Graduate Admissions
We are happy that you're considering applying to a graduate program in the College of Education. Please review SDSU Graduate Admission Criteria before you proceed.
Every College of Education graduate program requires you to complete 5 steps.
Complete Required Steps to Admission
All applicants are required to submit the Cal State Apply application to be considered for Graduate Admission to SDSU.
You may complete the Cal State Apply Application on the SDSU Admissions/
Getting help
Note: This is our first year using the Cal State Apply application. It is replacing the CSU Mentor application. We have worked hard to make this application straightforward and user friendly, but if you have any questions please contact your program coordinator or email [email protected]
- Link to a Cal State Apply Tutorial (PDF).
The SDSU WebPortal serves admission, enrollment, and registration needs across campus.
Students: Use WebPortal for admission status check, class schedule and registration, transcripts, official contact information.
Find instructions on how to submit your official transcripts along with your application.
To check the status of your transcripts, see SDSU WebPortal.
Find instructions on how to submit your official test scores along with your application.
To check the status of your test scores, see SDSU WebPortal.
Complete Step 5 via College of Education Program Admissions
Complete step 5 by finding your program, directly below, and following the links to complete your program application and provide requested documents.
Submit Program Application and Required Documents
Important: Each Program application is program specific. Be sure to navigate to the correct program admission page PRIOR to starting a program application. After you begin, you will not be able to change the program to which you are applying, but will instead need to start a new application.
Complete step 5 by finding your program, below, and following the links to complete your program application and provide requested documents:
Doctoral & educational specialist degree programs
- Doctor in Education (Ph.D.) - Joint Doctoral Program SDSU/ Claremont Graduate University
- Educational Leadership: Concentration in PK-12 School Leadership (Ed.D.)
- Educational Leadership: Concentration in PK-12 School Leadership with Science and Math Focus (Ed.D.)
- Educational Leadership: Concentration in Community College/Postsecondary Education Leadership (Ed.D.)
- School Psychology (Ed.S.)
Master's programs
Administration, Rehabilitation, and Postsecondary Education
- Postsecondary Educational Leadership: Specialization in Student Affairs (M.A.)
- Rehabilitation Counseling (M.S.)
Child and Family Development
- Child Development (M.S.)
- Child Development (M.S.) with a Concentration in Early Childhood Mental Health and LPCC
Counseling and School Psychology
- Marriage and Family Therapy (M.S.)
- Multicultural Community Counseling (CBB) (M.S.)
- Online M.A. in Education with a Concentration in Counseling (plus Graduate Certificate in Mental Health Recovery & Trauma-Informed Care)
- School Counseling (M.S.) plus Pupil Personnel Services Credential
Dual Language and English Learner Education
Educational Leadership
- Master's in Education with a Concentration in Educational Leadership and a Specialization in PreK-12 (M.A.)
- Master's in Education with a Concentration in Educational Leadership and a Specialization in PreK-12 (Technology focus-online) (M.A.)
Special Education
- Master's in Education, Special Education: Autism (M.A.)
- Master's in Education, Special Education: Early Childhood (M.A.)
- Master's in Education, Special Education: Mild/
Moderate (M.A.) - Master's in Education, Special Education: Moderate/
Severe (M.A.)