How and when to apply
- Apply to ASU: Get started with your online application
- Review the general university admission requirements for first-year students
- Explore your options: 49+ degree programs
First-Year Student
Undergraduate Admissions
Meet the requirements
Get Ready to Apply
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Your legal name, and any former names (if applicable)
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Home address and phone number — for communication purposes regarding your application
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U.S. military status — options to help Veteran Services identify students who may qualify for additional financial aid (U.S. service members and veterans, spouses/dependents of U.S. service members and veterans)
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Citizenship — country of citizenship, Social Security Number (for U.S. students), type of student visa (international students)
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Parent or legal guardian — first and last name, email address, how they are related to you, highest level of schooling completed
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Affiliation with the ASU community — for matching your ASU records and coursework (readmission students)
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Your high school — location and name of your high school, graduation month and year
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Past colleges and universities — student status (current/past enrollment, including option for high school students who have received or will receive credit for dual enrollment courses), location and name of institution, dates attended, degree received (if applicable)
Initial residency classification at Arizona State University is determined when students are admitted to ASU, based on guidelines provided by the Arizona Board of Regents. You will first indicate whether you consider yourself to be an Arizona resident. Students who identify as Arizona residents will then answer questions to help determine your residency classification, including the following:
- Month and year you became an Arizona resident
- State and original issue date of your driver’s license or ID (if applicable)
- State your vehicle is registered in (if applicable)
- Your primary means of support for the past two years (percentage from employment, parent, spouse, financial aid, and other)
- State where you filed state income tax for the past two years (if applicable)
Complete Your Application
Select a degree program while applying. You can search for your program of choice by college, campus location, or by keyword. Searching by college (New College of Interdisciplinary Arts and Sciences) is the best way to quickly view all our undergraduate degrees — keep in mind that you can always change your major and/or campus after you’ve been admitted.
After you complete your application, there are a few other things you should do to make sure it’s processed as quickly and as smoothly as possible:
- Submit the nonrefundable application fee — $50 for Arizona residents, $65 for non-residents
- Request to have your ACT or SAT scores sent directly to ASU from ACT or College Board.
- Request official transcripts from each educational institution you have attended — mailed or sent electronically directly to ASU Admission Services by the records office of the issuing institution
- You will receive an ASURITE UserID to sign in to My ASU, where you can see if you have any missing items and view your admission status after you apply.