Aztec Scholarships App Window Open

The application period for 2024-25 Aztec Scholarships is now open. Apply any time before Aug. 30. 

Current students should apply ASAP to be eligible for the highest number of scholarships - one app is all you need to reach them all!

This academic year, SDSU awarded more than 2,250 scholarships totaling more than $5.7 million to students, 99.9% of the scholarship funds available. 

If you’re an incoming student who submitted intent after April 5, apply before the Aug. 2 early-action deadline.

Make Sure to Pay For Summer Session

Students who are enrolled in Summer Session and have not yet made arrangements to pay their summer tuition should log into my.SDSU before the July 11 due date, which is for all sessions.

By the due date, students need to pay their tuition and fees in full, enroll in the installment plan or have accepted financial aid on file. 

Visit my.SDSU to check the status of your summer tuition.

Join the Aztec Network!

Expand your network through Aztec Network! 

Aztec Network is a one-stop shop for students to receive mentorship and career advice from SDSU alumni. 

Use single sign-on to log into your free profile at aztecnetwork.sdsu.edu

Save the Date: “Waiting for Godot,” Sept. 27-Oct. 6

SDSU Theatre opens with "Waiting for Godot," an existential masterpiece by Nobel Prize-winning author Samuel Beckett. Main Stage Theatre, from Sept. 27-Oct. 6. 

In "Waiting for Godot," two wanderers, Vladimir and Estragon, wait by a lonely tree to meet up with Mr. Godot, an enigmatic figure in a world where time, place and memory blur together and meaning is where you find it. The two hope that Godot will change their lives for the better. Instead, two other travelers arrive, one man on the end of each other's rope. The results of the encounter are both funny and dangerous.

Read more about the upcoming SDSU Theatre productions on the SDSU TTF Instagram page.

Recognized Student Organization Application Window Closes Sept. 1

If you are looking to start or renew your Recognized Student Organization for the 2024-25 school year, the application window is currently open and will close September. 1! 

Benefits of being an RSO include: 

• Access to reserve meeting spaces on campus
• Eligibility to apply for student organization funding
• Ability to bank on campus through Associated Students
• Receive support from your Student Life advisor

For questions or assistance with your application please reach out to the Center for Student Organizations and Activities at [email protected], 619-594-5221 or stop by room 210 in the Conrad Prebys Aztec Student Union. Click here to start your application.

ZIP Launchpad Fall Application Window Opens Aug. 1

The ZIP Launchpad helps SDSU students, staff, faculty and researchers launch a startup from their early stage idea. We strive to provide them a transformational experience to complement their SDSU education and launch successful startups into the community.

The application window for the Fall 2024 semester opens Aug. 1 and closes Sept. 13. Visit  ZIP Launchpad to learn more about the program and apply.

Attend the RSO Expo Aug. 26!

Come stop by Centennial Walkway from 10 a.m.-2 p.m. Aug. 26 to check out some of our amazing recognized student organizations. If you talk to at least five different groups, you may be eligible for a meal voucher (limited quantities).

Don’t Forget Your RSO Training: July dates

All student organization presidents and treasurers of recognized student organizations are required to attend the ILAT and RSO3 training! Sign up for training here.

RSO Drop-in Advising

Need help with your RSO application or looking to start a new student organization on campus? Drop by our virtual hours for 1:1 application advising with a Student Life advisor. No signup required. Visit the virtual hours on zoom at SDSU.zoom.us/j/85265134235

Career Services to Host On-Campus Job Fair!

Are you looking for a job on campus this school year? Career Services is hosting the On-Campus Job Fair from noon-2 p.m. on July 24 in Student Services East 1200. 

Learn about work opportunities through Aztec Shops, Associated Students, SDSU Research Foundation, SDSU Global Education Office and more! Returning students may register on Handshake and incoming students may register on Tockify.

New Student and Family Convocation Aug. 24

New Student and Family Convocation is a celebration that signifies the beginning of all new first-year, transfer and graduate students’ academic journeys at SDSU. 

It is one of SDSU’s most time-honored traditions and serves as a bookend to commencement. Parents and family supporters are invited to attend. Attendees participate in a pinning ceremony that acknowledges the milestone and signifies their introduction into the SDSU community.

This year’s event is Aug. 24 at Viejas Arena. Visit the Convocation website for more details.

Get Ready for Move-in Day!

Can you believe it’s almost time to move in — or move back — to campus?

Housing move-in day for sophomores and upper-division students is Aug. 21, while Aug. 22 and 23 are the dates for first-year students. Make sure you check your SDSU email this month and in August for your check-in assignment, roommate information and specific move-in instructions for arrival. 

Visit the SDSU move-in website for more information and tips to make your move as smooth as possible.

SISSTER, FratMANers Open for Enrollment

Become an advocate to decrease sexual violence. The FratMANers and SISSTER peer health education programs raise awareness about sexual violence and its prevention.

If you are a member of a campus fraternity or sorority and have earned – or are earning concurrently – 40 units, you can earn up to two (SISSTER) or three (FratMANers) units while developing leadership skills and learning about topics that matter.

For info and to enroll, contact Holly Davis at [email protected].