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San Jose State University
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Nick M.
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SJSU is the only CSU with Aviation as a major and that is why I am attending. If you like diversity San Jose is one of the most ethnically diverse cities in the nation, along with the University. On campus housing can be a burden due to expense. Classes are hard to get with the excess number of students attending. Class sizes vary from 20-350 with professors from around the globe (all are smart and knowledgeable but some have trouble speaking English properly and thus conveying information can sometimes be a challenge). A nice small campus in downtown San Jose really give you a city vibe with a somewhat dangerous campus at night. Santa Cruz, San Francisco, and Oakland all within an hour drive, very centrally located with a lot of city activities. Quality education but almost impossible to graduate in just 4 years with packed and limited classes during a given semester.
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