Online session explains the community-college-to-CSU Transfer Success Pathway

San Joaquin Delta College lists an online Transfer Success Pathway information session for Tuesday, October 13, from 2 to 3 p.m. The page identifies the program as a community-college-to-California-State-University route and directs 2026 high-school graduates or GED recipients to learn about eligibility and guaranteed-admission conditions. The guarantee is conditional on program rules; registering for the webinar alone does not reserve a CSU seat or establish that every campus, major or student circumstance qualifies.

The session may be especially relevant to Mountain House graduates who began at community college and want a structured transfer plan. Useful questions include the enrollment deadline, required unit pattern, grade expectations, participating campuses and majors, and what happens if a student changes academic direction. Students should compare the presentation with current CSU and Delta documents, then meet an adviser before making course decisions that affect time or tuition.

Use the official registration link, test the meeting platform and keep the confirmation. Do not post a meeting link publicly or send school records through chat unless the authorized process requests them. If the eligibility window does not fit, ask Delta counseling about other transfer options. The photograph shows an unrelated student attending an online lesson; it does not depict the Delta session, a CSU representative, the webinar platform or an admission commitment.

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