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You are eligible for the TSP program if you are enrolling in a California Community College and have not earned any college credit since completing high school or earning a GED.

• If you are taking college courses in the summer immediately following your high school graduation, you’re still eligible for TSP.
• If you have taken dual enrollment coursework while in high school, you’re still eligible for TSP.

• Enter into an agreement with CSUDH and receive guaranteed admission to the degree program of your choice (if all requirements are met).
• Receive personalized guidance from a CSUDH representative to create an educational plan to help you transfer within three years or less.
• Map out your coursework using the CSU Transfer Planner portal to ensure you’re on track for your degree.
• Receive access to CSUDH events.

TSP applicants can attend multiple community colleges; however, students can only apply to one program and have one TSP agreement.

If a student decides to change to another campus or program in the future, they must submit a request for release and allow time for the campus to review. Students can request to cancel their agreement at any time. However, the ability to select another campus or major is only during their enrollment period.

If a student requests to be released from their original agreement, they can elect to enter into an agreement with another campus or program, provided it is within the filing period for an agreement. If a student is deemed ineligible for the TSP program by any campus, they will not be able to enter into any agreement with any other CSU campus, and those students will not be able to utilize CSU Transfer Planner.