For the undergraduate program, see this page: http://www.bs.se.sjsu.edu/
If you are already a software engineer with a bachelor's degree, see this site for the graduate program description: http://www.ms.se.sjsu.edu/msse.htm
There are open advising sessions every week with Dr. Dan Harkey. Go to one of those sessions for specific information:
http://www.sjsu.edu/computereng/academic_programs/ms_se/MSSE_Advising
The magazine U.S. News and World Report ranks SJSU's College of Engineering as the 12th best school in the U.S., compared with all schools which do not offer doctoral programs. Some of the departments in the College, like Electrical Engineering, have very high standards for admission. Explore the web site of the College and look at the different departments: http://www.engr.sjsu.edu/
If you don't know exactly which program you want or if you are worried about your qualifications, consider the General Engineering option. See the B.S. and M.S. program description:
The answer to these and many other questions can be found at the department site. For graduate questions, go to: http://www.cs.sjsu.edu/mscs/faq.html
For undergraduate or second bachelor's degree questions, go to: http://www.cs.sjsu.edu/Programs/bs_in_cs/faq/faq.html
No. Most MBA students have undergraduate degrees in other fields, like engineering or liberal arts. See our FAQ on the MBA Preparation Program for further information.
This department is gaining in popularity, so basic competency tests are required for graduate students. For complete information on both undergraduate and graduate programs, go to:
http://www.nufs.sjsu.edu/azlist.htm
SJSU’s School of Nursing is currently in impacted status. That means there are many more applicants than there are places in the program. Under impaction rules, only residents of California will be considered for admission; this applies to both the RN and the MSN programs.
If you are on an F-1 visa, you can investigate nursing programs in community colleges or private universities. An advisor can help you with that.
If you are a citizen or permanent resident of California, see these sites for more information:
The Bachelor’s Degree: http://www.sjsu.edu/nursing/Baccalaureate/
The Master’s Degree: http://www.sjsu.edu/nursing/Graduate/
All graduate programs are described here. Read everything you can about the department so that you are familiar with specific requirements. Then contact the advisor listed for that department. Your most important tool in gaining admission to graduate school is to develop a relationship with the graduate student advisor.
Visit this web site for complete information about specific program requirements.
This is a big decision and should take into account your own career plans. If you want to discuss your strengths and interests, contact the main office to get an appointment with Ann. However, it’s not necessary to make that decision now. The first two years of study in SJSU (or any American university) include general education courses outside your chosen major. For more information about GE courses, go to: http://info.sjsu.edu/static/soc-fall/core.html
International University Studies bridges language study and university courses. Enroll in SJSU courses along with English support workshops or prepare for an MBA program.
You'll need strong English skills to take full advantage of these great international experiences at SJSU.
Studies in American Language puts you in the right place to improve your English language skills quickly and easily. You'll be in small classes of international students while interacting with the campus and community to learn more about the culture.
Choose the program that meets your needs.
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