[PDF] Arizona State University International admission guide 2022–23

22864_10Guide_to_Arizona_State_University.pdf Arizona State UniversityInternational admission guide 2023-24

Top 10 in the world

for student-employer connections due to a robust network of industry partners, abundant internship opportunities and an innovative career platform that connects you with employers.

Contents

04 Culture and excellence 06 Explore Phoenix 08 Campuses 10 Career outcomes 12

Student support

14 Student housing 16 Find your route to ASU 19 Undergraduate degrees22 Graduate degrees 24 Preparation and pathways28

Online high sc

hool 30
Admission requirements 32
U.S. ranking highlights 33
Cost of attendance 34
Academic calendar 35
Application and admission

What does it mean to

go to the No. 1 school for innovation and global impact?

Innovation

with impact 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. At ASU, you are joining a community of scholars from around the world. •

Courses are t

aught by a student-focused faculty that includes Nobel laureates, Pulitzer Prize winners and Fulbright Scholars. • K nowledge 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. You'll thrive in this environment of innovation, excellence and inclusion, which in turn will prepare you to thrive throughout your life. The wide range of options we offer to international students can be accessed via our global partner, Kaplan International. admission.asu.edu/kaplan

ASU is measured not by whom

it excludes, but by whom it includes and how they succeed. - Excerpt from ASU's Charter

Top 10 in the world for patents

among universities granted

U.S. patents.

- U.S. National Academy of Inventors and the

Intellectual Property Owners Association, 2022

#1 in the U.S. and #2 in the world for sustainable practices - Sustainability Tracking, Assessment &

Rating System, 2023

Top 100 university

worldwide for academic reputation. - Times Higher Education W orld Reputation

Rankings, 2021

A top U.S. university for

undergraduate education. - The Princeton Review , 2022 #6 in the U.S. for total research expenditures among universities without a medical school -

National Science F

oundation HERD

Survey, 2022

See more rankings on page 32

and at asu.edu/ourrankings

12,000+

international students. 158
countries represented on ASU campuses. $760M in research expenditures.

4,100+

invention disclosures.

51,500+

ASU international

alumni leading, shaping, and changing our world.

1,000+

student clubs (140+ international student-specic clubs) at ASU. asu.edu/clubs #1 in the world for master's in international trade

ASU Thunderbird School is ahead of

Cambridge, Stanford and Harvard.

-

QS International T

rade Rankings 2023 0203

Academic colleges

The university's schools and colleges each have

expertise and undertake research in specic academic disciplines or professional areas. You will belong to one of these schools when you pursue a degree at ASU:

Business

, W. P. Carey School of

Design and the Arts

, Herberger Institute for

Engineering

, Ira A. Fulton Schools of

Global Futures

, College of

Global Management

, Thunderbird School of

Health Solutions

, College of

Integrative Sciences and Arts

, College of

Interdisciplinary Arts and Sciences

,

New College of

Journalism and Mass Communication

,

Walter Cronkite School of

Law , Sandra Day O'Connor College of

Liberal Arts and Sciences

, College of

Nursing and Health Innovation

,

Edson College of

Public Service and Community Solutions

,

Watts College of

Teachers

College, Mary Lou Fulton "I chose Arizona because of the weather, but when I came here and studied, I loved it. People would not believe me when I say I have friends from all over the world. I have friends from Japan, Korea, Brazil, even

Mexico -

if you have friends from different cultures and different backgrounds, you can learn a lot."

Abdulraham A.

Kuwait

English (linguistics)

"ASU has been a very welcoming place. The people, culture and environment are very inclusive. It is easy to nd help and resources for anything, it is easy to relax and have fun, and most importantly, it is not hard at all to succeed personally, academically and professionally, thanks to the warm, supportive atmosphere at ASU."

Wina K.

Indonesia

Mathematics and statistics

Culture

and excellence

Culture at ASU

The ASU community is rich in many cultural, social and global traditions. Culture at ASU promotes identity, inclusion and expression to build a strong community, reective of ASU's charter. Comprised of students and faculty members, Culture at ASU sponsors festivals, talent shows and other events to highlight these communities and cultures. Follow Culture at ASU on social media to learn more about the many celebrations and cultural events on campus. asu.edu/culture

Student organizations

headquartered at the Student Pavilion:

Alliance of Indigenous People

Asian/Asian Pacic American Student Coalition

Black African Coalition

Coalition of International Students

El Concilio (Chicanx, Hispanic, Latinx) Coalition

Rainbow (LGBTQIA) Coalition

Undergraduate Student Government, Tempe campus

Women's Coalition

We know family is important to your university experience. Watch this video about welcoming new families to ASU.

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 special internship and research opportunities. asu.edu/honorscollege

Recent ASU and Mastercard Foundation Scholar

alumna Ntombizodwa M. from Harare, Zimbabwe won a full scholarship to study at University of

Cambridge in England to pursue her MD-PhD. While

at ASU, she worked on cervical cancer detection and cofounded a project called Female Dreamers, which aims to empower girls and women to be economically independent. It won several awards, including the Millennium Fellowship with the United Nations, the Changemaker Award at ASU, Venture Devils funding, and the Pitchfork Award for Global Change and Global Impact Project, which was presented at the Clinton

Global Initiative.

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Metro Phoenix

- U.S. Census #1 sunniest major city in the world - W orld Meteorological

Organization

#1 fastest growing city in the U.S. - U.S. Census 65+
hiking trails in

12 Phoenix-area

mountain ranges.

Collaborate on an

innovative startup with an ASU alum at the

SkySong

Center

.

Conduct biomedical

research at the

Translational

Genomics Research

Institute

.

Catch a ight out of PHX

Sky Harbor International

Airport,

America's

friendliest airport .

Visit the

Phoenix

Art Museum

,

Grant

Street Studios

and

Roosevelt Row

galleries for free during the First Friday art walk every month.

Train with

Amazon

Web Services

to improve digital experiences for smart-city designers.

Intern at one of the

dozens of innovative companies at the

ASU Research

Park , such as the

Flexible Display

Center, which is

advancing exible display technology.

Assist children and families

receiving cutting-edge medical care as an intern at

Cardon Children's

Medical Center

.

Build new virtual worlds, make

lms, design video games and create other immersive media experiences at the Media and

Immersive eXperience Center,

located in the

ASU at Mesa

City Center

complex.

1,000s

of restaurants and known as "the coffee capital of the Southwest." 100s
of service and research partnerships.

