This session will provide an introduction and welcome to SDSU's College of Engineering from Dean Eugene Olevsky and Assistant Dean Theresa Garcia.

Meet the dean, associate deans, and assistant dean for Student Affairs and become acquainted with the College of Health and Human Services (CHHS) and its seven undergraduate programs: foods and nutrition; gerontology; kinesiology; nursing; public health; social work; and speech, language, and hearing sciences. Learn more about how the CHHS is preparing students for careers in health and social service fields, and the many exciting learning opportunities the college provides!

This presentation will invite prospective students to consider a major in the Department of Classics and Humanities (C&H). We offer an interdisciplinary curriculum that emphasizes a student's ability to think critically about what makes us human and what humans make. From the art and poetry of Ancient Greece to the social risks of human biological enhancement, C&H offers courses that challenge students to dive deeply into the cultural foundations of our human world so that they can help guide that world into the future.

This session introduces first-year students admitted to a business major to the programs and services offered in the Fowler College of Business.

This session will present the benefits of joining our department and review the major and minor requirements.

College of Education faculty and staff will share the two main pathways for teacher preparation at SDSU. Hear a brief overview of our traditional “Fifth Year” program and learn about Accelerated Curriculum for Educators (ACE) minors, which allow students to earn a bachelor’s degree and teaching credential in only four years!

This session will present the benefits of joining are department and review the major and minor requirements.

The Associate Dean and Director of Advising for the College of Sciences will give an overview of the College, highlighting the academic and extracurricular opportunities available to students who are interested in Astronomy, Chemistry, Math and Statistics. Audience members may ask questions.

Come learn about the sociology major! Information on our mission, classes, faculty, career options, and community involvement will be provided.

This presentation aims to introduce students to the youth theatre emphasis in the School of Theatre, Television, and Film. Attendees will learn about the curriculum, performance opportunities, and have questions answered about the possibility of pursuing a teaching credential after completing the B.A. degree.

Video highlight of on-campus housing experience and application steps for first-year students. No presentation or tour will be offered as part of this experience. Staff will be present to answer questions.

Join current student leaders in Associated Students (A.S.) for an info session. Learn how to get involved through various A.S. jobs, volunteer opportunities, events and facilities. As a student-directed auxiliary, A.S. is here to enhance your experience beyond the classroom!

Join us for an informative overview highlighting the programs and student engagement opportunities offered through the Joan and Art Barron Veterans Center, Troops to Engineers Program, Student Veteran Organization, and other military-connected and support services. You’ll have the opportunity to meet the Veterans Center staff and receive an overview of VA education benefits for military and veteran students, including military-related scholarships and the CalVet Fee Waiver.

SDSU’s global education opportunities (study abroad, intern abroad and virtual international programs) are open to all students in all majors! Choose from a variety of approved programs across the world! The Global Education Office staff will present the range of options to globalize your academic experience at SDSU and address some of the most frequently asked questions.

If you're commuting to campus, attend this workshop to connect with other students, learn about the Commuter Resource Center, explore our mentoring programs, and discover how these resources can support your success during your first year.

Join the Monarch Unity Resource Center for breakfast and this meet and greet to learn about resources, services, and programs for immigrant, DACA, and mixed-family status students. You will also have the opportunity to meet other students and build community! Family and friends are welcome!

Discover your potential. Fuel your innovation. The Department of the Air Force is the world's preeminent air, space, and cyberspace force. We maintain this distinction through our objectives of global vigilance, reach and power, and remaining true to our history of honor and our legacy of valor. If you're interested in allowing Air Force ROTC to help you develop highly sought-after skills and potentially provide financial assistance for school, we have information for you. Come to our information sessions to learn about program requirements, courses, scholarship opportunities, and to hear from students currently in the program to learn about their experiences in Air Force ROTC.

An overview of anthropology and our program, including career pathways, fieldwork opportunities, and internships.

Advisor from the department will present the highlights of the department, including the variety of degrees offered, exciting classes, and hands-on experiences available.

This presentation addresses the benefits of taking courses in the Department of Chicana and Chicano Studies and the types of career paths available for students who major or minor in Chicana/o studies at SDSU.

