Study Abroad

Yes, San Diego State University accepts international students from all over the globe. As per an unofficial source, SDSU enrolled over 37,000 students of which more than 32,000 were undergraduate and over 4,000 were graduates. The ethnic diversity indicates that 3% of total university enrollment were international students. Students can check the ethnic breakdown at SDSU below:

Note: The data is taken from an unofficial source, and hence subject to vary

The San Diego State University acceptance rate is 34%. As per the acceptance rate, the university selects applicants via a comprehensive process and has strict admissions requirements. Indian students must meet the entry level requirements at the university.

San Diego State University offers various scholarships to international students including the Sara Stelzer Study Abroad Scholarship; SDSU Associated Students Study Abroad Scholarship; Minor Scholarship for Study Abroad; Joyce M. Gattas Scholarship for Internships and International Experiences; and more. The SDSU scholarships along with the details are given below:

The San Diego State University tuition cost ranges between INR 10L and INR 18L for undergraduate and INR 6L and INR 25L for postgraduate programs. International students can check the table below for tuition costs of popular programs at SDSU:

San Diego State University does not ask for GRE or GMAT scores for graduate programs. To support their application, students can take the GMAT or GRE and post their unofficial results on Interfolio. However, SDSU does not give preference to either exam if students choose to submit test results; instead, the university will typically choose the student's best score.

With a 36% acceptance rate, San Diego State University is hard to get into for international students. The acceptance rate shows that the university is tough during admission and follows a easy approach while selecting candidates for the university. The university considers various academic and non-academic factors during admission including rigor of secondary school report, academic GPA, and more.

The MBA in USA minimum fees for international students is INR 2 L for first-year. There are around 50 best colleges in USA for MBA that offer the degree under INR 10 L for first-year. The table below includes the list of the cheapest business schools in USA for international students:

The Guardian evaluates the universities on various parameters such as teaching quality, student-to-staff ratio, expenditure per student, feedback, overall satisfaction, etc. Below are the indicators and their weightage used for creating a comparison:

Yes, The Guardian University Guide rankings are realized for the UK-based universities only. Some of the few indicators that are used to compute the rankings of these universities are entry standards, student-staff ratio, teaching quality, feedback, career prospects, etc.

UEA ranks at #45, which is a decline by 12 spots as the university ranked higher in the year 2024 at the rank #33. The rankings for this university are constantly declining since 2023.