Work on the

Polytechnic

campus to create a solar- powered microgrid for use in isolated areas that need electricity.

Work with ASU and

Mayo

Clinic

researchers as they collaborate on innovative approaches to health care at the

Health Futures

Center

.

Take in a concert or other

performance at

Taliesin

West , architecture icon

Frank Lloyd Wright"s winter

home that now serves as headquarters for the Frank

Lloyd Wright Foundation.

Work with

Intel and Waymo to develop safer technology for self-driving cars.

Work alongside

researchers at the

Biodesign

Institute

and help make discoveries that are improving lives and changing the world.

See the inner

workings of government by interning for a lawmaker at the state capitol .Help a PBS NewsHour reporter go live on a breaking news story.

Take in a Cardinals football

game at

Westgate

Entertainment District

.

Catch a

spring training baseball game in the

West Valley, including

the Chicago White Sox,

Kansas City Royals, Los

Angeles Dodgers, Seattle

Mariners and Texas

Rangers. More teams

train in the East Valley.

Take part in the

annual Cybersecurity

Challenge on

ASU's

West campus

and solve challenges faced by cyber professionals and digital forensic scientists.

Prepare for

21st-century

industrial growth by working with faculty and industry partners on advanced manufacturing, processes and materials in a

Science and

Technology

Center

.

Design microelectronic

chips that can simultaneously calculate and communicate data at high speeds in the

Center for Wireless

Information Systems

and Computational

Architectures

.

Be part of the

semiconductor revolution by learning to design next-gen microchips at

MacroTechnology Works

. See

Phoenix is home to six

professional sports teams, including an up-and-coming professional soccer team.

Access to: art walks, conventions,

museums, music festivals and concerts, and eclectic architecture. Do

Arizona is home to three

national parks, including

Grand Canyon National Park

(one of the seven natural wonders of the world). The

Phoenix area is also home to

three of the largest city parks.

Access to: Phoenix Sky Harbor

International Airport, the Grand

Canyon and more.

Taste

Offering outstanding and

healthy food choices from around the world — you"re sure to nd a taste of home.

Access to: restaurants serving

our famous Southwest cuisine, coffee shops, food trucks and great international grocery stores with a variety of items from around the world.

Easy access to home

Sky Harbor International

Airport in Phoenix is one of

the busiest airports in the U.S.

It"s also known as America"s

friendliest airport. It"s easy to reach from all of ASU"s campuses, has more than

1,200 ights arriving and

departing every day, and offers service to 23 international destinations.

ASU Indigenous Land

Acknowledgement

Arizona State University"s

campuses are situated on the homelands of many

Indigenous peoples. ASU

recognizes the original inhabitants of these lands.

Watch the video:

ASU and the metro Phoenix area -

diverse and innovative communities Just like ASU, Phoenix is a diverse community lled with people from all over the world. And like ASU,

Phoenix is a forward-thinking place with lots of innovative ideas constantly being born and nurtured.

The Phoenix metropolitan area has it all — scenery, good weather and lots to do. admission.asu.edu/kaplan/phoenix 0607

Downtown Phoenix campus

The Downtown Phoenix campus plays an essential role in the health care, journalism, public service and corporate communities. Think professional and fast paced.

Student-to-faculty ratio:

15-to-1

Average class size:

29

Number of students:

11,420

International students:

404

Tempe campus

The largest campus features high-tech research spaces in an energetic and historic environment, where you'll get to experience all the student sporting events. Think inspiring programs and opportunities.

Student-to-faculty ratio:

20-to-1

Average class size:

39

Number of students:

53,286

International students:

7,392

ASU at Lake Havasu

Located in western Arizona, ASU at Lake Havasu

is a smaller ASU location offering more than 20 undergraduate degree programs. You'll study with a group of close friends in a small, scenic town next to sparkling Lake Havasu. asu.edu/asuhavasu

Student-to-faculty ratio:

15-to-1

Average class size:

15

Number of students:

175 undergraduates

International students:

57

West campus

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

Student-to-faculty ratio:

12-to-1

Average class size:

25

Number of students:

4,929

International students:

258Polytechnic campus

The Polytechnic campus is a thriving part of the

enterprising East Valley. Think technical and innovative.

Student-to-faculty ratio:

18-to-1

Average class size:

28

Number of students:

5,243

International students:

916

A university

in many places ASU's four main campuses are located in the metro Phoenix area, and there is also an ASU location in Lake Havasu City on the

California border.

Each has its own size, feel and academic focus, but all are the same ASU. Unlike other U.S. universities that have satellite or branch campuses, ASU students travel between campuses for classes, athletics, or social activities. asu.edu/asucampuses

The College Tour

Watch ASU's episode of "The College Tour"

on Amazon Prime and YouTube to hear from current students on their experiences and get an in-depth guided tour of all four campuses. asu.edu/college-tour 0809

4,800+ ASU international alumni

pursued OPT in their eld of study in the U.S. (2021-22)

Fortune 500

All 7 of Arizona's

Fortune 500 companies are

based in the Phoenix area - Fortune

Top 10 university with

most alumni at Fortune

500 companies

based on Linkedin analysis - DegreeChoices.com #2 Best-performing

U.S. labor market

Phoenix

- LaborIQ Index 2021

Top 10 best place

to nd a job

Scottsdale (part of metro Phoenix)

- WalletHub

OPT employers of ASU

international students • Adobe •

Amazon

•

American Express

• Apple • AS U • B oeing •

Facebook

• F edEx •

Goldman S

achs• Google • Intel •

Microsoft

•

PayPal

•

Qualcomm

• St arbucks • Vi sa • W almart • and many more

Career preparation

and employment

Optional Practical

Training (OPT)

Career services

ASU's Career and Professional Development Services offers comprehensive resources to ensure that you are career ready, including: •

Access to our career platform, Handshake

(asu.joinhandshak e.com ), which includes more than 40,000 internship and job opportunities. •

International student workshops and present

ations. • V irtual resources, including resume review and interview preparation. •

2,200+ employers recruit at career and internship fairs.

•

1:1 career advising appointments.

