To really experience what ASU is like, you can’t beat coming for a visit. You can tour any or all of the campuses. After an information session, you’ll be led on a walking tour around campus by a current ASU student who can answer all your questions from a student perspective.

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It’s not too early to start thinking about how you’re going to pay for college. Although ASU offers a reasonable tuition rate, we’re not going to sugarcoat it: college can be expensive. Your best plan is to apply for as much financial aid as possible. Even if you don’t think you’re eligible for aid, apply anyway — you’ll probably be surprised.

How topay for it

students.asu.edu/financialaid

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THE FAFSAStarting Oct. 1 of

your senior year, you can fill out the online Free Application for

Federal Student Aid to determine how much federal money you’re eligible to receive.

fafsa.gov

FREE MONEYFederal grants

Free money. Period.

Scholarships University or private; most are based on

accomplishments, some are based on need.

NOT-SO-FREE MONEY

Federal Work-Study Based on need; this is

actually considered earned money because you have

to work for it.

On-campus employment Also earned money that

you work for. ASU employs thousands of students.

LoansOnly borrow as a last resort and do it wisely

— you’ll have to pay back your loans plus interest.

#1 in the U.S. for innovationScholarship estimatorStudents who send their ACT or SAT scores to ASU are automatically considered for one of ASU’s New American University scholarships. No additional application is necessary. See how much you may be eligible to receive.

scholarships.asu.edu/estimator

You might pick some electives or clubs in high school, but at ASU you will be able to customize your experience to exactly what you want it to be for your learning style. You’ll pick the time of day you take your classes, the length of your semester sessions, even the number of classes you take per semester — starting with the campus that best fits you.

Polytechnic campus

State-of-the-art lab equipment and work spaces allow engineering, business, health, sustainability and education students to collaborate and become innovators.

Tempe campus

Liberal arts, business, sustainability, health, design, engineering and education majors find their niche in the nation’s #1 college town, as recognized by Livability.

West campus

Beautiful green lawns and courtyards create a peaceful atmosphere for business, education, health, and interdisciplinary arts and sciences students to study and make friends.

ASU Colleges at Lake Havasu City

With a panoramic view of Lake Havasu in their backyard, students majoring in biology, business, health and public service often learn outside of class, where they gain practical experience in their fields.

Downtown Phoenix campus

Journalism, public policy, law, integrative arts and sciences, and health care students will never be short of opportunities living in the middle of this bustling metropolitan city.

Find your fit

yourfuture.asu.edu/campusfit

You’re starting high school with a fresh slate. Work hard and do your best over the next four years, and when you graduate, you’ll be all set to meet ASU’s admission requirements. Here’s what you need to do now to be admitted then.

How to get here

asu.edu/admission

Successfully complete ASU’s competency requirements:

4 years math (algebra I, geometry, algebra II and one course requiring algebra II as a prerequisite)

4 years English (composition/literature-based)

3 years lab sciences (1 year each from any of the following areas are accepted: biology, chemistry, earth science, integrated sciences and physics)

2 years social sciences (including 1 year American history)

2 years same second language

1 year fine arts or career and technical education

You will also need one of the following:

*Scores reflect new March 2016 SAT scoring model. ASU does not require the writing portion of these tests. Visit asu.edu/admission for more details.

evidence-basedreading and writing

plus math

compositeSAT* ACT Core

GPA

1120 22/1600 AZ

1180/1600

/36 AZ

24/36

3.00/4.00

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Get a jump on college while in high school — ASU offers tools like me3 that can help you pick the perfect major and the Global Freshman Academy, where you can start taking freshman-year college courses online.

How to get ahead

me3 If you don’t know what to study yet, me3 is the perfect tool for you. It is a personality quiz and career advisor all in one that can help match your interests to one of ASU’s more than 300 majors.

yourfuture.asu.edu/me3

Global Freshman Academy Get ahead by taking freshman-year college courses from ASU faculty while you’re in high school, 100 percent online. GFA allows you to earn ASU academic credit at your pace and price, while gaining knowledge and understanding of college-level course work. You’ll start freshman year way ahead of the game (maybe as a sophomore)!

gfa.asu.edu