News FeedHow to Apply to our
Teacher Credential Programs
This is a dual application process
Fall 2012 credential application filing period: November 1, 2011 - March 8, 2012.
Please note that applications for Fall 2012 will not be accepted for Art, Business or Foreign Language subject matter applicants.
Starting Fall 2012, the School of Teacher Education will be using an on-line application system to collect departmental applications for the credential program. This online departmental application is now available.
University Application: October 1, 2011 - March 30, 2012 (credential application extension). Please view this short tutorial on how to apply online to the university using the CSU Mentor web site. You can apply here via CSU Mentor.
Scholarship: California Retired Teachers Association $1500.00 opportunity for Fall 2012!
flyer / applicationHow Do I Get Started?
Are you interested in becoming a teacher? Here is a brief overview of steps that need to be taken in order to be admitted to one of our credential programs.
..Step One
Read the informational brochure and Frequently Asked Questions before proceeding.
Multiple Subject: Informational Brochure 
Single Subject: Informational Brochure
Frequently Asked Questions (click here to download printable version)
For more information, call the Office of Student Services at (619) 594-6320 or the School of Teacher Education at (619) 594-6131.
..Step Two
Attend a group advisory session (listed below). These sessions cover all aspects of the application process. We strongly suggest that you attend a session to assure that you will be in compliance with all necessary requirements to be admitted to the program. Reservations are not required.
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Why on-line advising?
The live online sessions are a perfect way for you to listen to current and updated information about the program and the admissions requirements without having to come to campus! You will be able to ask questions during the session and get answers 'real-time' and go back and view the archive if needed!
Please visit this page or click on the Online Advising title above for detailed information on being prepared to attend a future session and view archived sessions.
Academic Advising (no appointment necessary)
Summer Office Hours (beginning May 29): Tuesday and Wednesday: 2:00-4:00 p.m.
Note: Advising for Wednesday, May 2nd will be 10:00 a.m. to 12:00 p.m.
Bonnie Telfer - Office: EBA 259
Phone (619) 594-3295
Email: btelfer@mail.sdsu.edu
..Step Three
Contact us if you have further questions.
School of Teacher Education
619.594.6131
Monday-Friday:
9:00 a.m. - 4:00 p.m
Office of Student Services
619.594.6320
Monday-Friday: 10:00 a.m. to 4:30 p.m.
..Step Four
Apply to the University
Apply to University by the deadline (if you are not already a postbaccalaureate student.) If you have questions regarding the graduate admission process, visit the Graduate Admissions website.
See our short tutorial on how to apply using the CSU Mentor web site.
(pdf printable version)
GPA requirements:
- 2.75 in your last 60 semester/90 quarter units or the department's
- Overall GPA of 2.67 (all college coursework)
..Step Five
Supplemental Application Materials
- Basic Skills Requirement
- Certificate of Clearance 1) directions 2) form
- Early Field Experience Guide
- SDSU Graduate/Postbaccalaureate Application
- If you have questions regarding the graduate admission process,
visit the SDSU Graduate Admission website. - Request for Adjustment of Credential Requirements: Submit this form to the School of Teacher Education if you wish to petition for an exception to a prerequisite or program requirement.
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