San Francisco State University

San Francisco State University is a branch of the California State University system. It is located in the southwestern part of San Francisco, California near Lake Merced, Fort Funston, and only a mile north of Daly City. The university awards bachelor's degrees in 116 areas of specialization and master's degrees in 95. It offers a Ph.D. and Ed.D. in education with a concentration in special education, jointly with the University of California, Berkeley.

In the autumn of 2003, approximately 29,686 students were enrolled in the university, of which 73.7% were undergraduate students and 26.3% were graduate students.

San Francisco State University

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Motto Experientia Docet
Established 1899
School type Public
President Robert A. Corrigan
Location San Francisco, California, USA
Enrollment 21,000 undergraduate,
7,000 graduate
Faculty 1,646
Campus Urban, 106 acres (0.4 km²)
Mascot Gators
Website www.sfsu.edu
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Academics

The university's colleges are Behavioral and Social Sciences, Business, Creative Arts, Education, Ethnic Studies, Extended Learning, Health and Human Services, Humanities, Interdisciplinary Studies and Science and Engineering.

Famous Alumni

History

  • 1899 - Founded as San Francisco State Normal School
  • 1901 - First graduating class
  • 1923 - First bachelor of arts degree awarded
  • 1921 - SF Normal School became the SF State Teachers College
  • 1935 - Renamed San Francisco State College
  • 1972 - Received University status as California State University, San Francisco
  • 1974 - Renamed San Francisco State University
  • 1999 - Celebrated 100th birthday


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