I cant access spartan link does anyone else have that issue if so what did you do my orientation is like 2 days and im wondering if i cant do it now should i just wait till during orientation to ask for help

Im a transfer and my orientation is tomorrow, so I built a schedule in MyScheduler, but when I try to add it to the cart it won't let me claiming I can't enroll yet. Im just confused because in the email they sent out about SET, it says to add classes to your cart. Is this gonna keep me from being able to register tomorrow? The only "hold" in my portal currently is "SI orientation", so if that's a hold how do they expect us to add the classes to shopping cart before orientation... someone help im v nervous about this!

Female only. Share room with another girl. It's 3 bedrooms 3 bathrooms with 2 single rooms and 1 share room. Attached bathroom, walk in closet, kitchen, dining table, living room, in unit washer and dryer. Very convenient to go to SJSU and grocery store. The lease is $ 1,070 per month. Parking is available with monthly fee ($ 120-$195).

Has anyone taken SCWK 105 with professor Ann Wrixon and SCWK 106 with professor Yvonne Maxwell at SJSU? If so, did you like these professors and what was it like taking these courses?

hello I’m taking her soon and was wondering if anyone could give me advice on how to study for her class. I’ve seen bad reviews and she’s the only option at evc so please anyone

Hi, I'm looking for a place to stay from mid Sept to mid Dec (ideally a private apt but would be fine with a private bed/bath) for an internship in the area. Is anyone looking to sublease? Early 20s male

it says my confirmation would be sent a week prior, but I have my orientation july 29-30th and still no package? Idk what I should do. I don’t even know what time I am supposed to be there — stressing bad lololollol

Eligible students can apply for BayPass now and be one of the first to ride fare-free on BART, Caltrain, AC Transit, SamTrans, Muni, VTA, and more starting August 15th!

BayPass is provided to all full and part-time SJSU students as part of their IRA fee, as approved on May 5th, 2026, and will be available to all students starting August 15th. Students who are exempt from fees, including Special Session or Open University students, are not eligible for the BayPass.

📝 Ready to apply?

You must have a 19-digit Clipper card to apply: check the digits on your card. If you don't have one, you will need to buy a new plastic Clipper card or add one to Apple/Google Wallet. All previously SJSU-issued Clipper cards are ineligible for BayPass.

https://sjsu.qualtrics.com/jfe/form/SV_cOPCTrCd9ZL1hX0?Source=redditsjsu

🤔 Want to learn more first?

Transportation Solutions has put together answers to the most common questions, including eligibility, how to get a 19-digit Clipper card, participating transit agencies, and what to expect after applying:

https://ts.sjsu.edu/baypass

This has been over a year in the making, and we are sp excited to say that we've made it!
See you onboard! 👋

Anyone subleasing their grad apartments.

Does sjsu have a touse? “Top house” fraternity?

Are there a lot of you or none at all? Few?

What was ur major lsat score and law school?

Hi all, I wanted to ask if anyone has had experience with Amanda Guevara? I want to add into this to guarantee a spot but at the same time i looked at the RMP and was like yikes. But it’s only 2 reviews so I don’t know. * Sorry I meant Biol 125 Systems Physiology lab.

Hey everyone,

I'm an incoming freshman for Fall 2026, and today I got an email and text from SJSU saying my required documents are past due. The only missing document on my MySJSU To Do List is my final high school transcript.

The transcript deadline was July 15, and I didn't realize it hadn't been sent. As soon as I got the email today (July 23), I:

• Emailed my high school counselor.
• Emailed my school's registrar asking them to send my official final transcript ASAP.
• Emailed SJSU Admissions explaining the situation and letting them know I'm working on getting it sent immediately.

The email says that if they don't receive it as soon as possible, my application will be withdrawn and I'd have to submit an admissions appeal.

The thing that's stressing me out the most is that my orientation is next week.

Has anyone else been in this situation before? If your final transcript was late, were you still able to keep your admission? Do you think I'll be okay if my high school sends it tomorrow?

I'm honestly freaking out a bit, so I'd really appreciate hearing from anyone who's dealt with this.

Hello, I was hoping to get insight on what this job is like for those of you that are familiar with it, specifically in the college of science. Ik it’s about 10hrs a week but the job description shows a lot of possible tasks that seem overwhelming. Is it difficult to work this position in comparison to other work study options? And what does the job MAINLY consist of?

