It is very important to discuss your study abroad plans with your academic advisor(s) as early as possible. Early planning for study abroad is fundamental to allowing you to stay on track to graduate and not get behind.
Consider discussing these topics with your advisors prior to selecting a program:
Students who select an SDSU Exchange, ISEP Exchange/Direct or CSU International Program (CSUIP) may need to search for courses/classes on the host institution website, which can be a lengthy process. The SDSU Global Education office will facilitate students in locating the appropriate course listings at the exchange partner university. However, each student must show individual course descriptions to his/her academic advisor for review.
The number of classes considered full-time at your host university will depend on their academic system. In general, SDSU students take between three and five classes per semester abroad.