San Francisco State University, San Francisco

San Francisco State University is a public land-grant research University in San Francisco, California. It was established in the year 1899 as the San Francisco State Normal School and is part of the California State University system.  

San Francisco State University boasts an acceptance rate of 94%, making it one among non-selective universities that provide a straightforward admission process. The cost of studying at San Francisco State University on campus will range from 31,582 - 36000 USD per year, with a one-time application fee of 70 USD for both undergraduate and graduate programmes. San Francisco State University has a student-faculty ratio of 20:1 and a male-to-female ratio of 44:56, the application deadline for applying to San Francisco State University will be May 1 for the fall term.

San Francisco State University no longer uses ACT or SAT examinations in determining admission eligibility. If students choose to take the ACT or SAT, they can still report their scores for consideration in course placement, However, an English language proficiency examination is required for all non-native English speakers.

San Francisco State University has a total number of 21,961 students studying in their university, out of them 834 students are from international countries across the world. According to the US News & World Report, the majority of San Francisco State University international students come from Spanish-speaking countries, Asia, and Africa. The minimum GPA requirement for getting into San Francisco comes to around 3.0.

San Francisco State University (SFSU) has only one campus, which is located in southwest San Francisco California. The main campus covers 144 acres of land and is situated in a quiet, residential neighbourhood near the Stonestown Galleria Shopping Center and Lake Merced.

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