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Your Arizona transfer State guide University
Find your place at ASU
As you choose where to complete your bachelor’s degree, you’re likely
seeking out universities that offer you the most opportunities for growth
and future success. I invite you to consider Arizona State University. As a
transfer student, you’ll gain access to all the resources and opportunities
of a research university — professors at the top of their fields making
groundbreaking discoveries that you could be a part of, and more than
400 highly ranked degree programs to choose from — all in a global
environment with students and faculty from all over the world.
Think of completing your bachelor’s degree as an investment in yourself
and your future. ASU is a smart decision for a quality education. We offer
competitive tuition rates and more than $1 billion in financial aid each
year, so you’ll get the most for your money during your time here.
ASU has a commitment to our students: we provide a safe, diverse and
welcoming environment for you to pursue your education. By transferring
to ASU, you’re preparing yourself for a lifetime of success no matter what
you want to do.
I hope you’ll consider joining the Sun Devil family.
Matthew R. López
Associate Vice President, Academic Enterprise Enrollment
Executive Director, Admission Services
Transfer timeline
Incoming spring 2023
May 2022
Spring 2023 application opens. Sept. 2022–Jan. 2023
admission.asu.edu/transfer/apply Plan a time to visit campus.
visit.asu.edu
Transfer your FAFSA to ASU.
ASU’s Federal School Code: 001081
fafsa.gov
2022 May June July August September
Incoming fall 2023
July 2022 Sept. 15
Apply for
Fall 2023 scholarships.
application opens. scholarships.asu.edu
admission.asu.edu/transfer/apply
Sept. 2022–Aug. 2023
Plan a time to visit campus.
visit.asu.edu
Your investment Your costs
The value of a college education continues to grow, and The cost of attendance is the estimated cost of completing
earning your bachelor’s degree at ASU will prepare you for the a full year as a full-time student. Costs vary depending
next steps in your career. on course requirements, on- or off-campus living
Learning more leads to earning more arrangements, and personal spending habits.
The median annual salary of 25- to 34-year-old college
graduates is $23,000 more than those who only graduated
Residents
Estimated cost of attendance
from high school, and $15,500 more than those with two-year
degrees. Base tuition $10,978 *
Based on full-time enrollment of 12 credits per semester for
undergraduates (24 credits per year) fall 2022.
Annual earnings for young adult workers Undergraduate college fees $1,080 **
ages 25–34 Student-initiated fees $640
$69,700 On-campus housing and meals $14,718 +
Master’s degree or higher Books and supplies $1,320
Travel and personal $3,399
$59,600
Estimated annual total $32,135
Bachelor’s degree
$44,100 Nonresidents
Associate degree Estimated cost of attendance
Base tuition $29,952*
$36,600 Based on full-time enrollment of 12 credits per semester for
undergraduates (24 credits per year) fall 2022.
High school diploma
Undergraduate college fees $1,850**
Earnings source: U.S. Department of Education, National Center for Education
Statistics, The Condition of Education 2020. nces.ed.gov Student-initiated fees $640
On-campus housing and meals $14,718+
ASU means success after graduation
Books and supplies $1,320
An ASU degree makes a huge impact on your life. With an ASU
Travel and personal $3,399
diploma, earnings potential increases. Employers look to hire
Estimated annual total $51,879
Sun Devils, and graduates tend to find jobs quickly. Receive
mentorship and career guidance throughout your journey at ASU Note: On-campus housing and meals are optional for transfer students.
and learn skills that provide career readiness and growth. *First-year and sophomore students in the Polytechnic School and the New College of
Interdisciplinary Arts and Sciences receive a 10% discount on tuition.
+Barrett, The Honors College residence halls and meal plans are higher
ASU Tuition Estimator due to additional costs. Students enrolled in Barrett, The Honors College will have an
additional honors college program fee of $2,000 for the academic year.
Use the Tuition Estimator if you’re curious about tuition and
**This represents the highest possible undergraduate college fee.
mandatory fees. Enter just a few responses, like where you’re students.asu.edu/standard-cost-attendance
from and the program you’re interested in, to get an idea of what students.asu.edu/financialaid/net-price
to expect.
students.asu.edu/tuition
Oct. 1
Priority admission deadline. Update 2022–2023
FAFSA with ASU’s Federal School Code: 001081.
Jan. 9, 2023
FAFSA priority date for 2023–2024 school year. Spring classes
Dec. 2022
Submit your final
begin.
Oct. 2022 transcripts.
Meet with your advisor
and register for classes.
October November December 2023 January February
Oct. 1, 2022 Jan. 15
2023–2024
2023–2024 FAFSA Feb. 1
FAFSA opens. priority Priority
fafsa.gov deadline. admission
deadline.
