What is Transfer Success Pathway (TSP)?
Definition
The Transfer Success Pathway (TSP) program is a dual admission program where students enroll in an agreement with a California State University (CSU). This agreement guarantees a student admission into their chosen major once they have met all admission requirements. Using the CSU Transfer Planner Student Portal, students can find TSP-eligible programs at a CSU, enter an agreement, and continually track their progress toward a future transfer.
TSP Eligibility
Students are eligible for TSP if they:
- Left or graduated high school during the current year.
- Are a first-time freshman that either:
- Wasn't CSU eligible at the time of their high school graduation or
- Who didn't attend a CSU due to personal or financial reasons.
- Have not completed college courses after graduating high school.
Visit CSU's Transfer Success Pathway website for more information on eligibility guidelines.
Timeline
Between August 1 and September 30 each year, students can search for and enroll in a TSP agreement with a TSP-eligible program in the CSU Transfer Planner Student Portal.
TSP Status Definitions
Review the TSP statuses you can use to manage your student pool.
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TSP Status |
Definition |
|---|---|
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ENROLLED - Reviewed |
The student’s TSP enrollment agreement has been reviewed and confirmed. |
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REVOKED - Not Eligible |
The student is not eligible to enroll in a TSP agreement. |
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REVOKED - Enrollment Error |
The student was previously enrolled in TSP agreement and was released by a CSU campus. |
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REVOKED - Student Mistake |
The student enrolled in a TSP agreement with the wrong campus and/or program and was then released by a CSU campus. |
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REVOKED - Requested Release |
The student enrolled in a TSP agreement and requested to be released from the agreement. |