Learn about the many programs that await you at the College of Education. We have undergraduate & graduate programs. These programs produce teachers (K-12) and many other educational professionals.

This session introduces prospective students to the Comparative International Studies (CINTS) program and highlights how interdisciplinary, language minor and global perspectives prepare students for careers, graduate study, and international opportunities.

Explore the Earth and Environmental Sciences Department, which offers exciting classes on diverse and timely topics, rewarding career opportunities, field trips and hands-on research experiences that bring textbooks to life. Given at our 24' stream table with advisors and students for a first-hand look at how landscapes shift and change over time.

Introduction to the aerospace engineering major including live Q&A.

Introduction to the civil, construction, and environmental engineering major including live Q&A.

Introduction to the electrical and computer engineering major including live Q&A.

Introduction to the mechanical engineering major including live Q&A.

Join us for a Q&A session with current students, faculty, and alumni to learn more about what it's like to be a kinesiology or foods and nutrition major at SDSU, and the career opportunities that await you after graduation.

This session introduces transfer students admitted to a business major to the programs and services offered in the Fowler College of Business.

Transfer student Q&A: Questions from students. Transfers students are welcome to bring transcripts and questions to the 1 p.m. session

This session introduces participants to innovative programs for advertising, journalism, media studies and public relations majors. Minors in digital and social media as well as learning design and technology will be discussed.

Meet current students, faculty, and alumni to learn more about what it's like to be a nursing major and how to translate that to working in the field.

An overview of the Physics Department and careers in physics. Current students will talk about their experience in the major, their research and overall experience at SDSU.

Join our panel of current students, faculty, and alumni to learn more about the exciting field of public health, and the many career avenues for public health graduates.

This session gives an overview of the opportunities available to Rhetoric and Writing Studies undergraduate majors both during their time at SDSU and after graduation.

Participate in a Q&A panel with current students, faculty, and alumni to learn about being a student in the social work and gerontology programs at SDSU, and the types of opportunities available to you after graduation.

Meet current SLHS students, faculty, and alumni to learn more about the speech, language, and hearing sciences program at SDSU and the fields of speech pathology and audiology.

Students who begin at SDSU undeclared are supported through a structured program designed to build a foundation for college and career success. In this session, the Undeclared Success Program team will share how students explore academic interests, and connect majors to careers through guided coursework and advising. Undeclared students enroll in three General Studies courses: First Year Seminar (GEN S 100), Navigating College to Career (GEN S 140), and Data Literacy (GEN S 147, fulfills GE Math). Admitted students and their families will leave this session feeling informed, supported, and confident in exploring academic and career pathways.

This presentation provides an overview of the Urban Studies Program, highlighting the importance of studying cities, key coursework and educational opportunities, and the wide range of career paths available to graduates.

This presentation aims to introduce students to the variety of acting and musical theatre opportunities at San Diego State. If you are looking at majoring in acting or musical theatre, or if you just want to participate in our theatrical productions, join current students and faculty for this 40 minute information session.

In SDSU’s Department for the Study of Religion, you will ask deep questions and challenge assumptions — while learning about yourself and others along the way. This presentation will outline the major in religious studies, the skills you gain through pursuing this field of study, and how students translate these skills into the workforce.

Join the Monarch Unity Resource Center and the Financial Aid Office (FAO) for this presentation and Q&A forum regarding the financial aid process for immigrant, DACA and mixed-family status students, featuring the California Dream Act (CADAA) application.

Learn about Commuter Success Pathways, why they matter, and how they can benefit your SDSU journey. In this workshop we will help you navigate completing your student success pathway preference form that is part of your "Steps to Enroll".

Get Involved @ State! Come to this workshop and explore the wide range of activities and programs on campus and the importance of getting involved at SDSU.

SDSU Guardian Scholars (GS) Program is a holistic support program committed to serving students who identify as current or former foster youth, wards of the court, under legal guardianship, or unaccompanied homeless youth by supporting their transition to, through, and beyond SDSU. Attend one of our informational sessions to understand it's requirements and amazing resources (scholarship, housing, wellness) by connecting with our GS staff and students in the new Jessica P. Sarowitz Center for Guardian Scholars.

