Schedule of Events

Learn how earning an Africana Studies degree prepares you for life after college.

Join Dean Eugene Olevsky and Assistant Dean Theresa Garcia as they welcome you to the College of Engineering and provide an overview of the college.

Meet the dean, associate deans, and assistant dean for student affairs and become aquainted with the College of Health and Human Services (CHHS) and its seven undergraduate programs: foods & nutrition, gerontology, kinesiology, nursing, public health, social work, and speech, language, & 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!

Learn about the Fowler College of Business programs and services offered to undergraduate students and the program requirements. This session is designed for first-year students admitted into a major within the Fowler College of Business.

Join College of Education faculty and staff to learn about the two main pathways for teacher preparation at SDSU, including an overview of our traditional 4-year undergraduate major plus 1-year credential program.

Join us to learn about the benefits of our program and review major and minor requirements.

The associate dean and director of advising for the College of Sciences will highlight the academic and extracurricular opportunities available to students who are interested in astronomy, chemistry, geological science, environmental sciences, math, and statistics. There will also be a time to ask questions!

Overview of the sociology major and the undergraduate degree requirements.

If you will be commuting to campus your first year, attend this workshop in the Commuter Resource Center to learn about campus resources, how to make critical connections on campus, form study groups, make friends, and have a successful first year at SDSU.

Join us to learn more about programs and student engagement offered through the Joan and Art Barron Veterans Center and the Troops to Engineers (T2E) program.

Join us to learn more about programs and student engagement offered through the Joan and Art Barron Veterans Center and the Troops to Engineers (T2E) program.

Study, intern and volunteer abroad programs are open to all SDSU students in all majors! The Global Education Office staff will present the range of options to globalize your academic experience and address frequently asked questions.

Join the Undocumented Resource Center for breakfast for a meet-and-greet to learn about resources, services, and programs for undocumented and mixed-immigration status students. Bring your friends and family, meet other students, and build your community!

Learn about Air Force ROTC program requirements, courses, and scholarship opportunities. Includes a Q&A.

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

Learn all about the biology and microbiology department, including degrees, exciting classes, and hands-on experiences.

Learn how earning a classics and humanities degree prepares you for life after college.

This session introduces admitted students to the criminal justice, public administration, and city planning programs in the School of Public Affairs. Students will hear from faculty about the programs and answer questions.

Learn about the undergraduate and graduate programs that await you at the College of Education! Our programs prepare students for K-12 teaching and many other education professions.

Join us for an introduction and overview of the comparative and international studies major.

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

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

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

Introduction to the electrical and computer engineering major, including a 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 & nutrition major and the career opportunities that await you after graduation.

Learn about the Fowler College of Business programs and services offered to undergraduate students and the program requirements. This session is designed for transfer students admitted into a major within the Fowler College of Business.

Geographers tackle pressing environmental and social challenges. Join this session to learn about our B.S. and B.A. degrees, research, internships, study abroad, and career opportunities.

Learn about the hospitality and tourism management program and opportunities for students.

Overview of the international business major and the undergraduate degree requirements.

This session introduces newly admitted first-year students to innovative programs for advertising, journalism, media studies and public relations majors, and minors in digital and social media and learning, design, and technology.

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

Learn all about the physics department, pursuing a career in physics, and hear from current students about their studies, research experiences, and life 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.

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

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

Advisors will review how television, film, and new media degree requirements and curriculum will prepare you for a career as an independent filmmaker, including special focuses on producing, cinematography, editing, directing, screenwriting, art direction, media industry coordination, and other emerging careers in new media production.

Undeclared students have access to academic and student life resources designed to support them in their first year of college. Learn about academic support initiatives for undeclared students and General Studies 150: Building Your Future Self for Success in College and Beyond, the course that meets your first graduation requirement.

Join current Associated Students (A.S.) leaders for a live info session and learn how to get involved through various A.S. opportunities, programs, and facilities. As a student-directed organization, A.S. is here to enhance your college experience!

Join the Undocumented Resource Center for this presentation and Q&A forum regarding the financial aid process for undocumented students, featuring the California Dream Act Application (CADAA).

If you will be commuting to campus your first year, attend this workshop in the Commuter Resource Center to learn about campus resources, how to make critical connections on campus, form study groups, make friends, and have a successful first year at SDSU.

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

Learn more about developing your skills through leadership and service opportunities, including information about the SDSU Leadership Certificate Program.

Learn about the on-campus housing experience for incoming first-year students.

Join the Center for Intercultural Relations to learn about the resources and services we offer for Southwest Asian & North African (SWANA), Middle Eastern and North African (MENA), and Arab students.