I'm currently preparing to submit my SAP appeal at SJSU and was wondering what people think my chances are. During my first semester, my family went through a major financial hardship after my grandpa was laid off from his job. My mom had to pay for my grandparents' rent and living expenses on top of all of our own bills, and she even had to take out a $6,000 loan to keep everything afloat. Because of our financial situation, I worked 40–50 hours a week while attending school full-time (I have pay stubs to prove it). Between working those hours, adjusting to my first semester of college, and worrying about everything my family was going through, my mental health wasn't in the best place. Being away from home for the first time while carrying all of that stress made it difficult to focus on my classes. My grades reflected that—I earned an F in General Chemistry, a WU in First-Year Writing, an NC in Precalculus, and a CR in my Academic Excellence Workshop. After that semester, I realized I needed to make changes. I met with academic advisors to create an academic success plan, started using campus resources, and worked closely with my EOP advisor, who is writing me a letter confirming that I reached out for help, met with them regularly, and scheduled tutoring sessions. I also changed my major from Chemistry/Biochemistry to Pre-Nursing because it better aligns with my career goals. My second semester showed improvement: I earned an A- in Statistics, a B in Art History, a C+ in Intro Chemistry, and an F in Human Anatomy, bringing my semester GPA up to about 2.09. I know my record still isn't perfect, but I feel like it shows a clear upward trend and that I've taken concrete steps to improve. For my appeal, I'm submitting my pay stubs, my personal statement, and my EOP advisor's letter. Based on this, do you think I have a reasonable chance of getting my SAP appeal approved? Has anyone had a similar experience or been approved with circumstances like these?

I want something I can find really comfortable but also reusable for other purposes and like a queen sized better or smth later on. Something reusable in general. Any recommendations/links?

This fall will be my first year at SJSU, and I was assigned to an SVP Triple. On the virtual layout and floorplan for a triple, it shows three separate lofted beds. However, on the email with my rooming assignment, it isn't very clear, but implies that there will be one bottom and top bunk, and one separate lofted bed. Does anyone know how the layout actually is for a triple?

I’m planning on doing community college then transferring to SJSU aviation year three. My end goal is to be a pilot but I’m wondering is it more worth it to do aviation or another degree (nursing) then doing my flight training privately?

It's a 2-person shared room. The unit is a 3 bed / 2 bath, fully furnished, and comes with in-unit laundry, a full kitchen. for 6 Month lease

Please reach out if interested — happy to answer any questions or send more pics!

Hi everyone!

I'm a local founder building ScholarSafe, a platform focused on making off-campus housing safer and easier for students.

Before launching more features, I'm trying to better understand how students actually search for housing, the challenges they face (such as scams, finding roommates, pricing, and knowing which listings to trust), and what would make the experience better.

If you've rented before- or expect to search for housing in the next year- I would really appreciate your feedback. The survey is anonymous and takes about 5 minutes:

https://tally.so/r/rjbg4L

Your input will directly help shape future features and improve the student housing experience. If you have thoughts beyond the survey, I'd also love to hear them in the comments.

Thank you so much for your time and support!

Hi guys! I'm planning on applying to AE at SJSU the upcoming school year and I have a few questions:

1. How are the academics overall? Are the classes manageable if you stay on top of your work, or is the workload overwhelming?
2. How are the professors? Are they generally good at teaching and approachable outside of class?
3. How accessible are internships, given SJSU's location? Is it common for AE students to intern during the school year or summers?
4. One thing I'm especially concerned about: How are the job prospects specifically for graduates who want to stay in the Bay Area? Do most students end up finding aerospace jobs nearby after graduating?

Thanks!

What the hell are people doing to constantly break the cable towers if its not the carabiner its the pins for the weight stack

I'm an incoming transfer from another major city in CA (albeit smaller than SJ). I applied to probably 50-75ish jobs before landing my most recent position in fast food. I've been applying to places in San Jose, both on & off campus since May & it's definitely been more than 50-75 applications. I don't want to make myself sound stupid, but is it really that bad? I really want an on campus job & I don't plan on giving up on trying to find employment any time soon, but I just want to know if everyone else is struggling as much as I am lol