1. This is a guide to the classes you should be enrolled in or will enroll in to ensure you are eligible to apply to a 4 - year university your senior year. 

2. Remember in order for the class to count you must pass with a C- or better. 

Check your 4-year plan here (click here)  

Checking your classes/grad inventory on Infinite Campus (Click here) 

Printable year plan (Click here) 

CSU Planner

In order to best prepare you for placement at a CSU (UC and Community colleges have similar requirements) most AVID students will be taking 4 years of math. 

This is based on SJSU's EAP (Early Assessment Program) which can be found here 

If you have met or exceeded the requirements below by the end of your junior senior year and are considering a non STEM/Business Major please speak with the AVID Counselor about possibly replacing your Math class with a different college (A-G) prep class. 

*12 grade approved math course. 

This means you have completed one or more of the following with a C- or better (in both semesters) by the end of your 11th-grade year. 

✅Math Analysis

✅MRWC

✅AP Statistics

✅AP Calculus AB

✅AP Calculus BC

✅AP Computer Science Principles 

Please read all of the requirements, I have listed some of the more important points below. 

• CSU Admissions Requirements

  • Pass all A-G required courses with a C- or better

  • 2.5 GPA in A-G classes 

  • CSU Eligibility Matrix

  • SJSU-Spartan Promise

• UC Admissions Requirements

  • Pass all A-G required courses with a C- or better

  • 3.0 GPA in A-G classes 

  • UC California Resident Eligibility

• Detailed CSU-UC college admission matrix

• CSU vs UC Article: What is the difference?

1. Cappex 

   1. Easy to navigate the site. 

   2. Data on admissions rates, tuition, etc

   3. You can customize based on your personal criteria

2. College Results Online

   1. You can customize your search (financial aid, graduation rate, with the link above. 

   2. CSU - 6 year graduation rate Data (Percent of students finishing in 6 years) 

   3. UC - 6 year Graduation Rate Data (Percent of students finishing in 6 years) 

3. College Board