Admissions Information
The application period for the Multiple Subject, Education Specialist Concurrent,
Middle Level, Single Subject, and Education Specialist Add-On Credential Programs
opened October 1st, 2024.
For detailed information on admissions requirements, application deadlines, and the
application process, please select from the program options below:
Multiple Subject, Education Specialist Concurrent, Middle Level, and Single Subject
Programs
Education Specialist Concurrent Application Update
The Education Specialist Concurrent program is no longer accepting applications for
Fall 2025.
This is likely to be disappointing news, but please know that there is an option to
become a special educator at 爆料社区. Given that we share the same admissions requirements
with the Multiple Subject, we have collaborated with the Multiple Subject faculty
who welcome reviewing your application. This offers a pathway to earning the Education
Specialist Credential(s) and Master鈥檚 degree at 爆料社区.
Middle Level Application Update
The Middle Level Program is no longer accepting applications for Fall 2025.
This is likely to be disappointing news, but please know that there is another option
at 爆料社区 to becoming a middle level educator! Our Single Subject Program shares the
same admissions requirements, and we have collaborated with the Single Subject faculty
who welcome reviewing your application. This offers a pathway to earn your single
subject teaching credential and pursue a teaching position in a middle school, if
you desire.
Application Timeline
October 1st, 2024: Application Opens
October 1st, 2024 is the start of the application period for the following credential
programs: Multiple Subject, Education Specialist Concurrent, Middle Level, and Single Subject.
March 1st, 2025: Application Deadline
March 1st, 2025 is the application deadline for the following credential programs:
Multiple Subject, Education Specialist Concurrent, Middle Level, and Single Subject.
Admission Requirements
Detailed below are admission requirements for the following credential programs: Multiple Subject, Education Specialist Concurrent, Middle Level, and Single Subject.
Information on the Education Specialist Add-On Program admission requirements
You can submit an application for the credential program even if you have not met
these admission requirements at the time of application submission. However, you must
complete these admission requirements by the time you start your credential program
in the Fall. All applicants who are offered admission receive a conditional admission
offer. Once all admission requirements are confirmed applicants will be fully admitted
to a teacher preparation credential program.
- Bachelor's Degree (or higher) Requirement
- Complete a bachelor鈥檚 degree (or higher) from a regionally-accredited college or university.
If you have completed your degree at an institution in a country other than the United
States, your transcripts must be evaluated and approved by one of the
- A minimum GPA of at least 2.5 in all baccalaureate and postbaccalaureate course work,
or a GPA of at least 2.75 in the last 60 semester units (90 quarter units) attempted
is required.
- In order to be admitted to 爆料社区, an officially conferred degree must be documented
with the Office of Admissions. Undergraduate degrees from 爆料社区 are confirmed internally.
Confirmation of an officially conferred degree from an institution outside of 爆料社区
must be accomplished by sending official transcripts, showing a conferred degree,
to 爆料社区. To send your official transcripts to 爆料社区,
- If you are currently an undergraduate student you can apply for the credential program
before graduation, but you must earn your bachelor鈥檚 degree before you start your
credential program in the fall.
- Subject Matter Competence Requirement
All applicants interested in a teaching credential in California must demonstrate
knowledge in their chosen . This requirement is called 鈥淪ubject Matter Competence.鈥 While it is possible to be conditionally admitted to our teacher credential programs
without having met Subject Matter Competence, you cannot start the credential program
without meeting the subject matter competence requirement.
- Multiple Subject Program Subject Matter Competence Requirement
There are multiple ways for applicants to meet Subject Matter Competence for the Multiple Subject Program, which are detailed below:
- Complete a degree from a regionally-accredited college or university in one of the
following majors:
- Liberal Studies
- Modifiers are permitted for Liberal Studies majors, for example: Liberal Studies:
Urban Education would still satisfy Subject Matter Competency for the Multiple Subject
and Special Education Concurrent programs.
- Liberal Arts
- Elementary Education
- Pass subtests I, II and III of the .
Applicants are strongly encouraged to pay close attention to when signing up for the assessments. 爆料社区 must receive passing scores before candidates
can be fully admitted, and if passing scores are not received prior to the annual
deadline set by College Services, candidates will not be allowed to begin the program.
Contact College Services cehhs-ss@csusm.edu for information about CSET.
