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  1. My name is, My name is brown sugar A.
  2. And my colleges.
  3. Long Beach City College.
  4. Yeah, basic information.
  5. The Long Beach City colleges in Long beach California.
  6. This type of school is a public school and it's
  7. also a community college.
  8. Number of different ethnicities.
  9. The student population at California State University, Long Beach is
  10. 43.3 Hispanic or Latino 20.1 Asian, 80% white, 4.39%.
  11. Yeah. The minimum GPA for it.
  12. Long Beach City College is 3.5 G.
  13. P. A.
  14. or bedroom.
  15. The They would like to at least see a 140
  16. s. A.
  17. T. score.
  18. They accepted the applications accepted or a 100 two.
  19. All right.
  20. 1000 And only 8500 get accepted.
  21. The acceptance rate is 100 college life.
  22. The history of the school.
  23. Is that a student newspaper yearbook?
  24. Your book, social services and it's our moral programs were
  25. launched in the first year.
  26. Academic honors included having library that was viewed as a
  27. national model and the state's top junior college debate team.
  28. The traditions that they have is their mascot all and
  29. the Vikings football team.
  30. The top 10 majors that they have.
  31. Our health professions, mechanic and repair technologies, work and family
  32. studies, personal and culinary services, law enforcement, Homeland Security, liberal
  33. arts and Humanities, business engineering, technology and communications technology.
  34. Five sports that they have our basketball, football, soccer, track
  35. and field, water pool And their top five clubs or
  36. automotive technology, computer science engineering, public health science, real estate,
  37. something you make about laundry City college is that it's
  38. a two year community college that could pass a state
  39. of the art, technology rich learning environment, a broad range
  40. of the academy, academic and career technical instructional programs, strong
  41. community partnerships and economic and workforce development initiatives that prepare
  42. students to be successful.