•

Access to the A

SU Mentor Network, a platform

for mentorship and informational interviewing. Take the first step by joining a career interest community. career.asu.edu Take part in Optional Practical Training to gain work experience in your eld. OPT allows international students with an F-1 visa to stay in the U.S. and do paid work related to their degree after graduation. You can work for up to 1 year, or extend to

3 years if your degree is in a science, technology, engineering

or mathematics (STEM) eld. To nd ASU's STEM-eligible programs look for the ' ' symbol on degree lists. issc.asu.edu/students/employment/post-opt

Working on campus

ASU offers opportunities for students to earn money by working on campus for the university. International students with an F-1 visa are allowed to work up to 20 hours per week during the academic year. students.asu.edu/employment "I met with an ASU career advisor before all of my interviews. They prepare you according to the actual position you're applying for, and ask you to talk about how your experience ts the specic job description.

If you can't answer that, then you know you have

more work to do. They really helped me a lot."

Sejal K.

India

MS Business Analytics, now doing

OPT at Choice Hotels International

Nearly 9 out of 10 ASU graduates

looking for a job receive at least one offer within 90 days of graduation - ASU Career and Professional Development Services

Top 50 university for

employability in the world ahead of Johns Hopkins University,

Georgia Institute of Technology, and UCLA

- Global Employability University Ranking and Survey 2022-2023 1110

Mentorship

Use the mentor network or connect

with a professor. mentorship.asu.edu

Tutoring

Get help understanding difcult

course concepts. tutoring.asu.edu

Academic advising

Receive guidance as you map

out your degree path. students.asu.edu/advising

Advisor™

Stay on the path to graduation

with this online tool. eadvisor.asu.edu

Faculty office hours

Drop in on professors to chat

about your classes.

First-year success coaching

Get matched with an upper-division

student who can help you navigate your rst year. success.asu.edu

ASU Mobile App

Access grades, maps, events,

resources and more on your phone. m.asu.edu

Student accessibility services

Get services and support if you need

special accommodations. eoss.asu.edu/accessibility

Counseling 24/7/365

Receive free, unlimited counseling

services day or night, no matter where you are in the world. counseling.asu.edu

Health and wellness

Work out at the campus gym and have access

to comprehensive health care on campus. tness.asu.edu asu.edu/health

Family support

Resources and updates to keep your

family connected to ASU. eoss.asu.edu/family

Nutrition

A wide variety of food is offered in ASU

dining halls, including vegetarian, vegan, gluten free, Halal and a range of international cuisine. You'll also have access to a nutritionist. sundevildining.asu.edu

ASU Health Services

What do you do if you get sick while

at ASU? You go to ASU Health Services.

This full-service care clinic offers lots

of health services including primary care, immunizations, acupuncture, allergy shots, women's health services and more.

And if you have specic cultural needs

when visiting a doctor, just let ASU Health

Services know and they will do all they can

to accommodate. And remember, as an international student, you'll need to have health insurance. Learn more about the

Student Health Insurance Plan at

eoss.asu.edu/health/billing-insurance/ coverage-options

Student experienceWellness and safety

International Students and Scholars Center

ASU's International Students and Scholars Center, or ISSC, is here to help you maintain compliance with visa regulations, as well as provide programming and advising to enrich your

ASU experience.

issc.asu.edu

International Student Engagement

Being involved outside of the classroom is an important part of the American college experience. ASU's International Student Engagement helps you nd and connect with community opportunities. asu.edu/ise

Graduate College

If you're earning a graduate degree, you know it takes vision, hard work and commitment. We want to make your experience better, from start to nish, with the resources, support and answers you need to progress in your master's program and thrive in your future career. graduate.asu.edu

Supporting healthy campuses

As a student-centric university, the primary goal beyond the teaching and learning mission of ASU is the health and wellbeing of all students, scholars and staff that make up our vibrant academic community. And, as the most innovative university in the U.S., ASU sees it as our responsibility to drive solutions that address the challenges facing the world. A recent example is how ASU adapted to COVID-19 and was a statewide leader in response to the pandemic. Since March

2020, ASU continued teaching and learning uninterrupted for

students around the globe through the delivery of online classes taught live through ASU Sync technologies. Additionally, ASU researchers developed a saliva-based COVID-19 test that was available free of charge for all students, faculty and staff, and used at testing locations throughout the state of Arizona.

Counseling

If you ever have trouble adjusting to your new college or country, ASU Counseling Services provides professional counseling help, as well as free 24-hour crisis counseling. eoss.asu.edu/counseling

Safety

From a smartphone app to a police department on campus, you'll nd safety resources everywhere. Check out a list of the safety services you'll have at ASU. asu.edu/campussafety

Support services include:

"My rst impression of ASU is that it is a great place for international students. Many people from various countries means there's lots to share. I've come here to learn new things, to build up my condence, and to get global exposure to culture, diversity, jobs, everything."

Pranav P.

India

Mechanical Engineering

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Fact: On average, ASU students who live on campus do better academically and are more likely to graduate than students who live off campus. Shared bedroom on West campusTaylor Place residence on Downtown Phoenix campus

Residents of Tooker House

— home to students in the Ira A. Fulton

Schools of Engineering on the Tempe

campus — take a break during a study session at their residence hall.

Housing for rst-year undergraduates

Housing for

undergraduate transfer, graduate or Global Launch students

Welcome to your new home

At ASU, rst-year students are expected to live on campus, and will benet from: •

Close pro

ximity to classes, professors, libraries and services. • Nearby access to the fitness complex and dining halls. •

Furnished rooms with W

i-Fi, cable and nearby laundry facilities. • Common recreation and study areas, and community kitc hens. •

24-hour security

, including secured key card access. •

Special programs, events and amenities t

ailored to your major.

Live with your classmates

You are expected to live in a residential college with others in your academic program. From the start of your college experience, you"ll have built-in study partners and friends.

Housing and meal plan cost per year*

Phoenix-area campuses:

$13,783-$17,881

ASU at Lake Havasu:

$12,534-$14,022 * Rates are for 2023-24. Barrett, The Honors College housing and food costs will be higher due to the additional costs associated with the Barrett residence halls and meal plans. University housing is limited on each campus. Qualifying undergraduate transfer students, graduate students and conditionally admitted ASU students in the Global Launch English Language Program are encouraged to apply early if they would like to try for on-campus housing. Students participating in the ASU-USA Pathways Program are eligible to apply to live in one of two West campus residence halls, Las Casas or Casa de Oro.

Off-campus options

You may decide to live off campus in an apartment in the surrounding communities. The university provides a list of furnished, apartment-style dormitories near each campus, and other resources to help you nd your own accommodation. asu.edu/offcampus

Residential room types

Room choices vary by residence hall and campus,

but may include: • traditional, shared 2- or 3-person bedrooms with community bathrooms. •

4-person, 2-bedroom suites with shared bathrooms.