Visit us in the Center for Leadership & Service (located in the Aztec Student Union) and learn more about developing your skills through leadership and community service opportunities, including information about the SDSU Leadership Certificate Program, leadership retreats, service learning projects and more!

Join the Center for Intercultural Relations to learn about resources, services, programs, and signature events we offer to support diverse SDSU students through a multicultural/multiracial lens. Get a tour of the Center and enjoy ice cream in our space.

Meet the Joan and Art Barron Veterans Center staff and receive an overview of VA education benefits for military, veteran and dependent students including military-related scholarships and the Cal Vet Fee Waiver. Also learn about military connected facilities, support services and the Student Veteran Organization.

Join Well-being and Health Promotion as we share all that SDSU has to offer to support your well-being during your SDSU journey! We will talk through a sample academic year and share many programs, opportunities, and services available to help you be the best you!

This session is reserved for students who have been accepted into the Weber Honors College for fall 2026. Hear from Honors College staff and meet current honors students who will share their experiences and highlight the benefits of the Weber Honors College!

Advisor from the department will present the highlights of the department, including the variety of degrees offered, exciting classes, and hands-on experiences available.

Learn about the Child and Family Development Department and major. The department advisor, faculty members, students, and alumni will talk with prospective students and their families.

The College of Arts and Letters houses departments and several interdisciplinary programs that offer major, minor, and graduate curricula in the social sciences, humanities, languages, and ethnic & gender studies! The information session will cover the unique advantages of liberal arts disciplines and tips for preparing for success at SDSU. Current students will share their experiences as CAL majors and their future plans.

Find out more about how this office supports our prehealth students to become competitive graduate school applicants for the health professions.

Make the most of your entrepreneurial experience at SDSU by utilizing the opportunities available to you through the Lavin Entrepreneurship Center. Discover activities, competitions, and resources on campus that will help you start a company, today or in the future.

Learn about the leadership studies major and minor. The major and minor coordinator will talk with prospective students and their families.

The liberal studies major is an interdisciplinary program specifically designed to prepare students for careers in education (K-8). Liberal studies students can specialize in elementary education, middle school teaching, science, math, literacy, bilingual education, special education, etc. Liberal studies also offers interested students four pathways to finish their B.A. and teaching credential in four years via the Integrated Teacher Education Program emphases. In addition, liberal studies students also participate in fun and meaningful initiatives such as international experiences, experiential learning trips, and more! Come learn about all that the liberal studies major offers!

This session introduces participants to faculty, programs and majors (communication and health communication) in the School of Communication. See JMS session for Advertising, Journalism, Media Studies, Public Relations.

This session introduces participants to innovative programs for advertising, journalism, media studies and public relations majors. Minors in digital and social media as well as learning design and technology will be discussed.

Advisors from the department will present the highlights of the department, including the variety of degrees offered, exciting classes, and hands-on experiences available, focusing specifically on first-year students.

This session introduces participants to faculty, programs and majors (communication and health communication) in the School of Communication, with a particular emphasis for those transferring into the school. See JMS session for Advertising, Journalism, Media Studies, Public Relations.

This presentation aims to introduce students to the School of Art and Design. The School of Art and Design has a plethora of undergraduate programs and we will be reviewing information that all incoming art students will find useful as they begin their degrees at SDSU.

This presentation will introduce students to the vibrant Design and Technology Program within the School of Theater, Television and Film. This unique B.A. degree provides a well-rounded student experience for the designer and technician interested in the three industries of theatre, television, and film. Very few universities are able to offer this type of curriculum. Our students have the opportunity to focus on an area of interest, such as scenic design/production design, lighting design, costume design and technology, projection design, technical direction, and more. Join us for a 40 minute information session to find out more about the exciting opportunities this area of the school has to offer!

Join Amanda Nazario, registered dietitian for SDSU Dining, and Tiago Battastini, executive chef for SDSU Dining as they discuss strategies for eating healthy on campus at SDSU! Dining options, strategies for planning meals, and tips for making healthy choices will be shared.

