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Cal Poly Pomona has implemented a multifactor admission (MFA) model to evaluate all incoming transfer applicants. Many of our impacted majors have required or recommended supplemental courses that will help prepare prospective applicants for further studies in their major.
Freshmen applicants applying to an impacted major will receive "Local Preference" for admission consideration based on our local area designation. In addition, as a part of our commitment to provide access to veterans, Cal Poly Pomona gives "Local Preference" to all veterans regardless of their institution.
This means that, in general, applications received from students from outside the designated local area will be held to higher admission requirements than those received from students inside the local area. The following majors are impacted, but do not have supplemental requirements: Accounting, Architecture, and Physics.
Cal Poly is impacted for all undergraduate programs and gives preference to local applicants. Learn how to apply for your preferred major, choose an alternate major, and understand the admission process based on academic factors and other values.
Cal Poly Pomona students who wish to change majors to an impacted program must meet supplemental requirements required for that major. Requesting a change to an impacted major must be received by the end of the initial filing period for the term for which new majors are being accepted (i.e.
3 dni temu · Cal Poly Pomona may limit undergraduate admission in an enrollment category due to overall enrollment limits. If applying after the initial filing period, consult the Office of Admissions and Outreach for current information.
4 dni temu · By Ryan Leon, Oct. 15, 2024 Cal Poly Pomona has been ranked the No. 2 top public school in the west by U.S. News for the third straight year.. With a fall enrollment of 25,255 undergraduate students and 1,941 graduate students for the 2024-2025 academic year, according to the 2024 fall term enrollment summary, CPP has been a top destination for incoming freshman and transfer students.
