Arizona State University

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Welcome to ASU

#1 in the U.S. for innovation (U.S. News & world Report 2016,2017,2018 and 2019)

Arizona State University is a new kind of university, dedicated to innovative ideas and academic excellence to help you get where you want to be in life.

• Courses are taught by a student-focused faculty that includes 5 Nobel laureates, 6 Pulitzer Prize winners and 164 Fulbright scholars.
• Knowledge delivery goes beyond traditional methods, putting students in the middle of active learning experiences.
• Many students have opportunities to work with professors as team members on significant research projects.

This culture begins with a diverse student body and the perspectives that students bring from all around the world. ASU is a university that’s all about inclusion. We believe in it so much that we put it in our university charter.
You’ll thrive in this environment of innovation, excellence and inclusion, which in turn will prepare you to thrive throughout your life.

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Campuses

One university in many places
ASU has 5 distinct campuses: 4 in the Phoenix metropolitan Area (metro Phoenix), and 1 in western Arizona on the California state line. This allows you to customize your campus community to fit your learning style.

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West campus

The West campus offers a close-knit learning community dedicated to 21st-century leadership preparation in the style of a small liberal arts college.

• Student-to-faculty ratio: 12-to-1
• Average class size: 25
• Number of students: 4,000

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Downtown Phoenix campus

The Downtown Phoenix campus plays an essential role in the health care, journalism, public service and corporate communities, and is the new home of the Thunderbird School of Global Management. The campus is professional and fast-paced.

• Student-to-faculty ratio: 15-to-1
• Average class size: 29
• Number of students: 11,700

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Tempe campus

The Tempe campus boasts high-tech research space in an energetic and historic environment, and features signature events and university traditions.

• Student-to-faculty ratio: 20-to-1/li>
• Average class size: 39
• Number of students: 51,100

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Polytechnic campus

The Polytechnic campus is a technical and innovative partner within the enterprising East Valley, set in a peaceful desert landscape.

• Student-to-faculty ratio: 18-to-1
• Average class size: 28
• Number of students: 4,800

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ASU@Lake Havasu

ASU’s location in western Arizona features a variety of undergraduate majors in a scenic, small-town setting. Havasu students get personalized attention and have easy access to Lake Havasu City’s outdoor lifestyle.

• Student-to-faculty ratio: 12-to-1
• Average class size: 8
• Number of students: around 150

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Housing

At ASU, you’ll live in a residence hall on the campus of your major. ASU’s housing options come with many benefits, including:

• nearby access to classes, professors, libraries and tutoring services
• nearby access to the fitness complex and dining halls
• furnished rooms with Wi-Fi, cable and laundry facilities
• common recreation and study areas, and community kitchens
• special programming and events for residence hall community members

Live with your classmates

As an undergraduate student, you’ll live in a residential college on the same floor as others in your program, meaning that from the start of your college experience, you’ll have built-in study partners and friends.

Admission requirements

For undergraduates (bachelor’s)

Freshman students

Freshman students must have a minimum 3.00 GPA from secondary school (4.00=“A”).

Transfer students

Transfer students must have a minimum 2.50 GPA from their college or university.
※Some ASU programs may have higher admission requirements.

English proficiency requirements*

Test scores are required from one of the following:

• Test of English as a Foreign Language (TOEFL): minimum 61 (iBT)
• International English Language Testing System (IELTS): minimum 6.0
• Pearson Test of English (PTE):minimum 53

※Note: Ira A. Fulton Schools of Engineering requires a minimum 79 TOEFL (iBT), 6.5 IELTS or 58 PTE for undergraduate programs.
※Some programs require higher English proficiency scores.
Find more information about required courses (major map), admission requirements and related careers.
asu.edu/degrees

For graduates (master’s)

International applicants must have the equivalent of a U.S. bachelor’s degree or higher, from an officially recognized institution.
Applicants must have maintained a minimum 3.00 GPA in the last 60 semester hours or 90 quarter hours of undergraduate coursework (4.00=“A”).
Each academic department has the option of requiring test scores, letters of recommendation and other supporting documents. Type of undergraduate coursework completed may also be considered. Review ASU’s minimum standards and your degree program’s standards, application materials and submission timelines in Graduate Degree Search.
asu.edu/gradprograms

English proficiency requirements*

Test scores are required from one of the following:

• TOEFL: minimum 80 (iBT)
• IELTS: minimum 6.5
• PTE: minimum 60

※Some programs require higher English proficiency scores.