For first-year students accepted to EOP for fall 2026. Learn about resources offered by EOP, specifically our summer transitional program: Summer Bridge. EOP provides free academic, transitional and retention services to students from historically low socioeconomic backgrounds throughout their academic experience at SDSU.

This workshop will discuss the programs, events and initiatives to support the success of men of color at SDSU!

Aprendan de experiencia en alojamiento en el campus para los nuevos estudiantes de primer año.

Are you interested in joining a fraternity or sorority? Come and learn about social and culturally-based Greek Life organizations at SDSU and how to become involved in this community!

Are you interested in joining a fraternity or sorority? Come and learn about fraternity and sorority life at SDSU and how to become involved in this community!

The Henrietta Goodwin Scholars (HGS) program supports students of the African diaspora to achieve academic and social success during their college experience at SDSU. Henrietta Goodwin was the first African Ameircan student to graduate from SDSU in 1913. In her spirit, we continue the tradution of Black excellence on our campus. Through the program students learn aobut career paths and professional fields to enhance their personal and professional networks. Students are assigned mentors and take courses that are designed to provide an academic learning environment where students feel safe, valued, supported, and successful. Students ake a courses with staff/faculty from the Black Resource Center and Africana Studies.

This workshop will provide international students with the opportunity to learn more about what it's like to be an SDSU Aztec and information regarding the steps to enroll. The International Admissions team will review the steps to enroll and provide additional information about finalizing your enrollment.

This workshop will provide information for international students needing an I-20 or transferring an I-20 to SDSU and the steps to making this process efficient. Additionally, staff will be on hand to answer questions about the visa process.

Are you a newly admitted international transfer student? Join Bradley Moon, assistant director of Transfer Admissions, as he walks you through the steps to enroll and answers any questions you have about your admission and preparing to enroll at SDSU this fall.

Visit us in the Center for Leadership & Service (located in the Aztec Student Union) and learn more about developing your skills through leadership and community service opportunities, including information about the SDSU Leadership Certificate Program, leadership retreats, service learning projects and more!

Join current student leaders in Associated Students (A.S.) for an info session. Learn how to get involved through various A.S. jobs, volunteer opportunities, events and facilities. As a student-directed auxiliary, A.S. is here to enhance your experience beyond the classroom!

Join the Center for Intercultural Relations to learn about the resources and services we offer for SWANA, Middle Eastern, and Arab students. SWANA is a decolonial and geographical term that represents the various communities located in Southwest Asia and North Africa. Another term used to describe the region is the Middle East and North Africa (MENA).

If you're commuting to campus, attend this workshop to connect with other students, learn about the Commuter Resource Center, explore our mentoring programs, and discover how these resources can support your success during your first year.

This session is reserved for students who have been accepted into the Weber Honors College for fall 2026. Hear from Honors College staff and meet current honors students who will share their experiences and highlight the benefits of the Weber Honors College!

The College of Arts and Letters houses departments and several interdisciplinary programs that offer major, minor, and graduate curricula in the social sciences, humanities, languages, and ethnic & gender studies! The information session will cover the unique advantages of liberal arts disciplines and tips for preparing for success at SDSU. Current students will share their experiences as CAL majors and their future plans.

As an incoming transfer student, learn about the many programs that await you at the College of Education. We have Undergraduate & Graduate programs that produce teachers (K-12) and many other educational professionals.

Advisors from the department will present the highlights of the department, including the variety of degrees offered, exciting classes, and hands-on experiences available.

This session will cover how the College of Engineering supports a diverse group of students to become engineering innovators! Hear from representatives from the following programs: Women in Engineering (WE), Mathematics, Science, Engineering Achievement (MESA), and Troops to Engineers (T2E)!

This session introduces transfer students admitted to a business major to the programs and services offered in the Fowler College of Business.

Faculty member Arzu Ozcal will talk to students about attending SDSU as an integrated design (graphic design and multimedia) student.

International studies, a minor for all majors. Explore the excitement of international educational experiences while working on your degree.