•

2- and 4-person suites with private bedrooms and private

or shared bathrooms. Y ou can view floor plans for student housing options on each campus at: housing.asu.edu/residential-colleges

Apply early

Housing is available on a rst come, rst serve basis on the campus of your major. The housing portal opens in early January for the upcoming fall term and in November for the upcoming spring term. We recommend that you apply when the housing portal opens in order to have a good chance of being assigned a room. After that date, you are less likely to secure accommodations on campus.

ASU housing nder

This website is a free and effective method for all students to nd a place to live off campus. Landlords can list properties at rates that are very competitive. livingasu.com

Homestay accommodations

If you are a pathways or English preparation student, you can also choose to live in a “homestay" with a local host family. This is a great way to practice English and immerse yourself in American culture. azhomestay.com

18 first-year

residential colleges across 4 campuses “I think it is very cool living in Century Hall. The residence is quite small and we have a very nice community. I have a bunch of friends in here - we meet every day to watch movies and play videogames. My roommate is from LA and living with him and being around students from US, I have been able to learn a lot about American culture."

Jose P.

Ecuador

Applied Mathematics at Polytechnic Campus

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UndergraduateGraduate

Routes and requirements*

Bachelor's degree: transfer admission

 24-64 undergraduate credits  GPA 2.50+  TOEFL 61+ (or ELP Advanced 2)

For-credit

university studyConditional admission / admission with deciencies

Global Launch English Language Program

Up to 1 year (on-campus or online)

for below TOEFL 61

Bachelor's degree: Year 1 admission

 Secondary school completion  GPA 3.00+  TOEFL 61+ (or ELP Advanced 2)

Global Launch English Language Program

Up to 1 year (on-campus or online)

for below TOEFL 61

Bachelor's

degree

Year 1Bachelor's

degree

Year 2Bachelor's

degree

Year 3Bachelor's

degree

Year 4

GraduationFull-time university degree

or high school diploma

Progress with

25-26 credits

For the most up-to-date list of degrees, go to

admission.asu.edu/kaplan/degrees

Graduate

with a degree from ASU

Optional

Practical

Training:

1-3 years" paid

work in the U.S.

Further

study at ASU or another university

Start your

career in your home country or abroad

More program details:

• Bachelor' s degrees: pages 19-21

•

Master'

s degrees: pages 22-23 •

English Language Pr

ogram: page 25 • AS

U-USA Pathways:

pages 26-27 • AS

U Prep Digital:

pages 28-29

ASU-USA Pathways

4 months

Global Launch English Language Program

(on-campus or online) for below TOEFL 55 or below GPA 2.5

Undergraduate pathway

 Secondary school completion  GP A 2.00 (earned program) or

GPA 2.50 (3-semester program) or

GPA 2.75 (1-semester)

 TOEFL 55 (or ELP Intermediate 2)

ASU-USA Pathways

12 months

Progress with

9-10 credits

Secondary school

High school: online ASU courses

 Grade 8 completion  TOEFL 61+ for university credit courses

Graduate

with a U.S. high school diploma

Online high school

Grades 9-12

(with ASU Prep Digital)

Option to earn transferable

undergraduate credits 4+1

Accelerated

program (reduces master"s to

1 year for

selected programs)

Master's degree admission

 Bachelor"s degree or equivalent  Competitive applicants have GPA 3.00+  TOEFL 80-100

Law School admission

 GP A 3.00 in a Doctor of Law degree or equivalent  TOEFL 90 * Some degrees have higher or extra entry requirements. Equivalent English proficiency scores are accepted instead of TOEFL. See pages 30-31 for details. Official transcripts may be required on arrival for some program s.

Master's degree

Typically 21 months

(but programs range from 9 months to 3+ years)

Master of Laws, LLM

9 months

Global Launch English Language Program

8 weeks (on-campus or online)

for TOEFL 80+

Global Launch English Language Program

Up to 1 year (on-campus or online)

for below TOEFL 90

Undergraduate study

at ASU or another university

Part-time online

undergraduate study individual courses (with ASU Prep Digital)

Earn transferable

undergraduate credits Find your route to ASU Kaplan helps students gain admission to 350+ bachelor"s degrees, 200+ master"s degrees and even

an online high school diploma at ASU. We will guide you to your best option, whether you"re ready to join no

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Bachelor's degrees

For undergraduate program descriptions,

required courses and related careers, go to asu.edu/degreelist

LocationProgramDegree

Business, W. P. Carey School of

T WAccountancyBS

P TW BusinessBA

P WH Business AdministrationBA

P TW HCommunicationBA

TFinancial PlanningBA

PFood Industry ManagementBA

PGlobal AgribusinessBA

WGlobal Logistics ManagementBA

TGlobal PoliticsBA

WHealth CareBA

PHuman ResourcesBA

WInformation SecurityBA

T WLanguage and CultureBA

TLawBA

TPublic Service and Public PolicyBA

TSports BusinessBA

WStatistics BA

LocationProgramDegree

P TW SustainabilityBA

PTechnologyBA

TTourismBA

TBusiness Data Analytics BS

TBusiness EntrepreneurshipBS

TComputer Information

Systems

BS

TEconomicsBS

TFinanceBS

P TW ManagementBS

TMarketingBS

TDigital and Integrated Marketing

CommunicationsBS

TProfessional SalesBS

TSupply Chain ManagementBS

TUndecided - Business Exploratory

Design and the Arts, Herberger Institute for

TArchitectural StudiesBSD

Art

TAnimationBFA

TArt EducationBFA

TArt HistoryBA

TArt StudiesBA

TCeramicsBFA

TExpanded ArtsBFA

TMuseum StudiesBA

TPainting and DrawingBFA

TPhotographyBFA

TPrintmakingBFA

TSculptureBFA

TTextilesBFA

TArtsBA

TDanceBFA

TDance EducationBFA

TDigital Culture

BA

TArt BA

TDesign

BA

TEnglish

BA

TFilm

BA

TGraphic Information Technology

BA T

Interdisciplinary Arts and

Performance

BA

TMedia Processing

BS

TMusic

BA

TTheatre

BA

TEnvironmental DesignBS

DFashionBA

TFilm and Media ProductionBFA

Film

TFilmmaking PracticesBA

TGraphic DesignBSD

TIndustrial DesignBSD

TInterior DesignBSD

TLandscape ArchitectureBSLA

TMusicBA

TMusic and CultureBA

DPopular MusicBA

TMusic Learning and TeachingBMUS

TMusic TherapyBMUS

To view the degree list online, scan the QR code.

