Your Quick, Welcome-to-SDSU Campus Guide

by Sumaia Wegner, design by Emily Forschen

Whether you’re a local, transfer or out-of-state, SDSU has many resources to help guide you to a successful first year. Starting college can be a nerve-wracking experience, but it does not have to be. First things first, take a moment to pat yourself on the back, because you made it here! You did it! With countless opportunities to grow as a student, here are some (of numerous) suggestions to get you going.

Student Health Services

Counseling & Psych. Services

Aztec Recreation Center (ARC)

Student Clubs and Organizations

Aztec Nights Events

Through SHS, you can see a medical professional on campus for most health concerns at no or low cost. Counseling & Psychological Services offer therapy and mental wellness options. Sign up for the recently opened ARC for free for access to the pool, tennis and basketball courts, a full gym and rock climbing/bouldering. Stay social and make new friends by getting involved in one of SDSU’s over 300 campus organizations! Aztec Nights also offers fun, unique event experiences, which are great for meeting friends and hanging out with ones you’ve already made!

Homework Help

Math & Stats Center (3rd floor)

Writing Center (1st floor)

Located in the library, these centers offer tutoring and additional academic support. If you’re looking for one-on-one mentorship, you can participate in a Commuter Life Mentoring Program.

Leadership Opportunities

Freshman Leadership Experience (FLEX)

Associated Students (AS)

Center for Leadership & Community Service

Run for an AS office to take on leadership at SDSU. Apply for the FLEX Team to voice your opinions as a new student. Contact the Center for Leadership & Community Service to find ways to give back to the community.