Admitted Student Resources

Don't forget to reserve your seat in our incoming class by submitting your enrollment confirmation form and enrollment deposit to the Office of Graduate Admissions by the deadline indicated in your admissions letter.

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Once you confirm your enrollment, make sure you register for an Account to set up your USDOne student account and your USD email address.

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At the University of San Diego Hahn School of Nursing and Health Science, we take the worry out of the registration process.  We register you for your classes each term.  Incoming MEPN students will be registered in early summer.  Registration for all other incoming students is coordinated through the School of Nursing Office of Student Services.  Please check your USD email for incoming student advising sessions. 

Your Torero ID card is very important, as it's used on campus for identification, campus cash, and to check out library materials. To obtain a Torero ID Card, you must be registered for classes and should bring a valid picture ID (such as a driver's license or a passport) for identity verification to Campus Card Services, located in Hahn University Center, room 127.

USD's One Stop Center is the place to get answers to questions related to Financial Aid, Student Accounts, Academics/Registration, as well as additional campus resources.

All University of San Diego full-time graduate students are required to have health insurance. When you register for classes, your student account will be charged for the USD Student Health Insurance Plan. Students must decide to enroll or waive the charge if they already have insurance by answering questions online. A new waiver needs to be submitted at the beginning of each academic year.

Important Links:

• Student Health Center
• Student Health Insurance website
• Student Health Insurance Plan Benefits and Features
• International Student Health Insurance Information

The Disability and Learning Difference Resource Center is committed to helping students with disabilities obtain meaningful academic accommodations and support to help improve access to the many excellent programs and activities offered by the University.

If you have a disability, we encourage you to request accommodations and support through the Disability and Learning Difference Resource Center (DLDRC). If you have any questions or would like additional guidance, feel free to contact the Assistant Director of Graduate Student Services: 619-260-7929.

San Diego offers a variety of unique neighborhoods and housing options – from bungalows near the beach, to urban living downtown and in the central neighborhoods, family-friendly suburban settings – San Diego has something for everyone!

Graduate students are responsible for finding their own housing. Need help finding a place to live? Visit USD's off-campus housing resource for graduate students to explore neighborhoods, view maps, and helpful renter information, as well as information related to transportation and parking.

Parking Permits

Students must display a valid USD parking permit at all times while parking on campus. Long term parking permits can be purchased online through the Parking Services website. Please review the parking rules and regulations before coming to campus.

Public Transportation Resources

The San Diego region is served by two transit agencies, the San Diego Metropolitan Transit System (MTS) and the North County Transit District (NCTD), which includes the North County Coaster. Students who wish to use public transportation are encouraged to purchase a discounted MTS Student Passes on campus at the Hahn University Center Ticket Office.

Visit www.511sd.com to find complete information on all of the public transportation options, traffic alerts, and green transportation alternatives in San Diego County.

Alternative Transportation Resources

The iCommuteSD web site has helpful information on alternative transportation including bicycling, carpools and vanpools.

USD Tram Service

While you can get most anywhere on campus on foot, USD's Tram Service is free to all students, employees, and visitors to the university and makes regular stops throughout campus. The tram also provides transportation to and from the Old Town Transit Center, which provides convenient access to much of the greater San Diego area.