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  • Fall 2019 Students November 20, 2019

    Fall 2019 Students – See here for how to order transcripts.  Don’t forget to download anything you’ll need from blackboard before the semester ends.  You will not have access to blackboard after this semester ends.

  • Welcome, Spring 2020 Semester at SDSU Students! November 19, 2019

    Semester at SDSU Checklist!

    Welcome, Spring 2020 Semester at SDSU Students!  We’re delighted that you’ve chosen to study with us here at Semester at SDSU.  In order to better assist you and your process of getting started for the upcoming semester, we’ve put together a checklist for you to refer to.  At your convenience, please take the time to familiarize yourself with the things you’ll need to consider and organize before joining us here in San Diego.

    Semester Checklist

    You can of course contact us here at the ALI for any clarifications or questions you might have about this process.

    We look forward to seeing you soon here at SDSU!

    The Semester at SDSU Team

  • International Education Week June 28, 2019

    International Education Week!

    International Education Week is November 18 – 22. Like many other institutions across the United States and around the world, we are excited to celebrate the many benefits of global education and exchange on our campus.

    The International Student Center (ISC) in collaboration with ONE SDSU Community has invited you to participate in the 63rd Annual International Peace Village Festival being held on Thursday, November 21st from 10 AM – 2PM in the Aztec Student Union Courtyard.

    International Peace Village aims to promote global awareness and international goodwill through cultural performance, country showcase, international music, arts, fashion show and more! Join them in celebrating SDSU’s rich campus culture and the many benefits of global education. If you would like to host a cultural table, do a cultural performance, or participate in the fashion show, please sign up HERE.

    Visit the IEW webpage for more information about upcoming events!

     

    BAFöGs and Learning Agreements:

    For those students who need to submit their BAFöGs or Learning Agreement forms, you can begin turning them in on September 10th  at the ALI front desk. Please allow 1 week for processing.

    ANNOUNCEMENT!!!  Continuing Registration:

    Continuing Registration is now open for all current students who wish to attend Semester at SDSU for the spring 2020 semester. This registration is for the Semester at SDSU programs only, not for individual courses. Semester at SDSU students will receive more information regarding enrolling in courses prior to the start of the fall semester.

    You can apply by going to: https://ali.sdsu.edu/apply-online

    The deadline to apply is Thursday, December 5th.  The deadline for your tuition payment will be Monday, December 13th.

    If you need any help or information regarding this process, you can email Eric Dalton.

    A few Notes:

    At the end of the continuing registration process you will receive an email with a confirmation number and instructions for payment and/or I-20 extension, if needed.

    Students may pick up a new I-20 for the spring semester only after all tuition has been paid. Please be aware that there may be a late fee for students who have not paid their tuition by the deadline. There is a $75 withdrawal fee for students who initially apply to continue and later decide not to attend without duly notifying the American Language Institute prior to the end of the fall semester.

    *Scholarship/government fund recipients should contact the Accounting Department at aliaccounting@sdsu.edu if additional time is needed to submit tuition payments.

    We look forward to welcoming you back in the fall!

    A few Important Events:

    Veterans Day
    November 11th, 2019.  SDSU will be closed

    Thanksgiving Holiday Break
    November 27th – 29th, 2019.  SDSU will be closed

    Finals Week!
    December 12-18th – Good luck!

    Other important Resources:

    Click here to view instructions on how to add SDSU courses.

    Click here to learn how to view your special session courses, along with days, times, and locations in your CES Account.

    Click here to view instructions on how to set up and use Webportal and Blackboard.

    Click here to see SDSU’s Interactive Campus Map.

     

     

  • Fall 2019 Semester at SDSU Programs June 27, 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.

    Semester at SDSU Business Courses Students – please see below for the Special Session Class Schedule

    Course Course Title Day Time
    FIN 329 International Business Finance M 10:00AM – 12:40PM
    BA 350 Management & Organizational Behavior MWF 9:00AM – 9:50AM
    BA 360 Intro to Operations & Supply Chain Management W 9:00AM – 11:40AM
    BA 370 Marketing M 2:30PM – 5:10PM
    MGT 352 Human Resource Management W 7:00PM – 9:40PM
    MGT 357 Multinational Bus & Comp Mgt W 4:00PM – 6:40PM
    MGT 358 Fundamentals of Entrepreneurship W 10:00AM – 12:40PM
    MGT 460 Business Plan Development TTH 12:30PM – 1:45PM
    MGT 475 Leadership in Organizations M 4:00PM – 6:40PM
    MGT 710 Seminar in World Business Environment M 11:00AM – 1:40PM
    MGT 724 Entrepreneurship TH 1:00PM- 3:40PM
    MKTG 761 Product Innovation Management TH 4:00PM – 6:40PM
    MKTG 772 Strategic Brand Management M 7:00 PM – 9:40 PM

     

  • Fall Safety Message from the Chief of Police, SDSU Police Department April 28, 2019

    Student Services West at SDSU

    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:      619-594-6659

    Please visit our website for additional information at police.sdsu.edu.

     

  • How to Order Your Official SDSU Transcript – Grades April 3, 2019

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    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.)

     

     

    1. Login to SDSU WebPortal (if you need help, see “Can’t log in?”)
    2. Select “Unofficial Transcript” (NOT “My Grades”)
    3. When you have verified that your Unofficial Transcript is accurate, select “Official Transcript” in WebPortal
    4. Select your desired format: “Certified Electronic PDF” or “Hard Copy Paper”
    5. Select “Continue”
    6. 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.

     

     

  • Parking Permit Information for Semester at Students January 8, 2019

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    If you wish to purchase a parking permit for the Fall 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.edu

    You 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.

     

Welcome, Spring 2020 Semester at SDSU Students!

Fall 2020 Students, see here for end of semester information, including instructions on how to order transcripts.