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Key

D Downtown Phoenix

campus

P Polytec hnic campus

T Tempe campus

Guaranteed progression to this degree on the

West campus on successful completion of the

ASU-USA Pathways program: see pages 24-25.

Higher GP A and/or higher English test score and/or SAT/ACT required to be considered for admission. Only available to transfer students with 2 years of undergraduate credit from another institution. Conditional admission not offered for this degree. Graduates of this degree are eligible for a

24-month STEM extension to Optional Practical

Training in the U.S.

Accelerated 4+1 program: ASU offers high-achieving students the opportunity to combine undergraduate coursework with graduate coursework to complete a bachelor's and master's degree in 5 years.

Pre-health and pre-law -

Interested in becoming a doctor, healthcare professional or lawyer?

Whatever your ASU major, you can take advantage

of advising programs to mentor and prepare you to pursue careers in these elds. asu.edu/prehealth | asu.edu/prelaw

W West campus

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Law, Justice & Public ServiceU GU GU GU

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English Language ProgramU G

What is a pathway program?

An academic pathway program prepares you for full admission to an ASU degree. It is designed to raise your English level and academic grades, and build degree-level study skills, while you start to earn undergraduate credit on campus.

What is conditional admission?

If you meet academic criteria for a bachelor's degree but do not currently meet the English requirements, ASU may offer conditional admission. This gives you time to improve your English level before starting a degree at ASU. Your conditional admission offer is valid for up to 3 semesters, during which time you can join ASU's English Language Program or submit a qualifying English test score.

What is transfer admission?

You can transfer into Year 2 or 3 of a bachelor's degree if you have already studied at another university or college. Your existing undergraduate credit is evaluated for acceptance by ASU: you'll nd out how many credits will transfer with your offer of admission. When you complete your degree, it is awarded by ASU.

What is an exploratory program?

If you are "undecided" about what major you want to study, you can start in an exploratory track and learn more about your options within an academic eld, without losing time or credit.

What is admission with deciencies?

If you meet all the criteria for graduate admission but would benet from improving your speaking skills (or your preferred master's has an English score requirement of TOEFL 90+), ASU may offer you admission with deciencies. You must complete ASU's English Language Program at Advanced 2 before starting your master's.

