ARIZONA IN-STATE UNIVERSITY COMPETENCY REQUIREMENTS: Core competency Requirements: 4 years English, 4 years Math (Algebra 1,

Geometry, Algebra II and one course requiring Algebra II prerequisite), Laboratory Science (3 years), Social Science – 2 years including 1 year

American History, 2 years same Foreign Language and 1 year Fine Arts. Students must earn a minimum of a 2.0 GPA in each competency area.

ARIZONA STATE UNIVERSITY Fall 2020 information

Application Apply online at https://www.asu.edu/apply or https://www.commonapp.org/

Deadlines Rolling admissions. On-line applications available July 1

st

. Priority deadline for admissions is November 1. Enrollment deposits are

due by May 1st.

Journalism & Mass Communication have additional admission requirements.

Honors: Barrett, the Honors College requires a separate application. Go to www.barretthonors.asu.edu to apply. Students interested in

Barrett, The Honors College, first apply to Arizona State University and then may begin the separate Barrett application. Please

note: the university application must only be submitted; admission to ASU need not be conferred before a student starts the

Barrett application.

There are four Barrett application deadlines: Early Action (November 1), Regular Decision (January 15), Late Consideration (March

8), and Late Consideration II (April 1). Students are encouraged to apply by the Early Action deadline to give themselves the best

chance for a positive decision. This allows students to apply for Barrett scholarships with a deadline of February 1, 2020.

Prospective Barrett students should have a complete admissions application on file with ASU at least 4-6 weeks before the

appropriate Barrett deadline. This includes submitting the ASU application, official test scores, high school transcripts. Students

students.

Housing: After paying the enrollment deposit, student must log into their My ASU page and complete the MyHousing portal, regardless of

whether the student plans to live on or off-campus. To apply for an exemption, the student must select exemption from housing on

the last page of the form. Housing assignments are first come, first served, so students are encouraged to apply early. Typically, the

MyHousing portal opens in January prior to the start of the student’s anticipated fall enrollment term but this can vary.

Cost of Cost of Attendance varies across ASU campus location, degree program, and housing and dining selection. For the most

Attendance accurate estimate for individual students, please use the tuition and fees estimator: https://students.asu.edu/tuition#

of study into ASU’s Tuition Estimator: students.asu.edu/tuition

Scholarships: Merit scholarships range from $2,000 to $10,000 and are awarded automatically based upon unweighted core GPA, and SAT/ACT

test scores. To determine estimated amount of merit-based scholarship go to https://scholarships.asu.edu/estimator. Please be

sure to use the Core GPA for scholarship estimation. Scholarships are good for 8 consecutive semesters, with a maintained college

GPA of 3.00 and maintain 30 credits per year to renew scholarship. Additional scholarships are available through the scholarship

portal as well as through different departments: https://students.asu.edu/scholarships. Each scholarship has a separate application

process. Be aware that many of the scholarships close in February and March. Scholarship office: (480) 965-3040.

Financial Aid: The FAFSA is available online at https://fafsa.ed.gov/ on October 1. Students are encouraged by ASU to submit their FAFSA by

January 1

For students that have competency deficiencies but are admissible to ASU, the College Attainment Grant is available. It is also based upon need

and students who are Pell grant eligible qualify. A complete ASU admissions application must be on file and FAFSA must be turned

into ASU by July 1

only) for students through grants, scholarships, and work-study.

Visit: If interested in visiting the campus, students should go to https://visit.asu.edu/. Most visits include an informational session, a tour

of the campus, and an academic session in the major of their choice. Visits are offered weekdays and some Saturdays. On select

days in the fall and spring semester, ASU Visits and Events hosts Sun Devil Days, which are a free, expanded version of a general

visit and include facility tours, a free meal at an on-campus dining hall, and expanded sessions pertinent to prospective ASU

students and families. All interested students and family members are encouraged to attend Sun Devil Day to further explore ASU

as an educational option.

Contact: Lindsay Luzania, [email protected], 480-965-1694 or asu.edu/findmyrep