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Guide Arizona
to State
applying University
Your guide to
Arizona State University’s staying on track for
application is open! admission
Follow along with this step-by-step
Be inspired to live checklist of everything you need to
know about submitting your application
your best life for fall 2023 admission. Hang it on your
fridge so you can keep track of your
When choosing where to go to college,
you’re wise to look for a school that offers progress.
you the opportunity for a lifetime of success.
At Arizona State University, you’ll join a
vibrant community that will help you explore How to get here
your interests and become a lifelong learner.
Work hard and do your best during
Through quality academics, enrichment
your senior year, and you’ll stay on
opportunities, and support from friends and
faculty, you’ll graduate prepared to take on track for admission to ASU. Here’s
the world in all the ways you’ve dreamed of. what you need:
admission.asu.edu
Complete ASU’s competency
requirements:
4 years of math
4 years of English
(non-ESL/ELL courses)
3 years of lab sciences
(1 year each of biology,
chemistry, earth science,
integrated sciences or physics)
2 years of social sciences
(including 1 year of American history)
2 years of same second language
1 year of fine arts or 1 year of
career and technical education
Schedule a one-
on-one admission And one of the following:
appointment
Top 25% in high school class
We know you might have questions.
You can set up a personalized virtual
appointment with your admission
1120/1600
SAT evidence-based reading
team member. They are ready to help
and writingplus math
you through your next steps with the
enrollment and financial aid processes.
22/36 ACT composite
admission.asu.edu/findmyrep
3.00/4.00 core GPA
asu.edu/admission
From quizzes to videos to tips from current students, ASU offers an abundance of resources to help you be prepared. What kind of college student will you be? To start thinking about the kind of college student you’ll become, take our quiz. asu.edu/my-experience Tour the ASU campuses with Amazon Prime We created our biggest virtual tour ever, and it’s streaming live as an episode of The College Tour on Amazon Prime. asu.edu/college-tour Find the ASU that fits you Take the campus fit quiz to find out which campus might be your style. asu.edu/campusfit You Asked: We answered Check out the dozens of videos on questions that incoming Sun Devils want answers to. yourfuture.asu.edu/youasked On-campus and virtual visit experiences Check out ASU’s current opportunities to visit campus both in person and virtually. visit.asu.edu
Steps to apply to ASU
Step Complete an undergraduate admission application.
Submit the ASU admission application or apply with the Common Application.
01 asu.edu/apply | commonapp.org
Self-report your grades or request a transcript.
Step
You can either self-report your grades on your application or request a transcript from your high school. If you
02 choose to request a transcript, you will finish your admission application faster (less than 20 minutes). If you
choose to self-report your grades, you will receive your admission decision sooner.
Choose to not self-report Quicker application process, but takes a little longer for an admission decision.
Choose to self-report Application takes longer to complete, but admission decision comes much faster.
Step Pay the application fee.
If your financial circumstances qualify you for an application fee waiver, you will check the appropriate box, and
03 your application fee will automatically be waived and post to your account.
Step Activate ASURITE and check your application status.
Check your application status and any Priority Tasks you need to complete in My ASU using your
04 ASURITE User ID, which is sent to you after you apply for admission.
my.asu.edu
Helpful information
Self-reported grades Standardized test scores Higher admission requirements
ASU encourages students to For the fall 2023 semester, SAT or ACT Some programs at ASU have higher
self-report their high school grades on the scores are not required for admission or admission requirements. Should you
undergraduate admission application. merit scholarships. select one of these programs, you will be
asu.edu/apply scholarships.asu.edu/estimator asked to select a second major without
higher requirements.
asu.edu/degrees
Individual review Universal Learner Courses Turn your interests into a career
If you don’t meet the admission With this selection of our popular first-year Check out ASU’s all-in-one personality
standards, you will be evaluated through college courses available online, you can quiz and career advisor that can help
individual review. test the college waters and get a head match your interests to one of ASU’s
start on a degree by earning college credit 400+ majors.