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G Graduate level

1918

LocationProgramDegree

Performance

TCollaborative PianoBMUS

TGuitarBMUS

TJazzBMUS

TKeyboardBMUS

TMusic TheatreBMUS

TOrchestral InstrumentBMUS

TVoiceBMUS

TPerformance and MovementBA

TTheatreBA

TActingBA

TDesign and ProductionBA

Theory and Composition

TCompositionBMUS

TTheoryBMUS

Engineering, Ira A. Fulton Schools of

Aeronautical Management

Technology

PAir Trafc Management

BS

PAir Transportation Management BS

PUnmanned Aerial Systems BS

Aerospace Engineering

TAeronautics

BSE

TAstronautics BSE

TAutonomous Vehicle Systems BSE

Applied Science

PAviation

BAS

PGraphic Information Technology BAS

PInternet and Web Development BAS

POperations Management BAS

Biomedical Engineering

TBiological Devices

BSE

TBiomedical Devices BSE

TChemical Engineering BSE

TCivil Engineering BSE

TSustainable Engineering BSE

TComputer Science BS

TCybersecurity BS

TSoftware Engineering BS

TComputer Systems

Engineering

BSE

TCybersecurity BSE

TConstruction Engineering BSE

TConstruction Management and Technology BS

TElectrical Engineering BSE

TElectric Power and Energy Systems BSE

PEngineering BSE

PAutomotive Systems

BSE

PElectrical Systems BSE

PMechanical Engineering

Systems BSE

PRobotics BSE

TEngineering Management BSE

PEnvironmental and Resource Management BS

TEnvironmental Engineering BSE

LocationProgramDegree

P

Graphic Information

Technology

BS

PFull-Stack Web Development BS

PUser Experience BS

PHuman Systems Engineering BS

PUser Experience BS

TIndustrial Engineering BSE

TInformatics BS

PInformation Technology BS

PManufacturing Engineering BS

TMaterials Science and Engineering BSE

TMechanical Engineering BSE

TComputational Mechanics BSE

TEnergy and Environment BSE

PSoftware Engineering BS

PTechnological Entrepreneurship

and Management BS

Global Futures, College of

TInnovation in Society BA, BS

P TSustainabilityBA, BS

D PT Sustainable Food Systems BS

Global Management, Thunderbird School of

WGlobal ManagementBGM

WInternational Trade BS

Health Solutions, College of

Applied Science

D

Food and Nutrition

Entrepreneurship

BAS

D PW Health Sciences BAS

DBiomedical Informatics BS

DClinical Exercise ScienceBS

DDietetics BS

DFood and Nutrition EntrepreneurshipBS

D

Health Care Administration and

PolicyBS

DHealth Education and Health PromotionBS

D PW Health Sciences

BS

D PW Healthy Lifestyles and Fitness ScienceBS

D HKinesiologyBS

D PW Medical Studies BS

DNutritional ScienceBS

D WPopulation HealthBS

DPublic HealthBS

TSpeech and Hearing Science

BS

DSports Science and Performance ProgrammingBS

Journalism and Mass Communication,

Walter Cronkite School of

DDigital AudiencesBS

DJournalism and Mass CommunicationBA

DSports JournalismBA

LocationProgramDegree

Liberal Arts and Sciences, The College of

Integrative Sciences and Arts, College of

Interdisciplinary Arts and Sciences,

New College of

TActuarial Science BS

TAfrican and African American

StudiesBA

TAmerican Indian StudiesBS

TAmerican StudiesBA

TAnthropologyBA

, BS

WApplied ScienceBAS

PAnimal Biology BAS

P TApplied Leadership BAS

P TProject ManagementBAS

PTechnical Communication BAS

Asia Studies

TEast AsiaBA

TSouth AsiaBA

TSoutheast AsiaBA

Asian Languages

TChineseBA

TJapaneseBA

TAsian Pacic American StudiesBA

TBiochemistry BA, BS

TMedicinal Chemistry BS

TBiological Sciences BS

TBiology and Society BS

TBiomedical Sciences BS

TConservation Biology and Ecology BS

TGenetics, Cell and Developmental Biology BS

TNeurobiology, Physiology and Behavior BS

PBiological Sciences, Applied BS

PNatural Resource Ecology BS

PPre-veterinary Medicine BS

PSecondary Education in Biology BS

PSustainable Horticulture BS

W HBiology

BA, BS

WPharmacology/Toxicology BS

TBiophysics

BS W

Biotechnology and

Bioenterprise

BS

TChemistry BA, BS

TEnvironmental Chemistry BS

T

Civic and Economic Thought

and LeadershipBA , BS

D PT WH CommunicationBA

T WH CommunicationBS

WComputational Forensics BS

T

Computational Mathematical

Sciences

BS

WComputing, Applied BS

WCybersecurity BS

WConict ResolutionBA

P

Counseling and Applied

Psychological ScienceBS

PSubstance Abuse and AddictionsBS

T

Culture, Technology and

Environment BA

TData Science BS

Undergraduate degrees continued...

