California State Polytechnic University, Pomona
California Polytechnic State University in Pomona, or Cal Poly-Pomona is a public university in Pomona, California, United States. It is one of the two polytechnics in the 23-member California State University system. Cal Poly Pomona, already offers several training programs in nine academic unites and already has moe than 21,000 registered students in fall 2011.
The university is the member of a small group of the Polytechnc Universities of United States dedicated for training Technical Sciences and Applied Sciences.
Ranking:
U.S. News & World Report's 2016, ranked the university as 4th among public Western Colleges. Cal Poly Pomona was ranked 12th as the most diverse campus among regional universities in the West. This University has been placed 8th for maximum absorption of international students, and 10th place for the highest graduation rate among other state colleges in south.
Schools:
| 1 | College of Agricultute |
| 2 | College of Business Administration |
| 3 | College of Education and Integrative Studies |
| 4 | College of Engineering |
| 5 | College of Environmental Design |
| 6 | Collins College of Hospitality |
| 7 | College of Letters, Arts and Social Science |
| 8 | College of Science |
| 9 | College of Extended University |
Campus:
Cal Poly Pomona, in Pomona, is located as a part of Los Angeles metropolitian area. It is located in Pomona City in the eastern part of Los Angele, and from the east is bordered by the city of San Bernardino. 1,438 acre campus of the University has marked Cal Poly Pomona University as the second largest area in the California State University system. The university has facilities such as 53 hectares in Santa Paula California, 25-acre campus in Spadra Ranch, and studio Neutra VDL. Its accommodation is located in West Los Angeles. In addition, an area of 31 hectare is the main area of Pomona campus and is known for environmental storage.