An Overview of the Physics department, career in physics and current students will talk about their experience in the major, their research expericne and overall experience at SDSU.

Meet the director, coaches, and members of the SDSU Speech & Debate Team; learn how to join our internationally-ranked team; watch an international champion impromptu speech.

Students who begin at SDSU undeclared are supported through a structured program designed to build a foundation for college and career success. In this session, the Undeclared Success Program team will share how students explore academic interests, and connect majors to careers through guided coursework and advising. Undeclared students enroll in three General Studies courses: First Year Seminar (GEN S 100), Navigating College to Career (GEN S 140), and Data Literacy (GEN S 147, fulfills GE Math). Admitted students and their families will leave this session feeling informed, supported, and confident in exploring academic and career pathways.

This presentation aims to introduce students to the exemplary degree programs offered by the School of Theatre, Television, and Film (TTF). Our school has three areas: Television, Film, and New Media (TFM); Design and Technology for Theatre, Television, and Film; and Theatre Arts. This gives us the unique advantage of being able to train our students in multiple performance modalities. TTF provides a high-quality education for undergraduate and graduate students that emphasizes excellence in the arts and technology, grounded in conceptual and historical foundations. Our programs offer exciting courses that include both critical studies-focused classes as well as those with practical, hands-on projects. Our graduates gain skills that prepare them for graduate school, careers in the entertainment industry, and a variety of other professions.

This informational workshop will cover all the opportunities to be involved in the SDSU Spirit Squads who perform at SDSU Athletics home competitions, in addition to various events that contribute to the school spirit of the university. You will learn about The Marching Aztecs, the SDSU Pep Band and Varsity Band, the SDSU Cheer Team, SDSU Dance Team, and SDSU Diamonds.

For transfer students accepted to EOP for fall 2026. Learn about resources offered by EOP, specifically our summer transitional program: Transfer Bridge. EOP provides free academic, transitional and retention services to students from historically low socioeconomic backgrounds throughout their academic experience at SDSU.

Information on how to apply for financial aid and scholarships, and various aid types at SDSU.

Learn about Commuter Success Pathways, why they matter, and how they can benefit your SDSU journey. In this workshop we will help you navigate completing your student success pathway preference form that is part of your "Steps to Enroll".

Get Involved @ State! Come to this workshop and explore the wide range of activities and programs on campus and the importance of getting involved at SDSU.

Join us for an informative overview highlighting the programs and student engagement opportunities offered through the Joan and Art Barron Veterans Center, Troops to Engineers Program, Student Veteran Organization, and other military-connected and support services. You’ll have the opportunity to meet the Veterans Center staff and receive an overview of VA education benefits for military and veteran students, including military-related scholarships and the CalVet Fee Waiver.

Are you an admitted student from outside California? Join your Admissions counselors to learn about the steps to finalize your enrollment and become an Aztec this fall. You will also have the opportunity to talk with current out-of-state students about on-campus housing and how to get involved on campus.

Get all the details about activating your enrolled student membership, staying fit on campus, playing sports, participating in group exercise classes, joining a sport club team, weight training, swimming and earning college credit learning watersports, fitness, dance, martial arts, sports and adventure. Programs and facilities are brought to you by Aztec Recreation and Mission Bay Aquatic Center; Associated Students/SDSU.

Discover your potential. Fuel your innovation. The Department of the Air Force is the world's preeminent air, space, and cyberspace force. We maintain this distinction through our objectives of global vigilance, reach and power, and remaining true to our history of honor and our legacy of valor. If you're interested in allowing Air Force ROTC to help you develop highly sought-after skills and potentially provide financial assistance for school, we have information for you. Come to our information sessions to learn about program requirements, courses, scholarship opportunities, and to hear from students currently in the program to learn about their experiences in Air Force ROTC.

Learn about the Asian Studies major and the various minors we offer: Asian Studies, Chinese Studies, Japan Studies, and Korean Studies.

If you have a passion for teaching diverse learners, SDSU has a place for you! Advisors from the Dual Language and Special Education departments will share about their respective programs and associated funding opportunities.

