SDSU basketball’s historic season came to an abrupt conclusion with the cancellation of the NCAA Men’s Basketball Tournament, but the memories of the magical 30-2 season will live forever.
The team was the first SDSU basketball team to be the nation’s last undefeated team, Kawhi Leonard’s jersey was retired during a raucous come-back win and the program captured its seventh Mountain West Conference regular-season title.
Aztec Basketball post-season awards keep rolling in. Congratulations to Head Coach Brian Dutcher on being named the USA Today Coach of the Year and to junior guard Malachi Flynn, who was named to nine All-American first or second teams, including the Sports Illustrated All-American first team and the Associated Press second team.
Shout-outs also go to the spring sports teams and clubs whose seasons were cut short due to the coronavirus pandemic. We look forward to seeing you back in action.
Spring Commencement Postponed to December
Traditional in-person Commencement ceremonies for the SDSU and Imperial Valley campuses will be held Dec.17 - 20, 2020.
In addition, the university plans a virtual celebration for Saturday, May 16, for the entire SDSU community to come together and celebrate with our May 2020 graduates. Go online for FAQs and updates as they are available.
Students who complete their degree requirements this spring will receive their diplomas about six to eight weeks after the end of the semester.
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Summer School 2020
Registration for the summer session is still open, but stay in touch for any changes in the schedule due to the coronavirus emergency. Visit the SDSU Summer School website for updates.
The three-session summer schedule gives you a chance to catch up with – or get ahead – on required courses or courses that typically fill early. You can lighten your fall and spring schedule to make time for student groups and organizations, research and study abroad. You can even make plans to graduate early.
View the summer offerings on the class schedule website at sdsu.edu/schedule. Personal registration information is available in my.SDSU.
Financial aid is available for those who qualify. More information about summer fees is available on SDSU’s Money Matters web page — at SDSU's Money Matters web page.
Time to Apply
AZTEC SCHOLARSHIPS — 1 APP & YOU’RE DONE!
It’s time to apply for scholarship awards for the 2020-21 academic year.
You submit one simple application. Aztec Scholarships, SDSU's new scholarship management system, searches the more than 850 available scholarships and automatically matches you with scholarships for which you are eligible. It also sends you notifications if there are other scholarship opportunities that require a second step, such as an essay, resume, transcript or letters of recommendation.
The general application in Aztec Scholarships is open through Aug. 15, 2020, but you should apply ASAP to be eligible for the largest number of scholarships. All SDSU students, regardless of grade point average, area of study, or citizenship or residency status are encouraged to apply.
