Who qualifies for TAG?

Who qualifies for TAG?

• A. California community college students in good academic standing
• B. Any transfer student
• C. High school graduates only
• D. International students only

Answer: (A)

TAG is a pathway that guarantees admission to a CSU campus for students who start at a California community college and stay in good academic standing. Being in good standing means you’re meeting the college’s academic requirements (not on probation or dismissal) and you’ve completed the required lower‑division major preparation with the GPA requirements set for your chosen campus and major. This program is specifically designed for California community college students planning to transfer to a CSU; it isn’t for any transfer student, and it isn’t described as open only to high school graduates or only to international students. If you’re a California community college student in good standing and you meet the campus‑specific TAG requirements, you’re in the group that TAG is intended for.

TAG is a pathway that guarantees admission to a CSU campus for students who start at a California community college and stay in good academic standing. Being in good standing means you’re meeting the college’s academic requirements (not on probation or dismissal) and you’ve completed the required lower‑division major preparation with the GPA requirements set for your chosen campus and major. This program is specifically designed for California community college students planning to transfer to a CSU; it isn’t for any transfer student, and it isn’t described as open only to high school graduates or only to international students. If you’re a California community college student in good standing and you meet the campus‑specific TAG requirements, you’re in the group that TAG is intended for.