LocationProgramDegree

WDisability StudiesBA

TEarth and Environmental

Studies

BA

TEarth and Space Exploration

BS T

Astrobiology and

Biogeosciences

BS

TAstrophysics

BS

TExploration Systems Design

BS

TGeological Sciences BS

TEconomicsBS

TPolitics and the EconomyBS

P WEnglishBA

TCreative WritingBA

TLinguisticsBA

TLiteratureBA

T WSecondary EducationBA

TWriting, Rhetorics and LiteraciesBA

W HEnvironmental ScienceBA

, BS

TFamily and Human DevelopmentBS

Film

TFilm and Media StudiesBA

WForensic Science

BS

TFrenchBA

T WGender, Women and Sexuality StudiesBA, BS

D PH General StudiesBA

TGeographic Information

Science

BS

TGeographyBA, BS

TMeteorology-Climatology BS

TGermanBA

TGlobal HealthBA

TGlobal StudiesBA

P TW HistoryBA

T WSecondary EducationBA

P

History of Science, Technology

and Innovation BA

PIntegrative Social ScienceBS

WInterdisciplinary Arts and PerformanceBA

WInterdisciplinary Arts and SciencesBA

D PT Interdisciplinary StudiesBA

TInternational Letters and CulturesBA

TArabic StudiesBA

TClassical CivilizationBA

TClassicsBA

TItalianBA

TJewish StudiesBA

TJustice StudiesBA, BS

WLatin American StudiesBA

PLiberal StudiesBA

TMathematics BA, BS

TSecondary Education BS

TStatistics

BS

P WMathematics, Applied BS

TMathematics for the Life and Social Sciences, Applied BS

TMicrobiology

BS

TMedical Microbiology BS

TMolecular Biosciences and Biotechnology BS

LocationProgramDegree

TNeuroscience

BS

P HOrganizational LeadershipBA

P TProject ManagementBA

WPharmacology and Toxicology BS

TPhilosophyBA

TMorality, Politics and LawBA

TScience, Nature and MindBA

WPhilosophy, Religion and SocietyBA

TPhysics BA, BS

PPhysics, Applied BS

P TW HPolitical ScienceBA

, BS

TPolitics and the EconomyBS

P TW HPsychologyBA

, BS

WForensic PsychologyBA, BS

TPsychological ScienceBS

PQuantitative Science, Applied

BS

Religious Studies

TReligion, Culture and Public LifeBA

TReligion, Politics and Global AffairsBA

TRussianBA

PScience, Technology and

Society

BS

WSocial and Behavioral SciencesBA

, BS

Social and Cultural Analysis

WAmerican StudiesBA

WEthnicity, Race and Indigenous StudiesBA

WLatin American StudiesBA

WPeace StudiesBA

WQueer and Sexuality StudiesBA

WWomen and Gender StudiesBA

WSocial Justice and Human RightsBA

T WH SociologyBA

, BS

T WSpanishBA

WStatistics BS

PTechnical CommunicationBS

PData Visualization

BS

PUser ExperienceBS

TTechnological Leadership BS

T

Transborder Chicana/o

and Latina/o StudiesBA

Undecided - Exploratory

W

Applied Computing,

Mathematics and Technology

D PT WH Health and Life Sciences

D PT WH Humanities, Fine Arts and Design

D PT

Math, Physical Sciences,

Engineering and Technology

D PT WH Social and Behavioral Sciences

TUrban PlanningBSP

Nursing and Health Innovation,

Edson College of

Applied Science

D W

Health Entrepreneurship and

Innovation

BAS

D WH Community HealthBS

DHealth Care Compliance and RegulationsBS

D WHealth Care CoordinationBS

LocationProgramDegree

D W

Health Entrepreneurship and

InnovationBS

D WIntegrative HealthBS

D PW NursingBSN

D H3-year accelerated programBSN

Public Service and Community Solutions,

Watts College of

Applied Science

DEmergency Management

BAS

D WCommunity Advocacy and

Social PolicyBA

D WH Criminology and Criminal JusticeBS

D WPolicingBS

D

Nonprot Leadership and

ManagementBS

DAmerican Indian StudiesBS

DParks, Recreation and Sports ManagementBS

DPublic Service and Public PolicyBS

DAmerican Indian StudiesBS

DBusinessBS

DCriminologyBS

DEmergency Management and

Homeland SecurityBS

DHealth PolicyBS

DLaw and PolicyBS

DNonprot Leadership and ManagementBS

DParks and Recreation ManagementBS

DScience and Technology PolicyBS

DSocial Services DeliveryBS

DSustainabilityBS

DRecreation TherapyBS

D WSocial WorkBSW

H

Tourism and Recreation

ManagementBS

D

Tourism Development and

ManagementBS

DMeetings and EventsBS

DResort and Hotel LeadershipBS

DSustainable TourismBS

DUrban and Metropolitan StudiesBS

Teachers College, Mary Lou Fulton

TEarly Childhood EducationBAE

P TW Educational StudiesBAE

P TW Elementary EducationBAE

T

Elementary Multilingual

EducationBAE

P TPhysical EducationBAE

P TW Secondary EducationBAE

P TW Biological SciencesBAE

P TW EnglishBAE

P TW HistoryBAE

P TW Mathematics

BAE

TSpecial EducationBAE

T WVisual ImpairmentBAE

P TW

Undecided - Education

Exploratory

2021

Location ProgramDegree

Health Solutions, College of

TAuditory and Language

Neuroscience

MS

TBiomedical Informatics MS

DClinical Exercise Physiology MS

TCommunication DisordersMS

DGenetic CounselingMS

DNutritional Science

MS

DScience of Health Care DeliveryMS

DStrength and ConditioningMS

Journalism and Mass Communication,

Walter Cronkite School of

DInvestigative JournalismMA

DMass CommunicationMMC

DSports JournalismMA

Law, Sandra Day O'Connor College of

DMaster of LawsLLM

DBiotechnology and GenomicsLLM

DBusiness LawLLM

DCriminal LawLLM

DEntrepreneurship Law and StrategyLLM

DGlobal Legal StudiesLLM

DHealthcare and Corporate ComplianceLLM

DHealth LawLLM

DIndian GamingLLM

DIntellectual Property LawLLM

DInternational LawLLM

DInternational Rule of Law and SecurityLLM

DLaw and SustainabilityLLM

DPatent PracticeLLM

DScience and Technology LawLLM

DTribal Policy, Law and GovernmentLLM

DTribal Self-GovernanceLLM

Liberal Arts and Sciences, The College of

Integrative Sciences and Arts, College of

Interdisciplinary Arts and Sciences,

New College of

TActuarial Science MS

American Indian Studies

TIndigenous Rights and Social JusticeMS

TTribal Leadership and GovernanceMS

TAmerican StudiesMA

TApplied Behavior AnalysisMS

PApplied Biological Sciences

MS

Asian Languages/Civilizations

TChineseMA

TJapaneseMA

TAstrophysics and Astronomy

MS

TBiochemistry

MS

TMedicinal Chemistry

MS

WBiological Data Science MS

TBiology MS

TBiology and Society MS

TChemistry MS

Location ProgramDegree

Public Service and Community Solutions,

Watts College of

DCommunity Resources and

DevelopmentMS

DNonprots and NGOsMS

DParks and Recreation ManagementMS

DSustainable CommunitiesMS

DTourismMS

DCriminology and Criminal JusticeMS

DNonprot Leadership and ManagementMNLM

D

Program Evaluation and Data

AnalyticsMS

DPublic AdministrationMPA

DEmergency ManagementMPA

DNonprot AdministrationMPA

DPublic FinanceMPA

DUrban ManagementMPA

DPublic PolicyMPP

DEnvironmental PolicyMPP

DPolicy InformaticsMPP

D TScience and Technology PolicyMPP

DUrban PolicyMPP

DSocial WorkMSW

Social Work - Advanced Standing

WAdvanced GeneralistMSW

D

Policy, Administration and

Community PracticeMSW

DDirect PracticeMSW

Teachers College, Mary Lou Fulton

TEducational PolicyMA

D THigher and Postsecondary EducationMEd

TLearning SciencesMA

PPhysical EducationMPE

Location ProgramDegree

T

Classical Liberal Education

and LeadershipMA

WCommunication StudiesMA

TCounselingMC

TCreative WritingMFA

WEnglishMA

TEnglishMA

TEnglish EducationMA

TExploration Systems Design MS

TInstrumentation

MS

TSensor Networks

MS

TSystems Engineering

MS T

Gender, Women and Sexuality

StudiesMA

TGeographic Information

Systems

MAS

TGeographyMA

TGeological Sciences MS

TGlobal HealthMA

THistoryMA

PIntegrative Social ScienceMS

WInterdisciplinary StudiesMA

WInterdisciplinary Arts and PerformanceMA

TJustice StudiesMS

TLanguage TeachingMA

TLinguistics and Applied LinguisticsMA

TMarriage and Family TherapyMAS

TMathematics

MA

TMicrobiology MS

TMolecular and Cellular Biology MS

TMuseum StudiesMA

PNarrative StudiesMA

Natural Science

TEarth and Space Sciences

MNS

P TOrganizational LeadershipMS

TPhilosophyMA

TPhysics

MNS T

Plant Biology and

Conservation

MS

TPolitical ScienceMA

P TProject ManagementMPM

WPsychologyMS

TReligious StudiesMA

TSocial and Cultural PedagogyMA

WSocial Justice and Human RightsMA

WSocial TechnologiesMA

TSpanishMA

TStatistics MS

TTeaching English to Speakers of

Other LanguagesMTESOL

PTechnical CommunicationMS

TTransborder StudiesMAS

TUrban and Environmental Planning MUEP

PUser Experience MS

Location ProgramDegree

P

Environmental and Resource

Management

MS

PWater Management MS

TEnvironmental Engineering MS

PGraphic Information Technology MS

PHuman Systems Engineering MS

PAviation Human Factors MS

PHealth Systems

MS

PIntelligent Systems

MS

PUser Experience Research

MS

TIndustrial Engineering

MS

PInformation Technology MS

