Cross Enrollment for Current ADN Students

The Cross Enrollment Program is open to undergraduate students without a prior bachelors degree. If you are an ADN student with a prior bachelors degree please refer to this site.

To be eligible, you must:

• Have completed at least one term at your home campus as an admitted student*
• Have a grade point average of 2.0 or higher for all college work completed
• Have paid tuition and fees at your home campus for the current term
• Have completed appropriate academic preparation as determined by SDSU
• Meet California residency requirements as determined by your home campus
• Be in good academic standing at SDSU

*ROTC students must be enrolled at the home campus, but may participate in cross enrollment without having completed at least one term at their home campus.

• NURS 312: Nursing Professionalism
  (3 units – offered Fall, Spring and Summer)
• NURS 307W: Research, Evidence Based Practice, and Writing for Nurses
  (3 units – offered Fall, Spring and Summer)
• NURS 320: Health Assessment and Health Promotion for RN to BS 
  (4 units - offered Fall and Spring Semesters)

Optional

• NURS 350: Womens Health Across the Lifespan
  (3units – offered Fall, Spring, and Summer Semesters)  Optional course to satisfy a GE requirement may be taken at any time.

1. N312 Cross Enrollment form Spring 25
2. N307W Cross Enrollment form Spring 25
3. N320 Cross Enrollment form Spring 25
4. Blank Application for Cross Enrollment Form

Once your form has been signed and stamped by a representative at your home campus forward the form to Lindsi Panarelli, at [email protected]

Once you receive your form back with Lindsi's signature (SDSU School of Nursing's approval), hold on to it until Cross Enrollment opens for the semester.

Applications for Cross Enrollment are accepted beginning one-week before the start of classes through the end of the fifth day of classes.

Application Submission Period for Spring will be open January 14, 2025 through February 3, 2025

Submit your approved form to the Office of the Registrar. The Office of the Registrar will review your request within 3 business days. You will be notified by email of your enrollment status.

Once the Office of the Registrar has confirmed your enrollment, you are a student at SDSU and held to campus policies and deadlines.

• All SDSU communication will be sent to your SDSUid email. Contact the SDSU Computing Hub Helpdesk for assistance with your SDSUid.
• Familiarize yourself with the Academic Calendar for the term in which you are enrolling.
• Review SDSU's Student and Academic Policies.
• Cross enrolled students who wish to drop a course must contact the SDSU Office of the Registrar before the schedule adjustment deadline to drop a course.
• Review the policies and procedures for withdrawing.
• Course forgiveness can be requested through your SDSU WebPortal if you previously took the Cross Enrollment course at SDSU as a matriculated student and left SDSU in good academic standing.
• Cross enrollment courses earn SDSU residence credit. The associated units and grade points will be included in the SDSU grade point average and will affect SDSU academic status.
• Participation in student activities or use of the SDSU student union is subject to limitations set by SDSU.
• Use of SDSU Student Health Services is limited to treatment of emergencies.
• You are responsible for SDSU campus parking fees and regulations. SDSU parking permits are available through the Parking Portal.

You will not be charged additional SDSU fees. However, there is a non-refundable $52 administration fee. This will be paid to your home campus within the first month of your Cross Enrollment. You may also be responsible for additional course-specific fees such as lab fees and required books.

You are responsible for payment of all fees even if you drop or withdraw from the course.

Financial aid is available only through your home campus. Students eligible for Veterans, Rehabilitation, Social Security, and other federal, state or county benefits must secure eligibility certification through their home campus. Units taken at both campuses may be combined to establish financial aid eligibility.