- Successful completion of coursework at one or more regionally accredited institutions
of higher education that addresses each of the domains of the subject matter requirements
adopted by the commission in the content area of the credential pursuant to Section
44282, as verified by a Commission-approved program of professional preparation. Contact College Services at cehhs-ss@csusm.edu for information about requesting an evaluation.鈥To request a coursework evaluation please complete the following steps:
- Fill out this MS SMC Worksheet.
- Submit your completed worksheet, along with a syllabus for each course used, to the
.
- Completion of a Commission on Teacher Credentialing (CTC) approved subject matter
preparation program. .
- Through a combination of the methods described in clauses (2) and (3) in whole or
in part. Contact College Services at cehhs-ss@csusm.edu for information about requesting an evaluation.鈥
Please review compiled by the School of Education.
- Education Specialist Concurrent Program Subject Matter Competence Requirement
There are multiple ways for applicants to meet Subject Matter Competence for the Education Specialist Concurrent Program, which are detailed below:
- Complete a degree from a regionally-accredited college or university in one of the
following majors:
- Liberal Studies
- Modifiers are permitted for Liberal Studies majors, for example: Liberal Studies:
Urban Education would still satisfy Subject Matter Competency for the Multiple Subject
and Special Education Concurrent programs.
- Liberal Arts
- Elementary Education
- Pass subtests I, II and III of the .
Applicants are strongly encouraged to pay close attention to when signing up for the assessments. 爆料社区 must receive passing scores before candidates
can be fully admitted, and if passing scores are not received prior to the annual
deadline set by College Services, candidates will not be allowed to begin the program.
Contact College Services cehhs-ss@csusm.edu for information about CSET.
- Successful completion of coursework at one or more regionally accredited institutions
of higher education that addresses each of the domains of the subject matter requirements
adopted by the commission in the content area of the credential pursuant to Section
44282, as verified by a Commission-approved program of professional preparation. Contact College Services at cehhs-ss@csusm.edu for information about requesting an evaluation.鈥To request a coursework evaluation please complete the following steps:
- Fill out this MS SMC worksheet.
- Submit your completed worksheet, along with a syllabus for each course used, to the
.
- Completion of a Commission on Teacher Credentialing (CTC) approved subject matter
preparation program. .
- Through a combination of the methods described in clauses (2) and (3) in whole or
in part. Contact College Services at cehhs-ss@csusm.edu for information about requesting an evaluation.鈥
Please review compiled by the School of Education.
- Middle Level Program Subject Matter Competence Requirement
There are multiple ways for applicants to meet Subject Matter Competence for the Middle Level Program, which are detailed below:
-
- Complete a degree from a regionally-accredited college or university in the content
area of the credential program you are applying to. for each of the subjects listed below:
- Math (Mathematics, Foundational Level Math)
- Science (Biological Sciences, Foundational-Level General Science, Chemistry, Physics,
Geosciences)
- Social Science
- World Languages (Spanish)
- Physical Education
- English
- Pass the Single Subject CSET Examination(s) in the content area of the credential program you are applying to:
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-
- (Mathematics, Foundational Level Math)
- (Biological Sciences, Foundational-Level General Science, Chemistry, Physics, Geosciences)
Physical Education Testing Dates
CSET: Physical Education test dates are not offered as regularly as other CSETs.
For the Fall 2025 admissions cycle, the last day to take the CSET: Physical Education exams is 4/6/25. For more information on test dates,
Applicants are strongly encouraged to pay close attention to when signing up for the assessments. 爆料社区 must receive passing scores before candidates
can be fully admitted, and if passing scores are not received prior to the annual
deadline set by College Services, candidates will not be allowed to begin the program.
Contact College Services cehhs-ss@csusm.edu for information about CSET.
- Successful completion of coursework at one or more regionally accredited institutions
of higher education that addresses each of the domains of the subject matter requirements
adopted by the commission in the content area of the credential pursuant to Section
44282, as verified by a Commission-approved program of professional preparation. Contact College Services at cehhs-ss@csusm.edu for information about requesting an evaluation.鈥
- Completion of a Commission on Teacher Credentialing (CTC) approved subject matter
preparation program in English, Math, Social Science, or Science. .
- Through a combination of the methods described in clauses (2) and (3) in whole or
in part. Contact College Services at cehhs-ss@csusm.edu for information about requesting an evaluation.鈥
Please review compiled by the School of Education.
- Single Subject Program Subject Matter Competence Requirement
The Single Subject Program weighs Subject Matter Competence heavily during the admissions
process, so applicants are encouraged to meet this requirement prior to applying.
