Editing California State University (section)

== Impact ==
[[File:Cesar Chavez Student Center.jpg|thumb|right|César Chávez Student Center at San Francisco.]]
The CSU confers over 110,000 degrees each year, awarding almost half of the state's bachelor's degrees and one-fourth of the state's master's degrees.<ref name="calstate1">{{cite web |url=https://www.calstate.edu/impact/Documents/Economic-Impact-Report-2021.pdf |title=The Impact of the California State University 2021 |website=Calstate.edu |access-date=2022-06-29}}</ref> The entire 23 campus system sustains over 209,000 jobs statewide,<ref name="calstate1" /> generating $1.6 billion in tax revenue. Total CSU related expenditures equate to $26.9 billion.<ref name="calstate1" />

The CSU produces 62% of the bachelor's degrees awarded in agriculture, 54% in business, 44% in health and medicine, 64% in hospitality and tourism, 45% in engineering, and 44% of those in media, culture and design.<ref name="calstate1" />{{clarify|date=September 2016}} The CSU is the state's largest source of educators, with more than half of the state's newly credentialed teachers coming from the CSU, expanding the state's rank of teachers by nearly 12,500 per year.<ref name="calstate1" />

Over the last 10 years, the CSU has significantly enhanced programs towards the [[underserved]]. 56% of bachelor's degrees granted to Latinos in the state are from the CSU, while 60% of bachelor's awarded to Filipinos were from the CSU.<ref name="calstate1" /> In the Fall of 2008, 42% of incoming students were from California Community Colleges.<ref name="calstate1" />