The minimum GPA accepted for transfer to the CSU is 2.0 for California residents, 2.4 for non-residents. The CSU has designated some highly popular majors or campuses as impacted or high demand, for which higher GPAs and/or minimum course completion are required.
Once you have your Number of Unit-Months and your Number of Vacant Units, calculating vacancy rate is simple. The formula is Number of Vacant Units / Number of Unit-Months = Vacancy Rate. Using our sample data, 35 / 240 = .1458 or a 14.58% vacancy rate.
Top Metro Areas â Homeowner Vacancy Rate By Josh Miller on March 24, 2014 â¢ In a recent study, NAHB examines eight key housing statistics from the 2012 American Community Survey (ACS). This post takes a closer look at one of those statistics; the homeowner vacancy rate. The homeowner vacancy is calculated by taking the total number of vacant units intended for owner-occupancy divided by the total number of owner-occupied units. A low vacancy rate indicates a tight housing market where demand for owner-occupied units is high relative to supply. The metropolitan area with the lowest homeowner vacancy rate in 2012 is Bismarck, ND with a rate of 0.2%. The metro area is a new entrant to the top ten due in large part to the stateâs ongoing energy boom. The figure is well below the national homeowner vacancy rate of 2.0%. There is considerable churn in the list from year-to-year as local economic conditions shift. Alexandria, LA is the only metropolitan area to appear in both the 2010 and 2012 lists.