ASU welcomes applications from
at a much cheaper tuition rate. yourfuture.asu.edu/me3
home-educated students.
ea.asu.edu
students.asu.edu/homeschool
How to pay for college
Financial aid can cover some or all of your expenses, but you have to Free gift aid you don’t pay back
know the various types of aid out there and how to apply for them. Grants Scholarshipss
students.asu.edu/financialaid
Need-based aid that University or private;
Scholarship Estimator requires you to file a may be based on
ASU awards scholarships based on core competencies and GPA. FAFSA. Free money. accomplishments,
personal characteristics
Use the Scholarship Estimator to see how much you may be eligible to
or need.
receive.
scholarships.asu.edu/estimator Employment opportunities
Create your FSA ID Federal On-campus
The Free Application for Federal Student Aid for the 2023–2024 Work-Study employmentt
academic year opens Oct. 1, but you can set up your FSA ID now to Based on need; this is Also money you
get ready to file the FAFSA. You’ll need to create an FSA ID in order to money you earn by working earn by working as a
electronically sign and submit your FAFSA. If you are a dependent, your at your school. student employee.
parent will also need to create an FSA ID. Aid you pay back
studentaid.ed.gov
Loans
The FAFSA Borrow smart and only what you need — you’ll have to
Starting Oct. 1 of your senior year, you can fill out the online Free pay back your loan amount plus interest.
Application for Federal Student Aid to determine how much federal
money you’re eligible to receive.
fafsa.gov
Attend ASU tuition-free
We’re committed to helping make a high-quality education from ASU a reality for Arizona
$0
tuition due
students. The Arizona Promise Program, the Obama Scholars Program and the College
Attainment Grant, all part of the ASU Advantage Program, make tuition-free attendance
possible. For more information on the specific program and renewal criteria, visit the
corresponding URL.
students.asu.edu/financialaid/types/special
The Arizona Promise Program Valued at $12,698
The Arizona Promise Program is a state grant program for Arizona residents that helps Covers tuition and fees.
fill in the remaining tuition, student initiated fees and undergraduate college fees not Must be Pell-eligible with $0
covered by your other gift aid (Pell Grant, merit scholarships, etc.). This can be awarded expected family contribution.
up to four years (eight consecutive semesters).
students.asu.edu/arizona-promise-program
Obama Scholars Program Valued up to $28,091*
Incoming resident first-year students who are eligible to receive a Federal Pell Grant, Covers tuition and fees.
meet assured admission requirements, and indicate a family income of $42,400 or less Must be Pell-eligible.
on the FAFSA can receive funding for tuition, student initiated fees and undergraduate Eligible students may also receive funding
college fees, plus a standard allowance for housing, meals, books and supplies for up to for housing, meals, books and supplies.
four years (eight consecutive semesters). To be considered for the program, a completed
*Your award is dependent on your expected
application for admission, transcripts and test scores, and the FAFSA are due by Jan. 15. family contribution.
students.asu.edu/obama
College Attainment Grant Valued at $12,698
If you’re an incoming resident first-year student and Pell Grant eligible, the College Covers tuition and fees.
Attainment Grant program provides the same funding to cover tuition, student initiated Must be Pell-eligible.
fees and undergraduate college fees for up to four years (eight consecutive semesters)
for those who may not meet the Arizona Promise Program eligibility requirements.
students.asu.edu/cagpUseful links
AP/IB Credit Guide
catalog.asu.edu/credit_exam
Apply
asu.edu/apply
Athletics
thesundevils.com
Barrett, The Honors College
honors.asu.edu
Cambridge Curriculum
catalog.asu.edu/credit_exam
Degrees
asu.edu/degrees
Financial Aid and
Scholarship Services
asu.edu/financialaid
Find my admission rep
asu.edu/findmyrep
First-Year Success Center
fys.asu.edu
Housing
housing.asu.edu
Pat Tillman Veterans Center
veterans.asu.edu
Pre-health Connect with us:
students.asu.edu/prehealth
Pre-law
students.asu.edu/prelaw @FutureSunDevils
Residency verification
students.asu.edu/residency Questions?
Scholarship Estimator Contact your personal admission
scholarships.asu.edu/estimator representative.
Student Accessibility and Inclusive asu.edu/findmyrep
Learning Services
eoss.asu.edu/accessibility
Information is subject to change. ASU is an affirmative action/equal opportunity
institution. ©2022 Arizona Board of Regents for ASU. Photo credits: Chloe
Transfer Credit Guide Merriweather, Deanna Dent, Cindi Farmer, Robin Kiyutelluk.
July 2022 / 35M / 55876 / AZ
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