San Diego State University

San Diego State University is a public research university located in San Diego, California, USA. The University was founded there in 1897 and is an institution of higher education the oldest and largest in San Diego. In addition, the university is also well known as one of the most LGBT-friendly schools in America.

Through college, including the Faculty of Engineering, Faculty of Health & Human Services, College of Professional Studies and Fine Arts, College of Arts & Letters, College of Business Administration, and the College of Education, the university offers nearly 160 undergraduate majors and minors and almost 100 graduate degrees and credentials.

As a research university, students can also join the various research conducted by the university. The students may have the opportunity and experience to join in the various studies. Since 2000, the university has budgeted $ 1 billion to finance the research programs.

In addition to the activities on campus classroom and laboratory research conducted at universities, students can also join with various non-academic activities have also been provided by the university. For example, by joining the 300 student organizations, including 44 recognized fraternities and sororities.

There are various traditions routine diselenggrakan by members of the university, one of the most popular is the Aztec Nights. In this tradition, the university will provide a variety of evening entertainment for their students, from carnivals to free outdoor movie screenings. In addition, there is also another tradition that is often done by students, the tradition or good luck charms. Where to look for the good luck, each student will rub the left foot of the life-size statue of Samuel T. Black, the university's first president

From the field of sports, San Diego State University sports teams, nicknamed by the Aztecs, who competes with sports teams from other universities in the competition the Mountain West Conference (NCAA Division I).