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ASU Health Services is dedicated to the well-being and educational success of each individual student by providing high-quality health care that is accessible, affordable and compassionate. Our more than 20 physicians and nurse practitioners are board-certified in emergency medicine, family medicine, internal medicine, neurology, orthopedics, rheumatology and sports medicine. In addition, ASU Counseling Services offers confidential, personal counseling, and crisis services for students experiencing emotional concerns, problems in adjusting, and other factors that affect their ability to achieve their academic and personal goals.

ASU Counseling Services are for any Sun Devil, regardless of your race, gender, sexual orientation, age, student status, religion, ability, size, financial situation, the issue you're dealing with or whether you've had counseling before. Something as simple as talking to someone can help you feel better, improve your grades and manage stress.

As of April 2021, ASU Counseling Services offers Open Call and Open Chat and telehealth individual sessions for Sun Devils anywhere in the world, at any time of day or night 24/7. Call and chat services are available in English, Arabic, Chinese, French, Korean and Spanish. The app is ADA compliant, and TTY accessible.

ASU is a gold-level Bicycle Friendly University, as designated by the League of American Bicyclists. Being a sustainable Sun Devil by biking to campus helps ASU achieve its university sustainability goals for transportation. If you have a personal emergency or a bike breakdown on campus and need a ride, Parking and Transit Services is here to assist.

ASU intercampus shuttles transport students, faculty and staff between the Downtown Phoenix, Polytechnic, Tempe and West campuses. Shuttes run weekdays every 15 to 30 minutes.

Several public transportation options are available to ASU students, faculty and staff across all four ASU campuses. City buses and light rail, discounted transit passes, Eco-Passes and ride-sharing allow Sun Devils to travel quickly, easily and affordably throughout the greater-Phoenix area.

A community of scholars housed in a small, liberal-arts atmosphere with a resort-like setting, Barrett West provides talented and motivated students with opportunities to excel and to enrich their university experiences. Honors students at the West campus engage in the entire range of Barrett activities from undertaking the required honors curriculum to participating in specially-designed educational and extra-curricular events. Barrett West also maintains an Alumni Program specifically for its graduates, plus Alumni Mentors to assist current students.

At Arizona State University we pride ourselves on ensuring that every student has the best possible university experience. We realize this goal by focusing on Achievement, Engagement, and Responsibility, which we think of as The Sun Devil Way. The Dean of Students Office will ensure that you achieve in and out of the classroom; we encourage you to engage and connect personally with the university and your fellow Sun Devils; and we expect you to make responsible choices during and beyond your time at ASU.

The ASU College Attainment Grant Program is our commitment to low-income families – making college affordable and accessible, the program will provide tuition and fees for up to four years to qualifying Arizona high school graduates. Learn more.

ASU is proud to promote equal access to education for all Arizonans through programs like the President Barack Obama Scholars Program.

In Arizona, we have many motivated, high-achieving students. For some of them, a lack of family resources has been a barrier to higher education. With the right support, these students can be successful, build better communities and create positive change. Arizona State University is committed to providing these opportunities.

Eligibility includes:
-Open to Arizona residents, admitted to ASU in the fall who are degree-seeking, full-time first year students (pursuing first undergraduate degree). This includes Native American high school seniors who are not residing in Arizona who meet the Arizona residency criteria for tuition purposes at ASU.
Admission to the university does not guarantee eligibility for the program. You must meet all course competencies and at least one of the aptitude requirements for admission described on the First Year Admission Requirements.
-You must demonstrate a total annual family income of $42,400 or less on the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA). Assets are considered in the determination of the Obama program. The Obama Scholars Program will be closed for the year when program funds have been exhausted.
-You must be eligible to receive a Federal Pell Grant.
Click link below for full eligibility requirements

How the program works:
By combining gift aid (i.e., Pell Grants, SEOG, University Grants, LEAP, and scholarships) from federal, state, private, and institutional sources with Federal Work-Study, ASU will cover students' estimated direct costs of attending ASU (minus the Expected Family Contribution as determined by the FAFSA) for up to eight full-time, consecutive fall and spring semesters (summer sessions are not covered). Estimated direct costs include actual tuition, undergraduate college fee (including Barrett Honors fee), and student initiated fees, as well as standardized allowances for housing, meals and books/supplies.
Click link below for further program details.

Get more details about this program for Arizona students here.

ASU has rolling admission, meaning most students receive an admission decision within four to six weeks of submitting a completed application. The fall 2022 application for admission becomes available in July 2021 at asu.edu/apply

You can also apply via the My Coalition app or the Common App.

Admission criteria and decisions are determined by the individual graduate programs. Review the admission criteria and deadlines at asu.edu/gradprograms.

To be admitted to ASU, you need the following coursework:

Course Competency Requirements:
4 years math
4 years English (non-ESL/ELL courses)
3 years lab sciences (1 year each from biology, chemistry, earth science, integrated sciences or physics)
2 years social sciences (including 1 year American history)
2 years same second language
1 year fine arts or 1 year career and technical education

Aptitude Requirements
you will need one of the following:

Top 25% in high school graduating class
3.00 GPA in competency courses (4.00 = ""A"")
ACT: 22 (24 nonresidents)
SAT: 1120 (1180 nonresidents)
These are the general university admission requirements. Students who do not meet these aptitude requirements may be reviewed individually before a final admission decision is made. Some degree programs have higher aptitude requirements. To find the requirements for your specific program, please visit ASU’s Degree Search.

ASU accepts college-level (not remedial) courses in which transfer students have earned a grade of “C” (4.00=“A”) or better from regionally accredited colleges and universities.

The applicability of a specific transfer course toward an ASU degree program depends on the requirements of the department, division, college or school in which you are enrolled at ASU.

A maximum of 64 semester hours of credit will be accepted as lower-division credit when transferred from a regionally accredited community, junior or two-year college, with the exception of some special programs. An unlimited number of credits hours will be accepted from four-year institutions. Upon admission to the university, you will work with an ASU academic advisor to determine how your transferable credits apply toward your selected major.

Learn more about transferring credits.

Arizona State University offers one of the lowest tuition rates in the Pac-12, and with scholarships and financial aid factored in, the cost becomes more affordable. Nonresident students are also automatically considered for ASU's New American University Scholarship upon admission to the university.

As a top public university chosen by international students, we serve international students across ASU’s five campuses and location in Lake Havasu City, Arizona. We work to facilitate the success of our more than 10,000 international students and scholars during their time in the United States. We serve more than 700 international scholars and faculty members that come to ASU for our research facilities and expanding international partnerships.

At Arizona State University, you’ll join a community that will help you explore your interests and learn new skills. Through quality academics, enrichment opportunities, and support from friends and faculty, you’ll graduate prepared to accomplish your goals throughout your life. Get personalized support and connect with your personal admission team member at asu.edu/findmyrep.

University Registrar Services helps current students with registration and academic records. This office reviews residency classification for tuition purposes.