TInnovation and Venture Development MS

PManufacturing Engineering

MS

TMaterials Science and

Engineering

MS

TMechanical Engineering MS

TModern Energy Production and Sustainable Use MS

Robotics and Autonomous

Systems

TArticial Intelligence

MS

P TBiomedical Engineering MS

TElectrical Engineering MS

TMechanical and Aerospace Engineering MS

PSystems Engineering MS

PSoftware Engineering MS

Technology

P

Aviation Management and Human

Factors

MSTech

PManagement of Technology MSTech

PUser Experience MS

Global Futures, College of

TGlobal Technology and DevelopmentMS

TScience and Technology PolicyMSTP

TSustainability

MA, MS

TSustainability Solutions MSUS

Global Management, Thunderbird School of

DGlobal Management MGM

DCreative Industries and Design ThinkingMGM

DData Science MGM

DGlobal Development and InnovationMGM

DDigital Audience StrategyMGM

DGlobal AffairsMGM

DGlobal Business MGM

DGlobal Digital Transformation MGM

DGlobal EntrepreneurshipMGM

DGlobal Healthcare DeliveryMGM

DGlobal Legal StudiesMGM

DNonprot Leadership and ManagementMGM

DPublic AdministrationMGM

DPublic PolicyMGM

DSustainability SolutionsMGM

DSustainable TourismMGM

Location ProgramDegree

TDanceMFA

T

Interdisciplinary Digital Media and

PerformanceMFA

Design

TExperience DesignMSD

TVisual Communication DesignMSD

TEthnomusicologyMA

TIndustrial Design

MID

TIndustrial Design MSD

T

Innovation and Venture

Development

MS

TInterior ArchitectureMIA

TLandscape Architecture MLA

TMedia Arts and Sciences MS

TExtended Reality Technologies

MS Music

TMusicologyMA

TMusic CompositionMM

TInterdisciplinary Digital MediaMM

TMusic Learning and TeachingMM

TMusic PerformanceMM

TMusic TherapyMM

Performance

TConductingMM

TVoice, Music Theatre, OperaMM

TPerformance PedagogyMM

TPiano, CollaborativeMM

Theatre

TDramatic WritingMFA

TInterdisciplinary Digital MediaMFA

TTheatre for Youth and CommunityMFA

TUrban DesignMUD

TVisual Communication DesignMVCD

Engineering, Ira A. Fulton Schools of

TAerospace Engineering MS

TBiological Design MS

TBiomedical Engineering

MS

TChemical Engineering MS

TCivil, Environmental and

Sustainable Engineering

MS

Computer Engineering

TComputer Systems

MS

TElectrical Engineering MS

TComputer Science MS

TArt, Media and Engineering MS

TBig Data Systems MS

TBiomedical Informatics MS

TCybersecurity MS

TConstruction Engineering MSE

TConstruction Management and

Technology

MS

Data Science, Analytics and

Engineering

TElectrical Engineering

MS

TSustainable Engineering and Built Environment MS

TElectrical Engineering MSE

TArt, Media and Engineering MS

PEngineering MS

Location ProgramDegree

Business, W. P. Carey School of

TAccountancy and Data Analytics

MAccDA

TBusiness Administration MBA

TBusiness Analytics MS

TFinance MS

WGlobal Logistics MS

TInformation Systems

Management

MS

TInnovation and Venture Development MS

TReal Estate DevelopmentMREDev

TTaxation and Data AnalyticsMTaxDA

Design and the Arts, Herberger Institute for

TArchitecture MArch

TArtMFA

TDigital TechnologyMFA

TArt EducationMA

TArt HistoryMA

TCreative Enterprise and

Cultural LeadershipMA

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Master's degrees

Find more information about ASU"s

graduate programs, including colleges, detailed program descriptions, and admission standards and processes. asu.edu/gradprograms Key

D Downtown Phoenix

campus

P Polytec hnic campus

Degree requires a GMAT or GRE score for a complete application. Degree requires a higher GPA and/or higher

English level (equivalent of TOEFL 90 or 100).

Graduates of these programs are eligible for a

24-month STEM extension to Optional Practical

Training after graduation.

A two-year program is for applicants who have completed a four-year undergraduate degree in the same discipline as the graduate program. A 3+ program is for applicants with an undergraduate degree in a discipline different than the graduate program. Indicates an accelerated 4+1 degree program.

ASU offers a streamlined path to a master's

degree from ASU undergraduate programs, reducing the time it takes to get a master's degree from two years to one year.

T Tempe campus

W West campus

2223

More than 650 Global Launch alumni

are currently enrolled at ASU in undergraduate and graduate degrees, including business, civil engineering, computer science, electrical engineering, nance, supply chain management and more.

Did you know?

Global Launch has helped more

than 130,000 students improve their

English since 1974, and has served

students from 160+ countries.

ASU's Tempe campus has many impressive

facilities, including W. P. Carey School of Business

Academic and

English preparation

with Global Launch English Language Program

ASU Global Launch provides English language

and academic preparation for international students who want to improve their English for university admission or career advancement.

To learn more, visit:

globallaunch.asu.edu

English Language Program

(campus or online immersion) In this fully immersive program, you will improve your English prociency and boost your academic performance and American cultural competency in a full-time, active learning setting.

When you complete the ELP, you can transfer

into all ASU undergraduate programs and most

ASU graduate programs without a TOEFL score.

ASU-USA Pathways

This program is for rst-year international

undergraduate students who want to ease into the American university experience and begin their for-credit degree study while receiving additional language and cultural support. See details on pages 26-27.Where: on-campus (Tempe) or online immersion Intakes: 5 per year (January, March, May, August, October)

Program content:

21 hours of class time (3 courses) per week.

Online Immersion students have 10 hours of synchronous sessions; the remaining hours are asynchronous. You will master reading, writing, listening and speaking skills at the university level and participate in cultural immersion and social activities designed to enhance learning. Campus Immersion students in Basic and Intermediate levels also take a course in communications; those in Advanced levels take a specialization course in business, humanities or STEM. Key facts for students with conditional admission

Level:

Undergraduate and LLM students take a language test on arrival and are placed in 6 ELP levels: Advanced 1, Advanced

2, Intermediate 1, Intermediate 2, Basic 1 or Basic 2.

Please note:

ELP levels do not equate with TOEFL ranges. The ELP placement test may have a different result than the standardized TOEFL test because the placement test requires a broader understanding of how English functions, and assesses

English on a more nely detailed level.

Duration: 8 weeks per level, up to 1 year total

Entry requirements:

qualify academically for a bachelor's degree,

LLM or pathway program (see pages 30-31).

Progression:

• T o a bachelor's degree - on completion of ELP Advanced

Level 2 with a B- (80%) or higher.

• T o ASU-USA Pathways program - on completion of ELP Intermediate Level 2 with a B (84%) or higher, OR completion of Advanced 1 Level with a C (70%) or higher. • T o LLM degree - program cumulative GPA of at least 3.33, with no courses graded below a B.

Key facts for students admitted with deciencies

Level: Graduate students take ELP Advanced 2

Duration: 8 weeks

Entry requirements:

• "admitted with deficiencies" to an A

SU master's degree (not

available for Sandra Day O'Connor College of Law, W. P. Carey School of Business or Walter Cronkite School of Journalism). • E LP may be required to improve your speaking skills or if your chosen master's program has a TOEFL 90+ requirement. • minimum T

OEFL 80 or equivalent

Progression: to your chosen master's program - on completion of ELP with a B- (80%) or higher. "In the campus immersion program, there are the right number of students in each level so the teacher can focus on everyone.

The teachers are so patient and

they make you feel comfortable speaking English from the rst day."

Pamela R.

Peru

Intends to study Computer

Science master's after English

Language Program

2425

93% of ASU-USA

Pathways students

progressed to an ASU degree - since the program was established

93% of ASU-USA

Pathways students

progressed to an ASU degree - since the program was established

Key facts

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