My college: SDSU

My college: SDSU

Campus

Tuition

How much does it cost to go to SDSU? The answer to that question depends on your choice in scheduling. At SDSU you pay a flat fee for your first 6 credit hours. Any coursework on top of

that, no matter how much, incurs a second flat fee. For example, taking 9.0 credit hours of class costs the same as 15.0 credit

hours. Current tuition information is available at University Admissions. In general the second flat fee is cheaper

by the credit hour, so it makes financial sense, if you can manage it, to register full time. When considering cost, you should also take into account textbooks for each class, which routinely cost

more than $100 each. Dont forget about parking, too.

high school GPA for transfer students and high school entrants : 3.76/3.2

SAT score: 1144ACT score: 25

What is an out of state student ?

A student who has not met the legal residency requirements for the state, and

is often charged a higher tuition rate at public colleges...

what is a graduate student ?A graduate student is a person enrolled at a college or

university who is working toward graduate degree such as a master's degree or a PhD. Such a student is known as a graduate student be cause he or she has completed an

undergraduate degree such as a bachelor's degree, thereby allowing them to enroll in graduate school.

A graduate student may participate in a two- to three-year master's degree program, and once that program is finished, he or she may enroll in a PhD program that can

last up to five years or more. It is the highest level of education in most countries.

What its known for ?San Diego State University was ranked among the Top Colleges and Universities by Hispanic Network Magazine and SDSU’s

College of Business Administration ranked among the Top M.B.A. Schools in the magazine’s 2013 Best of the Best Lists.

“San Diego State University takes great pride in the academic achievements of our students, who are extraordinarily diverse ethnically and socioeconomically,” said SDSU Provost Nancy Marlin.

“Our cultural diversity is one of the significant strengths of SDSU, and advantages all our students by preparing them to succeed academically and professionally at the university and in their future careers.”

A history of success

SDSU has a long history of diversity and was recently ranked as the 18th most ethnically diverse university in the nation in the 2013 annual survey of U.S. colleges and universities from U.S. News & World Report. Students who have identified

themselves as Hispanic make up 27.5 percent of the total student population.“Our successful outreach programs have provided San Diego State University and the College of Business Administration

with outstanding diverse and first-generation students that have emerged as some of our region’s most successful business leaders,” said Michael Cunningham, dean of SDSU’s College of Business Administration.

“We are honored that Hispanic Network Magazine has recognized our continuing efforts to recruit best-in-class students that encompass all ethnic and socio-economic backgrounds.”

Now in its 21st year, Hispanic Network Magazine’s stated objective is “to create an environment of teamwork in which Latin Americans and other minorities have access to all applicable business and career opportunities.”

Their Best of the Best lists are compiled through an annual survey of approximately 900 human resource directors, chief diversity officers, talent and acquisition managers to evaluate outreach and diversity policies in U.S. universities, M.B.A.

programs, health care companies and corporations.

What is the current G.P.A requirement for TRANSFER

STUDENTS and HIGH SCHOOL ENTRANTS?

You can transfer to ASU and complete a bachelor's degree in one of more than 250

academic programs. We will provide you with tools and services to help you transition to the university. Our transfer specialists are available to help you prepare for your transfer to ASU.

They can answer questions about the application process and guide you to

additional ASU resources.+

Cool place on campus

The College of Engineering is the most exciting place on campus. In our opinion, anyway. Seriously, what could be more exciting than inventing the future?Which is exactly what

engineers do. And exactly what we’ve been preparing them to do here at San Diego State since 1961.

In four decades, we’ve guided 10,762 brilliant alumni through a broad range of undergraduate and graduate degree programs—8,766 bachelor’s and 1,996 master’s

and joint doctoral graduates, at last count.You can believe we’re incredibly proud of these “minds that move the world.” We’re

living in the better future they invented.As the 21st century unfolds, we’re making sure today’s students are equipped to meet

the challenges of an evolving global community, with:A world-class education

Amazing research projectsInnovative facilitiesIndustry internshipsInternational study

Career placement assistanceWhat will the future bring? The best way to find out is to invent it. Come on, join the

excitement!

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