.
