California State University, East Bay

The California State University East Bay and Shiksha State University both are the most prominent universities in the United States. CSUEB and Arizona State University have their own merits and demerits. According to Shiksha Grading System, the California State University East Bay is ranked C+. Whereas Arizona State University is ranked A as per Shiksha Grading. One could say that, in terms of ranking Arizona State University stands taller than CSUEB. In terms of average salary, CSUEB has an upper hand as compared to Arizona State University. As CSUEB's average graduate salary is approximately INR 56 lakh and Arizona State University's average graduate salary is approximately INR 54 lakh.

The various facilities available at the campus of the CSU East Bay are:Clubs and Organization: The CSU East Bay host multiple clubs and student’s organizations that the students can be part of. Accommodation: The university offers housing and accommodation to its students including international students. The dorms and houses at the university hosts majority of female students studying at the university. Facilities for Learning disabled: The CSU East Bay offers many services for the learning disabled students, some of which include exams on tape or computer, extended time for tests, notetaking services, priority registration, reading machines, videotaped classes. Sustainable Campus: The campus is known for its Solar Energy project which makes the campus highly sustainable

Yes, a Bachelor of Science (B.S.) in Chemistry is available at a number of California State University (CSU) locations. The institutions that offer a B.S. in Chemistry are California State University San Marcos, California State University Sacramento, and California State University San Bernardino. The curriculum is appropriate for students who plan to pursue graduate work in Chemistry or related subjects and is meant to give them a solid foundation in the subject. These universities' B.S. in Chemistry programme is accredited by the American Chemical Society and provides a thorough education in a range of chemistry sub-disciplines, including organic, inorganic, physical, analytical, and biochemistry. For more information, prospective students should visit the respective school.