Join the Center for Intercultural Relations to learn about the resources and services we offer for Muslim students.

Join the Joan and Art Barron Veterans Center staff to hear an overview of VA education benefits for military, veteran, and dependent students, including military-related scholarships and the Cal Vet Fee Waiver. You'll 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 2024. Meet current honors students who will share their experiences and highlight the benefits of the Weber Honors College!

Learn all about the biology and microbiology department, including degrees, exciting classes, and hands-on experiences.

Learn about the child and family development department and major from the department advisor, faculty members, students, and alumni.

The College of Arts and Letters (CAL) offers major, minor, and graduate curricula in the social sciences and humanities. This information session will cover the unique advantages of liberal arts disciplines and tips for success at SDSU. Current students will share their experiences as CAL majors and their future plans.

This session introduces admitted students to the communication and health communication programs and faculty in the School of Communication.

Major advisors will introduce newly admitted first-year students to the criminal justice and public administration programs and will be available to answer questions.

Learn how health professional advisors support pre-health students with becoming competitive graduate school applicants for the health professions.

This session introduces newly admitted transfer students to innovative programs for advertising, journalism, media studies and public relations majors, and minors in digital and social media and learning, design, and technology.

Make the most of your entrepreneurial experience 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 all about the psychology department, including degrees, exciting classes, and hands-on experiences.

Internship Coordinator David Arguelles will share internship opportunities that are available to students entering their senior year.

The Henrietta Goodwin Scholars (HGS) program supports students of the African diaspora to achieve academic and social success during their college experience. Learn how this program supports our students' career paths by enhancing their personal and professional network, assigning mentors, and taking courses designed to provide an academic learning environment where students feel safe, named, supported, and successful.

If you will be commuting to campus your first year, attend this workshop in the Commuter Resource Center to learn about campus resources, how to make critical connections on campus, form study groups, make friends, and have a successful first year at SDSU.

Join Well-being and Health Promotion representatives as we discuss strategies for eating healthy on campus at SDSU! We will review dining options, strategies for planning meals, and tips for making healthy choices.

All admitted first-year and transfer students accepted in the Educational Opportunity Programs (EOP) or interested in learning more about EOP are invited to learn about resources offered by EOP and our summer transitional programs, Summer Bridge and Transfer Bridge. EOP provides free academic, transitional and retention services to students from historically low socio-economic backgrounds throughout their academic career.

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? Join us to learn about fraternity and sorority life at SDSU and how to become involved in this community!

Learn more about what life is like as a student at SDSU. Join the international admissions team as they review the Steps to Enroll and and provide additional information about finalizing your enrollment.

Join the International Student Center (ISC) staff as they provide information to international students needing an I-20 or transferring an I-20 to SDSU and the steps to making this process efficient. Staff will be available to answer questions about the visa process.

Learn about the on-campus housing experience for incoming first-year students.

The College of Arts and Letters (CAL) offers major, minor, and graduate curricula in the social sciences and humanities. This information session will cover the unique advantages of liberal arts disciplines and tips for success at SDSU. Current students will share their experiences as CAL majors and their future plans.

This student panel is catered to all incoming students, first years and transfer students, to learn about attending SDSU, PSFA student experience, and experience within PSFA majors. Hear experiences from students in Art, Communication, Journalism and Media Studies, Theatre Television and Film, Criminal Justice, and Music.

This session introduces admitted students to the communication and health communication programs and faculty in the School of Communication ,with a focus on transferring into the program.

Learn all about the computer science department, including degrees, exciting classes, and hands-on experiences.

We will be discussing how the cultural proficiency minor supports students in building multicultural skillsets needed for undergraduate and career development. We will be discussing how students can maximize both strands of the minor to explore careers in teaching and other professions like the medical field, criminal justice, etc.

Join campus representatives from the Women in Engineering (WE), Mathematics, Science, Engineering Achievement (MESA), and Troops to Engineers (T2E) programs to learn how the College of Engineering supports a diverse group of students with becoming engineering innovators!

Learn about the Fowler College of Business programs and services offered to undergraduate students and the program requirements. This session is designed for transfer students admitted into a major within the Fowler College of Business.

Join us for a Q&A session hosted by current hospitality and tourism management and recreation and tourism management students.

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

Join us to learn all about the liberal studies major, which is an interdisciplinary program specifically designed to prepare students for careers in education (K-8) while participating in fun and meaningful initiatives, such as international experiences, experiential learning trips, and more.

Learn all about the physics department, pursuing a career in physics, and hear from current students about their studies, research experiences, and life at SDSU.