There are multiple ways for applicants to meet Subject Matter Competence for the Single Subject program (Middle or High School), which are detailed below:
- Complete a degree from a regionally-accredited college or university in the content
area of the credential program you are applying to. for each of the subjects listed below:
- Math (Mathematics, Foundational Level Math)
- Science (Biological Sciences, Foundational-Level General Science, Chemistry, Physics,
Geosciences)
- Social Science
- World Languages (Spanish)
- Physical Education
- English
- Pass the Single Subject CSET Examination(s) in the content area of the credential program you are applying to:
-
-
- (Mathematics, Foundational Level Math)
- (Biological Sciences, Foundational-Level General Science, Chemistry, Physics, Geosciences)
Physical Education Testing Dates
CSET: Physical Education test dates are not offered as regularly as other CSETs.
For the Fall 2025 admissions cycle, the last day to take the CSET: Physical Education exams is 4/6/25. For more information on test dates,
Applicants are strongly encouraged to pay close attention to when signing up for the assessments. 爆料社区 must receive passing scores before candidates
can be fully admitted, and if passing scores are not received prior to the annual
deadline set by College Services, candidates will not be allowed to begin the program.
Contact College Services cehhs-ss@csusm.edu for information about CSET.
- Successful completion of coursework at one or more regionally accredited institutions
of higher education that addresses each of the domains of the subject matter requirements
adopted by the commission in the content area of the credential pursuant to Section
44282, as verified by a Commission-approved program of professional preparation. Contact College Services at cehhs-ss@csusm.edu for information about requesting an evaluation.鈥
- Completion of a Commission on Teacher Credentialing (CTC) approved subject matter
preparation program. Currently, 爆料社区 offers subject matter preparation programs for
Math and Social Science. In addition, .
- Through a combination of the methods described in clauses (2) and (3) in whole or
in part. Contact College Services at cehhs-ss@csusm.edu for information about requesting an evaluation.鈥
Please review compiled by the School of Education.
- Prerequisite Courses
There are 3 prerequisite courses that must be completed with a C+ or above at 爆料社区 in order to be fully admitted into a credential program: EDUC 350, EDUC 364, and
EDUC 422. Prerequisite courses must be completed within seven (7) years prior to the
program start semester. For example, for a Fall 2025 program start, all prerequisite
courses must have been successfully completed no earlier than Fall 2018.
- You can apply for the credential programs even if you have not taken the prerequisite
courses. However, you must complete the prerequisite courses by the time you start
your credential program in the Fall.
- The School of Education offers prerequisite courses during Fall, Spring, and Summer.
If you are a currently enrolled 爆料社区 undergrad, you can enroll using the regular
enrollment process through the My爆料社区 student portal. All other applicants, please
refer to for more information and course availability.
- If you are a 爆料社区 undergraduate student, we recommend taking these courses as part
of your course work during your junior or senior year.
EDUC 350 Foundations of Teaching as a Profession
This course offers an orientation to careers in K-12 education that focuses on teaching and schooling from multiple perspectives. Sociological,
philosophical, and historical foundations of education are addressed. Readings and interactions with local educators will promote an understanding of the richness and the complexity of teaching
as a career in a diverse society. Minimum of fifteen (15) hours of field work in K-12
educational settings required. Certificate of clearance and TB Risk assessment required
prior to engaging field experience hours.
EDUC 364 The Role of Cultural Diversity in Schooling
This is a service learning course. Explores cultural and linguistic diversity as critical
variables in educational equity for all students. Includes intensive theoretical and
practical articulation of culture and cultural pluralism; educational issues of race,
class, gender, language, ethnicity, sexual orientation and exceptionality; social,
structural, programmatic and curricular issues, and effective teaching for diverse
populations. Minimum of fifteen (15) hours of fieldwork in K-12 educational settings
required. Certificate of Clearance and TB Risk assessment required prior to engaging
field experience hours.
EDUC 364 and are cross-listed for university credit (students may not receive credit for both), but SLP 364 does not satisfy the 爆料社区 School of Education prerequisite requirement. Students who completed SLP 364 must still take EDUC 364. EDUC 364 meets the 爆料社区
DEI (DEu) graduation requirement.
EDUC 422 Teaching, Learning, and Technology
This is a service learning course. Focuses on developing knowledge and skills using
technology for teaching and learning within the broader context of Science, Technology,
Engineering, Arts, and Math (STEAM) education through fifteen (15) hours of field
experience with children in K-12 educational settings. Certificate of Clearance and
TB Risk assessment required prior to engaging field experience hours.
