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The SDSU TAG is an agreement between SDSU and
local community colleges (Cuyamaca, Grossmont, San Diego City, Mesa,
and Miramar, Southwestern and Imperial Valley). It gives
priority admission to students who have completed 100% of their 60
transferable units at a local college if they fulfill the
specific requirements listed below:
2010
SDSU TAG REQUIREMENTS :
(all
requirements must be completed by the end of spring 2010)
- Complete the
“Golden Four” courses: Oral Communication, Written
Communication, Critical Thinking and Mathematics and
Quantitative Reasoning. You must have a “C” grade or
higher in these courses.
- Meet the
grade point average (GPA) requirement for the major or
2.4 (whichever is higher) listed in the SDSU General
Catalog. Information can be found at:
www.sdsu.edu/majorgpa You must meet the required
major GPA at the time of application (October 1-November 30,
2009). This GPA must be maintained throughout
the admission process.
- Complete a
minimum of 60 CSU transferable semester units.
- Complete a
certified General Education (GE) package of 39 units (CSU GE
or IGETC) or any applicable lower division GE pattern listed
in the SDSU catalog.
- Complete
all major preparation courses listed in the SDSU General
Catalog. Information can be found at:
www.assist.org or
www.sdsu.edu/tap You must plan to take any required
course not offered by Grossmont College at another local
community college or through CSU Cross Enrollment.
If
you think you are SDSU TAG eligible for fall 2010 admission,
complete the following steps:
v
Attend a “Transfer Ready” workshop and sign the
2010 SDSU TAG by November 30, 2009.
Check the link, "Transfer Options," on this website or contact the University Transfer Center
(619-644-7150) for dates and times.
v
Complete the CSU application between October
1-November 30, 2009.
Majors
with additional requirements:
- Music, Dance and TV, Film and New Media
majors require additional screening for
acceptance into the major.
- There is an additional application and
additional ranking criteria for Nursing
applicants. See the
School of Nursing Web site for criteria.
- SDSU is not accepting applications for
second bachelor candidates.
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