Your credits Your application process
ASU accepts college-level (not remedial) courses in which you General admission requirements
have earned a grade of “C” (4.00=“A”) or better from regionally A transfer applicant is a student who has attended
accredited colleges and universities. one or more colleges or universities and has
Transfer Guide completed 12 or more transferable credits post-high
Take the guesswork out of transferring and find out how your school. Students with 11 or fewer transferable credits are
credits apply to your ASU degree by building a course-by- considered incoming first-year students. To transfer to ASU,
course transfer map with MyPath2ASU™. Track your degree you must meet one of the following requirements:
progress, request course evaluations, save course and exam Students with 12 or more transferable credits must
searches, and more. have a minimum 2.50 cumulative GPA. Transfer students
tcg.asu.edu with 12–23 transferable credits must also meet first-year
student aptitude requirements.
Degree requirements
Students who have earned an associate degree
The ASU college of your major determines how transfer
from a regionally accredited higher education institution
courses fulfill your degree requirements. You should review the must have a minimum 2.00 cumulative GPA (residents) or
degree requirements of the program you intend to transfer to 2.50 cumulative GPA (nonresidents).
in its major map, and talk with an academic advisor about your
transfer credits and how they will apply to your degree program. Rolling admission
Some ASU majors have higher admission requirements. To find ASU evaluates admission applications once received and
the requirements for your specific program, visit ASU’s Degree completed. Completed applications include a submitted
Search. transfer admission application, application fee, and
degrees.asu.edu official high school (if applicable) and college or university
transcripts from all previously attended institutions.
Credit hours admission.asu.edu/transfer/apply
ASU will accept a maximum of 64 semester hours of 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 credit hours Your steps to apply
will be accepted from four-year institutions. 1. Complete an admission application.
admission.asu.edu/transfer/transferring-credits
2. Activate your ASURITE User ID.
3. Submit your nonrefundable application fee.
4. Request to have your official transcripts sent to ASU.
admission.asu.edu/transfer/apply
Plan your transfer to ASU
Schedule a one-on-one appointment or attend a presentation
to connect with your transfer coordinator and get all your
admission questions answered.
admission.asu.edu/contact/undergraduate
March April May June July August
Feb. 2023 June 2023
Aug. 17, 2023
May 2023
Meet with your academic advisor Special event: Submit your Fall classes
and register for classes. ASU Transfer Day. final transcripts. begin.
An outstanding academic experience
ASU is an academic powerhouse, offering an education from top professors who are committed to your success. You’ll be
surrounded by excellence and support as you explore your interests. And when you graduate, you’ll have the skills and confidence
you need to achieve your goals.
Transfer Incoming fall 2021 transfer
highlights student breakdown
More than 2,535
1 million from Maricopa community colleges
classes evaluated
328
4,508 from other Arizona community colleges
New transfer students in fall 2021
1,645
388 Out-of-state students
New nondegree-seeking students
in fall 2021
Top 10 “Best Buy” public A leader in undergraduate
university in the U.S. education
– Fiske Guide to Colleges, 2021 – The Princeton Review, 2022
#1 in the U.S., top 10 in the world #1 public university
for global impact in research, in the U.S. chosen by
outreach and stewardship international students
– Times Higher Education – Institute of International Education, 2021
Top 10 university in the U.S. for Top school for veterans
earning an online bachelor’s degree and military students
– U.S. News & World Report, 2021 – Military Times
18:1 6% 39% 77%
student:faculty ratio. of ASU classes have more of ASU classes have 19 of ASU classes have
than 100 students. or fewer students. 39 or fewer students.
Notes
Useful ASU resources
My ASU has everything you need as a future Sun Devil, all in one convenient place. You’ll find your
application status, next steps and to-do items, financial and account information, university announcements, and more.
my.asu.edu
ASU Online Financial Aid and Parking and Transit Services
asuonline.asu.edu Scholarship Services parking.asu.edu
855-278-5080
MyPath2ASU™ transfer experience Student Accessibility and Inclusive
students.asu.edu/financialaid/apply
admission.asu.edu/MyPath2ASU Learning Services
Readmission to ASU 480-965-1234
Pat Tillman Veterans Center
admission.asu.edu/undergrad/ eoss.asu.edu/accessibility
480-727-3416
readmission
veterans.asu.edu University Housing
Residency classification 480-965-3515
Western Undergraduate Exchange
480-965-7712 housing.asu.edu
program
students.asu.edu/residency
admission.asu.edu/wue
Scholarships for transfer students
scholarships.asu.edu/transfers
Information is subject to change. ASU is an affirmative action/equal opportunity institution. ©2022 Arizona Board of Regents
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