The California State University's 45-hours of field experience requirement prior to
entering a credential program is divided across the three prerequisite courses. There
are no waivers for prerequisite courses because our prerequisite courses are intentionally
designed to work together to prepare and help all students develop the knowledge,
skills, and experience that are necessary to apply for the teaching credential program.
- Two Letters of Recommendation
Students must submit two current, signed letters of recommendation, preferably on
official letterhead, from faculty or others who are knowledgeable about the applicant鈥檚
personal qualities and potential for success in the field of education. It is highly
recommended that at least one letter be written by a public school teacher or administrator
and/or someone who has observed you working with students (if applicable).
- Certificate of Clearance
A Certificate of Clearance (COC) is issued by the California Commission on Teacher
Credentialing (CTC). Title 5 regulations require that an application for a Certificate
of Clearance be filed to determine whether or not a candidate meets the state standards
for character and fitness to teach in California鈥檚 public schools. A Certificate of Clearance is valid for five years.
Obtaining a Certificate of Clearance (CoC) is a two-step process that involves: (1) completing the fingerprinting process at an agency that provides fingerprinting
services, and (2) applying for a Certificate of Clearance online through the CTC website. You can
read about the process of how to obtain your CoC on the
Please follow the two steps outlined below to obtain your Certificate of Clearance:
Step 1. Completing the Fingerprinting (also called Live Scan) Process:
- Download and fill out the
- Print 3 copies of the 41-LS form and take them with you to the fingerprinting service
agency.
- The fingerprinting agency that is closest to the 爆料社区 campus is the San Diego County
Office of Education located at 255 Pico Avenue, Room #102, San Marcos, CA. 92069 within
the North County Regional Education Center.
- We highly recommend using the San Diego County Office of Education (SDCOE) for your
fingerprinting services. While other agencies listed on the link above are acceptable,
transcription errors are less frequent through the SDCOE.
Note: Acceptable forms of payment will vary across different agencies.
Step 2: Applying for a Certificate of Clearance:
Once you have completed your fingerprinting (Step 1), your fingerprints will be transmitted
electronically to the Commission on Teacher Credentialing (CTC) for clearance. For
Step 2, please follow the instructions below:
- Go to
- Click: 鈥楽ubmit Your Application Online鈥 (This page is going to take you to a login
page)
- If you do not have an account for the CTC online system, you need to click 鈥楥reate
Educator Account鈥 and follow the instructions. If you already have an account then
enter your User ID and Password.
- Once you are logged into the CTC online system, you need to complete your 鈥楨ducator
Profile.鈥
- On 鈥楨ducator Profile鈥, select 鈥楥reate New鈥 under 鈥楢pply for a Certificate of Clearance
or Activity Supervisor Clearance Certificate鈥 and follow the instructions to complete
your application. At the end of the application, you will be asked to submit payment
using a credit card.
IMPORTANT: It takes approximately 3 to 4 weeks for the CTC to issue a Certificate
of Clearance in your online account. Once it is issued, you can access your Certificate
of Clearance by logging back into your account.
- Tuberculin Clearance
Teacher candidates much provide documentation of a negative TB Risk Assessment or
negative TB Skin Test/Chest x-rays in order to enter a K-12 classroom for clinical
practice student teaching. A negative TB Risk Assessment/TB Skin Test is considered
valid for four (4) years from assessment date. The clearance may be obtained at a
private physician鈥檚 office, the Country Health Department, or the CSU San Marcos Student
Health Center. A TB Risk Assessment Certificate of Completion form is available from
Student Health and Counseling Services.
Admission Requirements Deadlines for Fall 2025
Admission Requirements Deadlines
Requirement |
Deadline |
Two (2) Letters of Recommendation |
March 1st, 2025 |
Subject Matter Competence |
June 29th, 2025 (see below for more details) |
Tuberculin Clearance |
July 25th, 2025 |
Certificate of Clearance |
July 25th, 2025 |
Prerequisite Coursework |
No later than end of Summer 2025 |
Baccalaureate (or higher) Degree |
Must be conferred no later than end of Summer 2025 |
Subject Matter Competence Deadline Details
- CSET Exams: June 29th, 2025
-
- The last date to complete the CSET exams is June 29th, 2025 (with the exception of
Physical Education - the last PE CSET Exam date is April 6th, 2025).