Come learn how the College of Engineering supports transfer students! We have transfer-related courses and programs, including our Conduction Chats series, which helps provide space for engineering transfer students to be in community with each other!

In this talk, we will be discussing the topics and courses involved in the new Artificial Intelligence and Human Responsibility major, as well as the skills that students in the major develop for application in their careers.

Join the Spanish and Portuguese Department for a Q&A discussion about the benefits of a major or minor in the languages.

This session introduces first-year students admitted to a business major to the programs and services offered in the Fowler College of Business.

Find out more about how this office supports our prehealth students to become competitive graduate school applicants for the health professions.

Introduction to the program and opportunities. Presentations by current Hospitality and Tourism Management and Recreation and Tourism Management students.

Learn about the various majors, minors, and certificates available in Linguistics at SDSU, including Teaching English as a Second Language, Computational Linguistics, Transcultural Communication, and more!

Advisors from the department will present the highlights of the department, including the variety of degrees offered, exciting classes, and hands-on experiences available, focusing specifically on transfer students.

An introduction to the STSS minor and its applications.

This presentation will provide attendees with an overview of the television, film, and new media programs in critical studies and production. Attendees will learn about the curriculum and have the opportunity to have their questions answered.

A panel discussion to present the various ways that students at SDSU can enjoy participating in the sports they love. Panel will include representatives of the intramural sports, club sports, and intercollegiate athletics departments. Topics to be addressed: NCAA DI eligibility, recruiting, and walking on, varsity sports v club sports, and recreational sports opportunities.

The Black Transfer Student Success (BTSS) program is committed to supporting students who have transferred from a community college or other universities. This program offers a 1-unit based course that focuses on building community, familiarizing students with campus resources, and academic/career preparation. Please join us during our session to learn more!

This information session is for Sweetwater Union High School District (SUHSD) students and their families who are part of the Compact of Success program. Students and families will learn about the benefits, opportunities, and resources available to Compact Scholars at SDSU.

Join us to learn about the Elymash Yuuchaap (EY) Indigenous Scholars and Leaders Program which is housed at the Native Resource Center (NRC). Drawing from social justice and Indigenous perspectives, the EY Program is dedicated to supporting the academic, cultural, and social success of Native and Indigenous students at SDSU as they pursue higher education and work to become leaders in their tribal nations and communities.

Aprendan de experiencia en alojamiento en el campus para los nuevos estudiantes de primer año.

Information on how to apply for financial aid and scholarships, and various aid types at SDSU.

SDSU Guardian Scholars (GS) Program is a holistic support program committed to serving students who identify as current or former foster youth, wards of the court, under legal guardianship, or unaccompanied homeless youth by supporting their transition to, through, and beyond SDSU. Attend one of our informational sessions to understand it's requirements and amazing resources (scholarship, housing, wellness) by connecting with our GS staff and students in the new Jessica P. Sarowitz Center for Guardian Scholars.

Beat the heat with ice cream and cold refreshments as you meet the Young Men of Color Alliance (YMoCA) faculty and staff, and network with the YMoCA student club members. Learn how you can join events and initiatives dedicated to supporting men of color at SDSU!

Join the Center for Intercultural Relations and Hillel of San Diego to learn about the resources and services to support Jewish students.

Are you an admitted student from outside California? Join your Admissions counselors to learn about the steps to finalize your enrollment and become an Aztec this fall. You will also have the opportunity to talk with current out-of-state students about on-campus housing and how to get involved on campus.

SDSU’s global education opportunities (study abroad, intern abroad and virtual international programs) are open to all students in all majors! Choose from a variety of approved programs across the world! The Global Education Office staff will present the range of options to globalize your academic experience at SDSU and address some of the most frequently asked questions.

Calling all transfer students! Do you have any remaining questions? Take a moment to reflect on your day. Connect with your peers and current SDSU transfer students and staff from the Center for Commuter Life. Light refreshments will be available.

Meet the Joan and Art Barron Veterans Center staff and receive an overview of VA education benefits for military, veteran and dependent students including military-related scholarships and the Cal Vet Fee Waiver. Also learn about military connected facilities, support services and the Student Veteran Organization.