Transit benefits from OneCard
Your Student OneCard acts as a Clipper card, the all-in-one transit card for the Bay Area. You can use it to pay for rides on trains, buses and ferries. As part of tuition and fees, all students pay a fee each semester for a “Gator Pass.” This set of transit passes — accessed via your OneCard — afford students unlimited rides for fixed-route transit on transit operators that accept Clipper Cards(with the exception of cable cars).
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For resources intended to address food insecurity needs for students, visit the Gator Groceries site. Students are also encouraged to sign up for Gator Grub Alerts.
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Gator Connect is a new, easy-to-use platform for networking and professional mentorship — designed exclusively for San Francisco State University students, alumni, staff, faculty and friends.
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Associated Students of San Francisco State University is the primary advocate for students at San Francisco State University. Associated Students of San Francisco State University is also the official body of student governance for the campus.
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Exists to empower and involve the student body to promote higher education and facilitate graduation for low income and historically underrepresented communities.
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Handshake is our online career management platform for students, alumni and employers.
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Counseling and Psychological Services (CAPS) provides psychological counseling to students and consultation services to the University community.
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A handy list of software provided to SFSU students including links to downloads. Part of the Instructional Continuity site, which contains helpful tips for learning and studying during remote instruction.
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