This includes federal grants, federal student loans, federal parent loans, and campus work-study. We also offer a substantial number of scholarships each year. All unmarried students are required to live on campus, unless they have completed four semesters of full-time enrollment at an institution of post high school education or are more than two years beyond graduation from high school. Our Office of Residential Life began sending out Residential Life booklets out the last week in February to all students who had been admitted for the fall 2001 semester. After this initial mailing, housing booklets are being sent out to students on a weekly basis as they are admitted to the university.
Any student can have a car on campus.
However, they must purchase a parking permit for their vehicle. The two types of permits available are General or Reserved Permits. Undergraduate transfer credits are evaluated by the appropriate college dean based on SDSU college and major requirements. Prospective students can request a Transfer Pre-Evaluation Form from the admissions office, which they can complete and mail in to the university, in order to have their college courses evaluated prior to their transfer to State. You can also download a printable copy of this form online on the Transfer Admission Requirements page within the SDSU website.