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For students and Educators

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https://www.khanacademy.org/sat

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Learn for free about math, art, computer programming, economics, physics, chemistry, biology, medicine, finance, history, and more. Khan Academy is a nonprofit with the mission of providing a free, world-class education for anyone, anywhere.

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Official SAT test dates and registration deadlines to help you plan. All deadlines expire at 11:59 p.m. ET, U.S.

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National test dates are for the United States, US territories, and Puerto Rico.

If you missed the regular registration deadline for a test date, you can still register by the late registration deadline for an additional fee.

If you did not register for a test date by the late registration deadline, you may be able to request standby testing for an additional fee.

Deadlines occur at midnight Central Time.

If you are unable to test on a Saturday test date for religious reasons, there may be options available to you. See Non-Saturday Testing.

All requests for Accommodations and English Learner supports, including appeals, must be submitted by the late registration deadline through the Test Accessibility and Accommodations (TAA) system.

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ACT Registration Testing Dates | The ACT Test

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ACT registration information including testing dates for the ACT Test.

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As you get ready to apply to the CSU, you may find that a campus or undergraduate major you're considering is "impacted," meaning there are more applications from qualified applicants than there are available spaces. If you're interested in an impacted major or campus, be sure to apply for admission during the initial filing period, October 1 to November 30.

​Impacted Majors & Campuses Search​

If you're a first-time freshman or upper-division transfer student to the CSU, you can use this database to find out whether a degree program or campus you're interested in is affected by impaction.

Search for a CSU Campus or Major Impaction​

​Impacted Programs Matrix

Use this chart to see at a glance which undergraduate programs are and are not impacted at campuses across the 23-campus CSU system.

CSU Local Admission & Service Areas

When a campus is impacted, students who apply from areas nearest a campus are given priority admission.

​Redirection

Certain students applying to the CSU may be referred to an alternate campus if their preferred campus is impacted.

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Download the Report

The CSU has developed a new construct that provides a more nuanced definition of what it means to be historically underserved and challenges us to be more strategic in identifying the support structures that students need to be successful.

The white paper and accompanying animation above provide further detail about how this construct can be used to help close equity gaps across the CSU.

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Download the Report The CSU has developed a new construct that provides a more nuanced definition of what it means to be historically underserved and challenges us to be more strategic in identifying the support structures that students need to be successful.

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As a leader in higher education, the 23-campus California State University is committed to ensuring academic opportunities are available to all the state's students, regardless of citizenship status.

If you are an undocumented student, there are many resources available to you -- from grants, loans and scholarships to legal and campus support services.

Admissions Process

Learn what's required for students seeking an AB 540 / AB 2000 / SB 68 exemption.

See Admissions Information

Financial Aid

The California Dream Act allows undocumented students to apply for scholarships and financial aid.

Explore Financial Aid

Legal Support Services

CSU students and employees: Find out where to get free legal assistance and services on your campus.
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Community members: Visit this page to find immigration resources in your area.​​

Find Legal Help​

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Campus Support

​Every CSU campus offers support and resources for undocumented students.

Find Your Campus Resource

DACA Updates

​A third federal judge in Washington, DC struck down the government's rescission of DACA on April 24, 2018, a ruling that could ultimately force the government to vacate its September 5, 2017 decision to rescind DACA in its entirety.

Stay Current on DACA

Communications and Guidance

Find communications from Chancellor White, frequently asked questions, webinars and other resources on how to best serve undocumented students.​

Read the Communications

About AB 540/2000 and the California Dream Act

These important pieces of legislation have given undocumented students unpreceden​​​ted access to a CSU ​education.

Learn More About This Legislation

Other Resources

Explore helpful resources and information available ​to undocumented students.

See the Resources​

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As a leader in higher education, the 23-campus California State University is committed to ensuring academic opportunities are available to all the state's students, regardless of citizenship status. If you are an undocumented student, there are many resources available to you -- from grants, loans and scholarships to legal and campus support services.

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Counselors at high schools and community colleges are essential partners with the California State University in helping our students prepare for and succeed in college. This directory includes the most popular CSU resources used by high school and community college counselors and educators.

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​ Counselors at high schools and community colleges are essential partners with the California State University in helping our students prepare for and succeed in college. This directory includes the most popular CSU resources used by high school and community college counselors and educators.