Culture and excellence

Culture@ASU

Through events and activities, Culture@ASU seeks to bring together all cultures and promote a better understanding and appreciation of each other.

• $546.5 million in research expenditures (2017)
• 136 nations & 230 tribal nations represented at ASU
• 1,000+ student clubs and organizations

#1 in the U.S. for innovation

ahead of Stanford and MIT– U.S. News & World Report, 2016, 2017, 2018 and 2019
You’ll be part of a community that envisions and creates a better future.

Top 1% of world’s most prestigious universities – Times Higher Education, 2017

You’ll be part of a university with a worldwide reputation for excellence.

#1 public university in the U.S.

chosen by international students– Institute of International Education, 2017
You’ll be part of a global network that calls ASU home and the community, family.

Academic colleges

The university’s schools and colleges each have expertise and undertake research in specific academic disciplines or professional areas. You will belong to one of these schools when you pursue a degree at ASU:

• Business, W. P. Carey
• Herberger Institute for Design and the Arts
• Mary Lou Fulton Teachers College
• Ira A. Fulton Schools of Engineering
• School for the Future of Innovation in Society
• College of Health Solutions
• The Honors College at ASU Honors: Barrett
• College of Integrative Sciences and Arts
• New College of Interdisciplinary Arts and Sciences
• Walter Cronkite School of Journalism and Mass Communication
• Sandra Day O'Connor College of Law
• College of Liberal Arts and Sciences
• College of Nursing and Health Innovation
• Watts College of Public Service and Community Solutions
• School of Sustainability
• Thunderbird School of Global Management
• University College

Barrett, The Honors College

Barrett, The Honors College is designed to enhance the ASU undergraduate experience. Think of it as having dual citizenship in both Barrett and ASU. Barrett students have access to the vast resources of ASU while being part of a small living-learning community of scholars. In addition, they get personalized attention, exclusive faculty interaction, and unique internship and research opportunities.
honors.asu.edu

Resources and engagement

International Students and Scholars Center

ASU’s International Students and Scholars Center is here to help you maintain compliance with visa regulations, as well as to provide programming and advising to enrich your ASU experience.
The ISSC can:

• provide immigration information
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• help you adapt to academics at ASU
• help you adjust to cultural differences
• sponsor university and community activities that promote international awareness

Through these resources, the ISSC helps international students explore what it means to be a global citizen and engage with others who share a world-community mindset.

Improve your English skills

Global Launch

Global Launch provides English-language training and academic support for international students who wish to thrive in an American college atmosphere. Experience American culture and begin your academic career with the support of international educators.

Intensive English Program

This year-round program provides comprehensive instruction in state-of-the-art classrooms, and academic success activities such as reading circles and conversation groups to maximize reading, writing, listening and speaking skills. After successfully completing the program, many students transfer directly into one of ASU’s degree programs.

Conditional admission

Students who are conditionally admitted have the opportunity to receive a TOEFL waiver by enrolling in and successfully completing the Intensive English Program before beginning their undergraduate studies.

ASU-USA Pathways

This program is for international students interested in obtaining an undergraduate degree at ASU, while receiving additional language and cultural support. After successfully completing the ASU-USA Pathways program, students are guaranteed to have sophomore status in selected ASU undergraduate degree programs.

Location

Tempe Campus

Tempe, AZ 85281 USA

Downtown Phoenix Campus

411 N Central Ave, Phoenix, AZ 8500 USA

West Campus

4701 W Thunderbird Rd, Glendale, AZ 85306 USA

Polytechnic Campus

7001 E Williams Field Rd, Mesa, AZ 85212 USA
website:https://www.asu.edu

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