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- Fall 2019 Semester at SDSU Programs April 3, 2019
Welcome to the Fall 2019 Semester at SDSU Programs. We look forward to meeting you!
Fall 2019 Semester at SDSU programs begin on Wednesday, August 14th. A more specific schedule will be posted in due course. Please plan to be on the SDSU campus on the morning of Wednesday, April 14th.
Students who have not done so already will be asked to submit course preferences.
Semester at SDSU Business Courses Students – you will be asked to enroll in special sessions before you arrive. We are currently in the process of setting special sessions up and expect to run the following special session courses:
FIN 329
BA 350
BA 370
MGT 352
MGT 357
MGT 358
MGT 460
MGT 475
MGT 710
MGT 724
MKTG 761
MKTG 772
- How to Order Your Official SDSU Transcript – Grades April 3, 2019
Verify that your grades are posted and accurate before ordering official transcripts. Your grades will be officially posted after Jan. 1, 2019.
(Grades appearing on Blackboard are NOT official.)- Login to SDSU WebPortal (if you need help, see “Can’t log in?”)
- Select “Unofficial Transcript” (NOT “My Grades”)
- When you have verified that your Unofficial Transcript is accurate, select “Official Transcript” in WebPortal
- Select your desired format: “Certified Electronic PDF” or “Hard Copy Paper”
- Select “Continue”
- Complete all fields and follow all instructions.
Important Information
- The fee for each official transcript is $10.
- Ordering an official transcript before your grades are posted on WebPortal will result in a blank transcript.
- Transcripts will be sent to the address or email address that you indicate. It is your responsibility to enter a complete and accurate address.
- For electronic transcripts, check with your university to ensure they accept PDF documents.
- All transcripts will say “Undergraduate Transcript.” Graduate classes are designated by a course level 600 and above. If needed, we can provide a letter stating you were enrolled as a graduate student.
- You will receive a confirmation from the registrar’s office once your order has been sent.
- Paper transcripts should arrive 6–8 weeks from the send date. If yours do not arrive, please email the Transcript Unit at transcripts@sdsu.edu.
Please note: You will not have Blackboard access after the semester ends. If you need documents from Blackboard, such as a course syllabus, we strongly advise that you download or print them now. It will be difficult and time-consuming to obtain these documents after the semester ends.
- Semester at SDSU Welcome & Orientation & Webportal Slides January 15, 2019
DROP DEADLINE: FEBRUARY 5THThe add/drop deadline for Semester at SDSU classes is February 5th. Tuition fees cover 12 undergraduate or 9 graduate units. Students whose schedules exceed 12 undergraduate or 9 graduate units will be charged for additional units beginning on February 6th, 2019.
Cost for additional units: $281 per undergraduate unit/$340 per graduate unit.
Please drop any units you do not wish to pay for by February 5th, 2019.
BEGINNING FEBRUARY 6TH – Turn in BAFOGs and any other verification of class enrollment requests to the ALI Front Desk (Gateway Center, Entrance on Hardy Avenue.) Allow one week for processing. Students with additional units must pay for the additional units before collecting BAFOG.
Beginning January 29th – Students cannot add themselves into classes with Open Seats.
From January 29th – February 5th, students may add themselves to waitlists, but not into actual classes. Professors can add students into classes from waitlists.
Questions: Please come to the ALI Front Desk (entrance on Hardy) 8:00 – 4:30.
How To Add Classes – Semester at SDSU
Please see below for more information about fun ARC activities and about safety.
- Non-Academic Services for Semester at SDSU Students January 9, 2019
Additional Non-Academic ServicesHow to get an SDSU parking pass
(All information posted below is provided for informational purposes only and does not reflect, constitute or create any legal obligation on the part of San Diego State University and/or San Diego State University Foundation (collectively the “University “). The University makes no representation or warranty as to the suitability or appropriateness of any service provided below. Students, and not the University, are solely responsible (1) to conduct their own assessment, investigation and due diligence with respect to all such listed providers, and (2) for any contracts, agreements or other legal obligations to any organization listed below.
Bank (Bank and Checking Accounts)
- BaFoGs & Learning Agreement Information January 9, 2019
BAFoGs and Learning Agreements will be accepted in the ALI Office starting Wednesday, February 6th..
If you need instructions on how to complete these documents, please visit the ALI office. Please put your RED ID on the document, priority will be given to documents with a RED ID.
These documents should be submitted to the ALI office. You will also pick up the document at the ALI office.
If you submit your document by 4:30pm, February 5th, you may pick up the completed document after 12:00pm, February 19th.
Documents submitted on or after February 13th may be picked up two weeks after the date of submission.
Additional unit fees (if applicable) must be paid before any BAFoG is returned. This may delay pickup.
- Parking Permit Information for Semester at Students January 8, 2019
If you wish to purchase a parking permit for the Spring 2019 semester, the permit cost is $171. You will need the vehicle license number, make, and model to purchase one.
You may purchase a semester parking permit in person at the Parking Services office, located at the Public Safety building.
Parking Services
Public Safety building
Open: Monday – Friday
Hours: 9 a.m. – 4:00 p.m. (closed 12:00-1:00)
Telephone: 619-594-6671
Email: parking@sdsu.eduYou may also purchase a parking permit online, but you must have a credit card and a valid San Diego mailing address since the permit will be mailed to you. Students who do not yet have a local San Diego mailing address should speak with the ALI Front Desk for additional mailing instructions.
Visit this website to purchase a permit: https://aztecs.t2hosted.com/cmn/newuser.aspx
Please visit the ALI Front Desk if you need further assistance or have questions regarding purchasing a parking permit.
- Fall Safety Message from the Chief of Police, SDSU Police Department July 10, 2018
On behalf of the University Police Department, welcome to the new semester. Your safety is our top priority. We encourage you to review the following safety information and reminders.
- Call 9-1-1 from your cell phone or any campus phone to report a crime in progress or life-threatening emergency. “Blue Light” emergency phones are located throughout campus and can be used for reporting emergencies.
- Call 619-594-1991 to report non-emergencies or to contact the police department.
- Be aware of your surroundings and avoid distractions such as talking on your cell phone. Walk in groups whenever possible and report suspicious activity by calling 9-1-1.
- Aztec Shield App is a free app for text and video reporting of crimes and other police-related issues. You may download this app from your app store.
- Secure your belongings by locking your doors and windows, including properly locking your bike and keeping valuables out of sight.
- Free bicycle U-locks are available when you register your bike at the SDSU Police Department.
- Do not leave valuables unattended such as backpacks, laptops or cellphones.
- Use the Safety Escort Service available from dusk to dawn to and from on-campus locations by calling 619-594-6659. The SDSU library shuttle also operates from the library to any on-campus location or parking area.
- SDSU Alert is the primary way the campus communicates during emergencies. You may register to receive emergency text messages at sdsu.edu/SDSUAlert.
- Follow us on Facebook, Instagram and Twitter
The University Police Department is located at the intersection of 55th Street and Remington Road, across from the Aztec Recreation Center.
The police department is operational 24 hours a day, seven days a week.
The Parking Office and Key Issue Office are also housed in the University Police Department and operate during normal business hours.
Emergency: 9-1-1
Non-emergency: 619-594-1991
Parking Office: 619-594-6671
Escort Service: 619-594-6659Please visit our website for additional information at police.sdsu.edu.