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TermPriority Application Filing Period*

Winter 2020 | June 1, 2019 - June 30, 2019

Spring 2020
| August 1, 2019 - August 31, 2019

​Fall 2020
| ​October 1, 2019 - November 30, 2019​

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Students who've experienced life in a foster home or group home often need extra support and resources to ensure they succeed in college. Here you'll learn about the many ways your CSU campus can help you thrive from the day you start your academic career until you earn your degree. ​

Campus Support

Each campus has a program and services designed specifically to help current and former foster youth.

Learn More​

Applying to the CSU & Foster Youth Programs

Contact individual programs for information on support services and the application process.

Learn More​

Financial Aid

Current and former foster youth may be eligible for federal, state, and university aid, as well as scholarships.

Learn More​

Resources Beyond the CSU

Do you know about these state and community organizations that work to support foster youth?​

Policy, Literature & Communications​

Policies, coded memos and reports that govern and measure the CSU's foster youth programs are found here.

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Applying to the CSU and Campus Foster Youth Programs

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The CSU provides programs and services to support the psychological and emotional health of our students. Mental health and counseling services on the campuses offer support and strive to help students achieve their academic, personal and professional goals.

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The CSU provides programs and services to support the psychological and emotional health of our students. Mental health and counseling services on the campuses offer support and strive to help students achieve their academic, personal and professional goals.

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9 Problems Your Campus Mental Health Center Can Help With 

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Anxiety

Academic stress

Depression

Panic attacks

Insomnia

Substance abuse (including alcohol and prescription drugs)

Sexual trauma and other kinds of trauma/PTSD

Housing insecurity, food insecurity or other financial problems

Relationship issues, including a break-up

If you are in crisis or considering suicide, immediately call 1-800-273-TALK (8255), call 911, or go to your nearest ER.

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Counseling and Psychological Services (CAPS) provides confidential and non-judgmental help with your personal growth and psychological wellness. CAPS specializes in mental health services which can help you express thoughts and feelings, gain perspective, alleviate emotional symptoms, improve coping skills, and make healthy changes in your life.

Should I Seek Counseling?

Sometimes students avoid counseling due to stigma. Don't let that hold you back! Your wellbeing is important.

Students can benefit from counseling for many different reasons including:

Coping with stress, anxiety, and depression

Improving relationship skills

Surviving grief and loss

Body image and disordered eating

Concerns about excessive drug and alcohol use

Thoughts of harming yourself or another person

Anger and irritability

Challenges regarding sex, gender identity, or sexual identity

Recovering from a traumatic experience

Hearing voices

Negative self-talk and improving self-esteem

And many more....

Our Counselors will initially meet with you for a Brief Assessment to help determine the next best steps. To find out more, click on scheduling a CAPS appointment.

Brief assessments - Short individual session to determine next steps.

Workshops - Skill-based group counseling that addresses specific concerns.

Group counseling - Longer term process groups that share a common concern.

Individual psychotherapy - One-on-one work with a Counselor.

Triage - Urgent care for mental health crises.

Couples counseling - Sessions to address relationship concerns (partners must be CSU students).

Consultation - Available to those concerned about students in distress. A helpful alternative is to file a CARE Team report.

Trainings - Mental health trainings and presentations for students, faculty, and staff.

For emergencies, call 911 or University Police 323.343.3700.

Office Hours for CAPS and the Student Health Center are Monday -Thursday 8:30 AM - 5:45 PM and Friday 8:30 AM - 4:45 PM. During office hours, a Counselor is available at designated times to assist students in crisis. Please call or walk in for more information.

Location: Station 4 (2nd floor), Student Health Center (main walkway across from Biological Services)

Click on Mental Health Emergencies and After Hours Care for after hours and emergencies resources.

We are multidisciplinary team of diverse professionals that consist of:

Clinical social workers

Marriage and family therapists

Psychologists

Psychiatrists

All clinicans are licensed by California professional boards. Click Meet the Staff for CAPS team bios.

Please call us or stop by for information or to schedule an appointment.

Location: Station 4 (2nd floor), Student Health Center (main walkway across from Biological Sciences)

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Counseling and Psychological Services (CAPS) provides confidential and non-judgmental help with your personal growth and psychological wellness. CAPS specializes in mental health services which can help you express thoughts and feelings, gain perspective, alleviate emotional symptoms, improve coping skills, and make healthy changes in your life. Should I Seek Counseling?