Sac State received the prestigious classification recognizing U.S. colleges and universities for their commitment to community engagement for the fourth time since 2010.

Our Sac State Student Guides would love to show you around our beautiful campus and tell you all about the programs, student services, activities, and opportunities here! Vehicles must display a valid ...

Faculty, staff, and students can purchase weekly and semester parking permits at our online parking portal or the University Transportation & Parking Services (UTAPS) office. A valid Sacramento State ...

Sac State is Sacramento’s University – the only public university in the capital of the state that has the world’s fifth-largest economy. Founded in 1947, Sac State has grown into the sixth-largest ...

When two-time Sac State grad James L'Etoile retired after decades working in law enforcement, he launched a whole new career ...

This course builds students understanding of appropriate methods of data analysis in Teacher Action Research in multicultural education settings. Students will learn how data analysis has been used to ...

Sacramento State offers the Student Fee Assistance Program (SFAP) to help cover a portion of the mandatory fees, starting in the 2025-2026 academic year. Funded through the University’s Return-to-Aid ...

Math Tutoring Buddies Program: The Math Tutoring Buddies Program at Sacramento State provides free one-on-one tutoring sessions to middle and high school students in the local community. This ...

If you can't make it to campus, the IRT Open Virtual Computer Lab is a great alternative to help you stay connected to the essential tools you need for coursework: Most Sac State colleges have their ...

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The Hill Inorganic Research Award, funded by an endowment from Professor Emeritus James Hill, provides a scholarship to Junior or Senior Chemistry majors with a strong interest in performing research ...

Sacramento State made positive strides toward President Luke Wood’s goals for 2025-26 with growing enrollment, landmark projects, and an encouraging budget outlook.