Confirm equal opportunities

All university programs and activities are open and available to everyone regardless of race, sex, color, race, or national origin. In line with California and federal civil rights laws, SDSU provides equal opportunities in education and employment without illegal discrimination or preferential treatment based on race, race, race or national origin. Our commitment to equal opportunities means ensuring that every student and employee gets the resources and support they need to prosper and succeed in the university environment and in their societies. SDSU is compatible with Chapter VI of the 1964 Civil Rights Law, Chapter 9 of the 1972 education amendments, Americans Law with Disabilities (ADA), Article 504 of the Rehabilitation Law, California Law in Higher Education, California 209 (Article 3 of the California Constitution), the other legal state of the federal state, and CSU. We prohibit discriminatory preferential therapy, semester on the basis of race or any other protected condition, and all forms of discrimination, harassment, and revenge in all university programs, policies and practices.

SDSU is a diverse society of individuals who represent many views, beliefs and identities, committed to strengthening a comprehensive, respectable and intellectual environment. We organize the culture of open dialogue, mutual respect and belonging to supporting educational excellence and student success. Through academic programs, student organizations and activities, faculty members and community partnerships, we encourage the meaningful participation with various views. As an institution for higher education, we are committed to the progress of knowledge and enabling individuals to reach their full capabilities by giving priority to developing curricula, training faculty and employees, students ’guidance, and comprehensive support programs. SDSU Excellence is built on merit, talent, diversity, access and equal opportunities for all.