Student Resources
Educational
Opportunity Program
Office Number:
(619) 594-6298
EOP is an undergraduate program that helps low
income and educationally disadvantaged students throughout their entire
San Diego State University experience.
Academic, Career, and Personal
Counseling and Advising
- EOP counselors not only help students choose their classes, but are
their resourceful contact for graduation requirements, graduate school
and career selection. Counselors also assist in dealing with any
personal issues that students may encounter throughout their educational
experience at SDSU.
B.E.S.T. (Building Essential Skills and Talents)
- EOP’s Summer Bridge Program, is an intensive four week program offered
to qualified high school students as a bridge to start their freshman
year.
Tutorial Services
- The EOP Center for Academic Assistance and Tutoring (CAAT) offers free
individual and/or group tutoring and workshops to EOP students until
they graduate.
Faculty-Student Mentoring
Program
- By focusing on the keys to academic success, opportunities for
personal and academic development and building supportive relationships,
the program fosters growth, retention and achievement for EOP students.
EOP Grant
- When students apply for financial aid, they may be considered for an
EOP grant. Eligibility for the grant is based on each person's financial
situation as evaluated by the Office of Financial Aid and Scholarships.
You must be enrolled in twelve units to be eligible for this grant.
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Financial Aid & Scholarship Office
Office Number:
(619) 694 - 6323
Admission/Prospective Student Center
Office Number:
(619)594-6336
Housing
Office Number: (619)
594-5742
Student Activities and Campus Life
Office Number:
(619) 594-5221
San Diego State University offers more than 200 different
student organizations, so there's guaranteed to be something for
everyone! Whether you are interested in recreation, honors societies,
cultural groups, professional development organizations, multicultural
societies, or even starting your own student organization, you will find
more information about how to
get involved at the Student Activities and Campus Life Office.
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Career Services
Office Number:
(619) 594-6851
The Career Resource Room,
located in Room 1206 at Career Services, contains a wide variety of
materials and resources to assist with finding full-time and part-time
employment. Directories, job descriptions, current salary surveys, and
videotapes are just a sample of the useful materials available.
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Student
Disability Services
Office Number:
(619) 594-6473
Student Disability
Services provides qualified students with disabilities equal access to
higher education through academic support services, technology and
advocacy in order to promote their retention and graduation.
SDS
is the campus office responsible for determining and providing
appropriate academic accommodations for students with disabilities.
Support services are available to students with certified visual
limitations, hearing and communication impairments, learning
disabilities, mobility, and other functional limitations.
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Student Health Services
Office Number:
619-594-HEALTH
(4325)
Student Health Services offers primary medical care and
health promotion to students of San Diego State University through a
wide range of programs and services. Care is provided by board certified
physicians, certified nurse practitioners and medical support staff
including nurses, clinical laboratory scientists, x-ray technologists,
medical assistants, health educators and pharmacists. In addition to
basic medical and urgent care, Student Health Services offers
dermatology, health education, nutrition counseling, optometry,
orthopedics, osteopathic manipulative treatment, physical therapy and
psychiatry. Routine visits and services, lab work performed in Student
Health Services and x-rays are included in the health fee paid as part
of registration. Some services, such as lab work sent to an outside lab,
specialty clinics, pharmaceuticals including immunizations, allergy
injections and over-the-counter medications require an additional fee.
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Testing Office
Office Number:
(619) 594-5216
The Office of Student Testing, Assessment and Research (STAAR) supports
the Division of Student Affairs and San Diego State University's mission
and strategic planning efforts. STAAR serves as an important resource
for the entire university community by:
1.
Providing testing services for the purposes of admission, class
placement, competency for graduation, licenses, and credentials.
2.
Striving to improve student services and development programs and
to expand the knowledge bases about student learning and development
through comprehensive data collection, research and assessment
activities, sound policy analysis, effective program evaluation,
consultation and collaboration with campus and public stakeholders, and
broad dissemination of research findings and other relevant information.
The STAAR office is committed to student learning and retention and is
motivated by its belief that all students are entitled to access,
equity, and success in higher education.
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