- The scores for CSET exams taken on June 29th, 2025 will be released on July 18th, 2025. We will accept scores for exams taken on, or before, June 29th, 2025.
Any exams taken AFTER June 29th, 2025 will not be accepted for the Fall 2025 admissions
cycle.
- Coursework Only: June 29th, 2025
- If you are requesting an evaluation of coursework to determine if you have satisfied
Subject Matter Competence via coursework, you must request an evaluation no later
than January 31st, 2025.
- Coursework + CSET Exam(s): June 29th, 2025
-
- If you are completing Subject Matter Competence via coursework + CSET Exam(s) follow
the deadlines ascribed above for CSET and Coursework deadlines.
- Degree or Subject Matter Preparation Program: End of Summer 2025
-
-
- If you are satisfying the Subject Matter Competence requirement with a degree or completion
of a California Commission on Teacher Credentialing (CTC) approved subject matter
preparation program, your degree must be conferred no later than the end of Summer 2025.
Application and Admission Process
Step 1. With your application, you will be asked to submit the following:
-
-
- Two (2) letters of recommendation from individuals familiar with the your work in
the field of education.
- A copy of official transcripts from all colleges attended, unless you are a 爆料社区
student.
- A TB Risk Assessment (If available at time of submitting application, see additional information above)
- A Certificate of Clearance (If available at the time of submitting application, see additional information above)
- Subject Matter Competence (If available at the time of submitting application, see additional information above)
Step 2. After the application deadline has passed (March 1st, 2025), the admission committee
for each credential program will review your materials and then contact you about
signing up for an interview. Through the interview process, the admission committee
will further assess your fit for the program.
Step 3. You will receive an admission decision letter shortly after your interview. If you
are offered admission, but are missing one or more of the admission requirements,
you will receive a conditional admission offer to the credential program, and will be required to fulfill the admission requirements
before you start your credential program.
Education Specialist Add-On
Application Timeline
October 1st, 2024: Application Opens
October 1st, 2024 is the start of the application period for the Education Specialist Add-On Program.
April 1st, 2025: Education Specialist Add-On Early Review/Priority Deadline
Applications will be reviewed early, and admission will offered to those accepted.
May 15th, 2025: Education Specialist Add-On Application Deadline
If space is available, applicatiosn will be accepted until May 15, 2025 (for Education Specialist Add-On ONLY).
Admission Requirements
You can submit an application for the credential program even if you have not met
these admission requirements at the time of application submission. However, you must
complete these admission requirements by the time you start your credential program
in the Fall. All applicants who are offered admission receive a conditional admission
offer. Once all admission requirements are confirmed applicants will be fully admitted
to a teacher preparation credential program.
- Possess a valid Multiple or Single Subject Credential Issued by the California Commission
on Teacher Credentialing (CTC)
- Applicant must possess a valid Preliminary or Clear Multiple or Single Subject credential
issued by the CTC.
- Teacher Performance Assessment (TPA) must be passed. If you received your initial
credential during the pandemic, and were recommended without having completed TPAs,
please provide documentation demonstrating that you have subsequently completed the
required TPAs.
- If you already possess a Clear Multiple, Single, or Education Specialist credential
(or Level II Education Specialist), you do not need to demonstrate passage of TPAs.
- Credential documentation must also include verification of an English Learner (EL)
authorization.
- If you were issued an SB 2042 credential, the English Learner (EL) authorization is
embedded. If your credential is not an SB 2042, please provide documentation of an
English Learner (EL) authorization such as an ELA1 (Full English Learner Authorization),
CLAD Certificate, or Bilingual Authorization.
- You may download a copy of your credential from the .
- You may still apply if you are currently in progress on completing an initial Multiple
or Single subject credential, but the credential must be issued by the CTC before
you can begin the Education Specialist Add-On program in fall.
- Two Letters of Recommendation
Students must submit two current, signed letters of recommendation, preferably on
official letterhead, from faculty or others who are knowledgeable about the applicant鈥檚
personal qualities and potential for success in the field of education. It is highly
recommended that at least one letter be written by a public school teacher or administrator
and/or someone who has observed you working with students.
- Statement of Purpose
A written statement of purpose is required which tells about you and why you wish
to pursue this credential. Your goals, ideals, experiences, special skills, and community
service may be included.