Advisors will review the various majors in theatre designed to prepare students for careers as stage managers, producers, directors, dramaturgs, performers, designers, technicians, and teachers.

Undeclared students have access to academic and student life resources designed to support them in their first year of college. Learn about academic support initiatives for undeclared students and General Studies 150: Building Your Future Self for Success in College and Beyond, the course that meets your first graduation requirement.

This session is reserved for students who have been accepted into the Weber Honors College for fall 2024. Meet current honors students who will share their experiences and highlight the benefits of the Weber Honors College!

Attend this panel discussion to discover how you can participate in the sports you love at SDSU by learning about NCAA D1 eligibility, recruiting, walking on, varsity sports vs. club sports, and recreational sports. Panelists include representatives from the intramural sports, club sports, and intercollegiate athletics departments.

If you will be commuting to campus your first year, attend this workshop in the Commuter Resource Center to learn about campus resources, how to make critical connections on campus, form study groups, make friends, and have a successful first year at SDSU.

Learn how to apply for financial aid, scholarships, and other aid types at SDSU.

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

Welcome to SDSU! What do you need to do next in order to become an Aztec? Come learn about the steps to enrollment.

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

Visit us in the Center for Leadership & Service (located in the Office of Student Life and Leadership in the Aztec Student Union) to learn more about developing your skills through leadership and service opportunities, including information about the leadership certificate program.

Join us to learn more about programs and student engagement offered through the Joan and Art Barron Veterans Center and the Troops to Engineers (T2E) program.

Learn about the on-campus housing experience for incoming first-year students (with ASL interpreter).

Join your out-of-state 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 Aztec Recreation Center (ARC) membership and how to stay fit on campus by taking advantage of the ARC and Mission Bay Aquatic Center programs and facilities.

Welcome to SDSU! What do you need to do next in order to become an Aztec? Come learn about the steps to enrollment.

Learn about Air Force ROTC program requirements, courses, and scholarship opportunities. Includes a Q&A.

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.

Learn about the Fowler College of Business programs and services offered to undergraduate students and the program requirements. This session is designed for first-year students admitted into a major within the Fowler College of Business.

Learn how health professional advisors support pre-health students with becoming competitive graduate school applicants for the health professions.

Learn about linguistics program majors, minors, and certificates, including teaching English as a second language, computational linguistics, transcultural communication, and more!

Join us for a Q&A session hosted by current juniors and seniors in criminal justice and public administration majors who are completing their internship.

Join current Associated Students (A.S.) leaders for a live info session and learn how to get involved through various A.S. opportunities, programs, and facilities. As a student-directed organization, A.S. is here to enhance your college experience!

Learn all about how to get involved in the 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 pep band and varsity band, the cheer team, dance team, and Diamonds.

Learn how to apply for financial aid, scholarships, and other aid types at SDSU.

Welcome to SDSU! What do you need to do next in order to become an Aztec? Come learn about the steps to enrollment.

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.

Learn about the on-campus housing experience for incoming first-year students.

Join your out-of-state 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.

Study, intern and volunteer abroad programs are open to all SDSU students in all majors! The Global Education Office staff will present the range of options to globalize your academic experience and address frequently asked questions.

Calling all transfer students! Connect with your peers and current SDSU transfer students and staff from the Center for Commuter Life. Light refreshments will be available.

Join current and former transfer students as they share their SDSU experience. Learn first-hand about campus opportunities and listen to their advice about navigating life at SDSU.

Welcome to SDSU! What do you need to do next in order to become an Aztec? Come learn about the steps to enrollment.

Join the Joan and Art Barron Veterans Center staff to hear an overview of VA education benefits for military, veteran, and dependent students, including military-related scholarships and the Cal Vet Fee Waiver. You'll also learn about military connected facilities, support services, and the Student Veteran Organization.

Major advisors will introduce newly admitted transfer students to the criminal justice and public administration programs and will be available to answer questions.

Come learn how the College of Engineering supports transfer students! We will focus on transfer-related courses and programs, including our Conduction Chats series, which help provide space for engineering transfer students to create community with each other.

Internship Coordinator David Arguelles will share internship opportunities that are available to students entering their senior year and review items that transfer students need to have completed prior to completing the interest from for the internship course.

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 YMoCA student club members. Learn how you can join events and initiatives dedicated to supporting men of color at SDSU!

Participate in a 25-minute session where you can discuss your challenges, hear about common struggles, and stay informed about the current status of FAFSA-related issues. While we may not have the remedies for technical glitches, workarounds, or the ability to address every issue, our goal is to provide understanding, support, and the latest updates from the Department of Education.