SDSU admission difficulty?

Hey everyone, I'm a junior in high school and I'm really interested in applying to San Diego State University. I'm trying to gauge the difficulty of getting admitted. Anybody got an idea of how tough it is to get into SDSU?

Hello! San Diego State University (SDSU) is a moderately selective public university, with an acceptance rate that has been around 38% in recent years. However, keep in mind that this number can vary slightly each admission cycle depending on the applicant pool.

To give yourself the best chance of being admitted, it's important to have a strong academic record with good grades and a rigorous course load. The average admitted student at SDSU has a GPA of around 3.9, although there's a range and some students are accepted with lower GPAs.

If your GPA aligns with this range and you've taken challenging courses throughout high school, such as honors, AP, or IB classes, your chances of being admitted will be stronger. Additionally, extracurricular involvement and showcasing your unique talents or interests can help set you apart from other applicants.

Although the Cal State system is currently test-blind, meaning it doesn't review standardized test scores in the admissions process, it's still important to focus on other aspects of your application—including your personal statement and any required supplementary materials for specific programs.

Finally, make sure to submit a strong and well-rounded application that highlights your achievements in both academics and extracurriculars to give yourself the best chances of being accepted. It's always a good idea to apply to multiple schools to ensure you have options, so consider looking into other schools within the Cal State system and UC system, as well as private universities in California. Good luck with your applications!