Supported Instruction
Supported Instruction helps guide students in their first-year Math/Quantitative Reasoning and Writing courses. Providing the resources and skills needed to be successful, as the knowledge and skills students develop in these courses are foundational to success in all college studies.
New Student & Family Programs
New Student and Family Programs is dedicated to helping new students, parents, and family members successfully transition into SJSU. The transition into college can be a big adjustment and overwhelming, but we are here to help you along each step of the way.
College Success Centers
Each college houses schools, departments and programs specific to its area, creating a rich variety of offerings for our students and the community. For more information please visit Supported Instruction/Resources page.
Peer Connections
Peer Connections offers free mentoring, tutoring, and supplemental instruction services for students at SJSU. Peer educators are students just like you; they understand the triumphs and challenges of being a student at San José State University. For more information, please visit Peer Connections.
First Year Math and Writing Course Placement
To facilitate appropriate first-year course placement, the CSU evaluates your academic preparation in two areas: written communication and math/quantitative reasoning.
The evaluation takes into account multiple factors, including coursework, grades, and scores on standardized tests.
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