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Cal Poly is a nice place, all things considered. The academics are very good for a public university, and professors expect a lot out of you. That being said, it faces any of the challenges a Cal State would right now: budget cuts, difficulty registering, and tenured professors that should not be in classrooms. It's a commuter school, so if you don't get involved or live on campus, it's really hard to make friends. They are trying to make it more of an "on campus" kind of place, but that's probably a few years off. Joining Greek life or a club makes the experience far more enjoyable. Overall, my experience of Cal Poly thus far has been positive. I am happy enough here to not transfer.