Sonoma State University: Acceptance Rate, Fees & Courses

Some transportation options available in Rohnert Park, California:

• Public Transportation: Sonoma County Transit (SCT) provides local bus service in Rohnert Park and the surrounding area. Three routes serve Rohnert Park: Route 10, Route 12, and Route 14. These routes connect to downtown Rohnert Park, Sonoma State University, and other major destinations. SCT also offers paratransit services for people with disabilities.
• Amtrak: The Amtrak California Zephyr train stops at Rohnert Park Station, which is located on Enterprise Drive, providing service between San Francisco and Chicago.
• Sonoma-Marin Area Rail Transit (SMART): The SMART train provides light rail service between San Rafael and Santa Rosa. The Rohnert Park Station is located on Railroad Avenue.
• Taxis and Ride-Hailing Services: These services can be a convenient way to get around town, especially if you are travelling with a group or have luggage.

• Academic Support: Sonoma State University's academic support services include tutoring, writing help, math assistance, and study skills workshops.
• Financial Aid: Sonoma State University's financial aid program is designed to help students pay for their education, through grants, loans, and scholarships. Students can apply for financial aid online.
• International Student Services: Sonoma State University's ISS office helps international students with their visa applications, immigration paperwork, and cultural adjustment.
• Transportation: Sonoma State University offers several transportation options to help students get around campus and the surrounding area. Buses, shuttles, and bike rentals are all available, and students can also purchase a parking permit.
• Health and Wellness: Sonoma State University's student health centre offers medical care, mental health counselling, and other primary and dental care services. The fitness centre offers varied fitness classes and equipment.

• Join Clubs: There are 200+ clubs and organizations at Sonoma State University, so there is something for everyone. Students can get involved in anything from sports to student government to social clubs.
• Attend a Concert or Sporting Event: The Green Music Center is a world-class performing arts venue located on the Sonoma State University campus, hosting many concerts, plays, and other events throughout the year. You can also go cheer on the Seawolves competing in NCAA Division II athletics at home games.
• On-Campus Activities: Sonoma State University always has something ongoing on campus. Some of its infamous events are Spirit Weeks, Big Nite, Campus Movie Fest, Tunes at Noon, ASP Free Bowling, and Special Themed Dinners.
• Go Hiking, Wine Tasting, or Kayaking: Sonoma County is home to some of the most beautiful natural scenery and 400+ wineries. Students can take a wine tour, simply enjoy a glass of wine at one of the many tasting rooms, or go sightseeing.

• Suite-Style Housing: These units have two or four bedrooms, a living room, a kitchen, and a bathroom. They are located in Beaujolais Village, Cabernet Village, Sauvignon Village, Tuscany Village, Verdot Village, and Zinfandel Village.
• Apartment-Style Housing: These units usually have two or four bedrooms, a living room, a kitchen, and two bathrooms. They are located in Cabernet Village and Tuscany Village.
• Living Learning Communities: These are themed communities offering opportunities for students to connect with others who share their interests.
• REACH Home: This is a living-learning community for students with disabilities, offering varied support services and resources.
• Summer Housing: Summer housing is available in Alsace Hall in Beaujolais Village. These units are apartment-style with four bedrooms and two bathrooms.

Cost: The current rates for the on-campus housing at SSU for the 2022-2023 academic year are:

• Suite-style housing: $6,730 - $13,140 per semester.
• Apartment-style housing: $9,914 - $14,740 per semester.
• REACH Home: $10,504 per semester.
• Summer housing: $2,420 per month.