Due by Application Deadline: May 15th, 2025
- Tuberculin Clearance
Teacher candidates much provide documentation of a negative TB Risk Assessment or
negative TB Skin Test/Chest x-rays in order to enter a K-12 classroom for clinical
practice student teaching. A negative TB Risk Assessment/TB Skin Test is considered
valid for four (4) years from assessment date. The clearance may be obtained at a
private physician鈥檚 office, the Country Health Department, or the CSU San Marcos Student
Health Center. A TB Risk Assessment Certificate of Completion form is available upon
from
Student Health and Counseling Services.
- Official Transcript with Bachelor's Degree Conferred
- Submit your official Transcripts to 爆料社区. The minimum GPA requirement is 2.50.
- One set of official, unopened transcripts should be sent directly to the Office of
Admissions from every college/university attended, even if it shows just one course
taken years ago. We cannot emphasize strongly enough how important it is to include each institution
when ordering transcripts. You will not be fully admitted to the university or able
to register for courses until all transcripts are submitted and reviewed.
- It is not necessary to submit transcripts for courses taken at 爆料社区
- Interview and Writing Sample
The interview process may include an individual interview, a group interview, and
submission of a writing sample from prompt. Interviews for qualified candidates are
conducted by program coordinators, faculty, educators and administrators. Candidates
will be notified by email to make arrangements for the interview(s) after the application
deadline.
If you have a disability and will need reasonable accommodations to take part in the
interview and/or admissions process for an academic program within the School of Education,
please contact Disability Support Services at 760-750-4905 or by email at dss@csusm.edu.
Application and Admission Process
Step 1. With your application, you will be asked to submit the following:
-
-
- Documentation of possession of a valid Multiple or Single Subject credential issues
by the California Commission on Teacher Credentialing (CTC)
- Two (2) letters of recommendation from individuals familiar with the your work in
the field of education.
- A copy of official transcripts from all colleges attended, unless you are a 爆料社区
student (Please note that GPA requirement for admission to the credential programs is 2.5)
- Tuberculin Clearance (If available at time of submitting application, see additional information above)
- Statement of Purpose
Step 2. After the application deadlines, the admission committee will review your materials
and then contact you about signing up for an interview. Through the interview process,
the admission committee will further assess your fit for the program.
Step 3. You will receive an admission decision letter shortly after your interview. If you
are offered admission, but are missing one or more of the admission requirements,
you will receive a conditional admission offer to the credential program, and will be required to fulfill the admission requirements
before you start your credential program.
Tuition, Fees, and Financial Aid
Tuition and fees for the credential programs are set by the 爆料社区, and vary based
on state residency and program. For current rates, please visit Student Financial Services page.
There are many types of financial aid鈥攊ncluding grants, loans, and scholarships. You
may even be eligible for aid that you didn't know you qualified for. A Financial
Aid staff member can help you to understand what kinds of aid are available, as well
as explain how the financial aid process works.
Visit 爆料社区 Financial Aid to contact a staff member to help figure out which type of aid will work best for
you. Also, explore the Scholarships & Grants page on the SOE website.
Transfer Credit
Students who wish to transfer in courses from other institutions may do so if the
program faculty assesses that the course content is aligned with the program student
learning outcomes. Program faculty will consider up to 9 units of graduate-level coursework
that a student has successfully completed at another institution. Transfer credit
evaluations take place once an applicant has received an admission offer.
Notice to Students Regarding Professional Licensure
California State University programs for professions that require licensure or certification
are intended to prepare the student to meet California licensure and certification
requirements. Admission into programs for professions that require licensure and certification
does not guarantee that students will obtain a license or certificate. Licensure and
certification requirements are set by agencies that are not controlled by or affiliated
with the California State University and licensure and certification requirements
can change at any time.
The California State University has not determined whether its programs meet other
states鈥 educational or professional requirements for licensure and certification.
Students enrolled in a California State University program who are planning to pursue
licensure or certification in other states are responsible for determining whether
they will meet their state鈥檚 requirements for licensure or certification. This disclosure
is made pursuant to 34 CFR 搂668.43(a)(5)(v)(C).
Equal Opportunity Campus
California State University San Marcos is an Affirmative Action/Equal Opportunity
Campus that is strongly committed to promoting diversity in all areas of the campus
community. We consider qualified applicants for admission to our programs without
regard to age, physical or mental disability, gender or sex, genetic information,
gender identity, gender expression, marital status, medical condition, nationality,
race or ethnicity, religion or religious creed, sexual orientation, and veteran or
military status.