Arizona State University at the West Campus
(Phoenix, AZ)
ASU has four distinctive campuses in the Phoenix area. You will study at the campus of your major, but you may take classes and enjoy activities across all campuses. Each campus has a unique environment and its own mix of academic programs, and all offer contemporary classrooms and laboratory space, residence halls and recreation facilities.
At ASU’s West campus in northwest Phoenix, students study business, education, and interdisciplinary arts and sciences. Enhancing the student experience for the West campus’ close-knit community will be a new residence hall, dining facility and recreation center planned to open next year.
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- 13 weeks 3 days ago
531ASU Casey ThomasWe hope you will attend as well!! the application usually becomes available July before your senior year :)- 531ASU Casey ThomasWe hope you will attend as well!! the application usually becomes available July before your senior year :)
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- 15 weeks 1 day ago
- 531Yay!! We are excited you will be atteding as well! Have you logged into your MyASU page yet and joined our private admitted student network called Devil2Devil yet?
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- 19 weeks 5 days ago
- 280i was wondering which ASU campus is closer to Mesa Communty College.
- 531Mesa Community College is in between our Tempe and Polytechnic Campuses. Either one would be a fairly quick commute.
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- 23 weeks 1 day ago
- 531Hi Hayley ASU offers many degrees within the health field and nursing is definitely one of them - in fact we have the largest nursing program in the state of Arizona. It is housed at our Downtown Phoenix Campus in the College of Nursing and Health Innovation, learn more here http://nursingandhealth.asu.edu/index.htm
- 186Thanx, i will look more into it. :)
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- 28 weeks 6 days ago
- 531Hi Andrew, Barrett, the Honors College at ASU is the top program in the nation because it gives you a small liberal arts school environment with other top scholars from around the world, but it is part of one of the largest metropolitan public universities in the country. so you get the small class-size, individual faculty attention and honors only housing and classes, but still get to go to PAC-12 sporting events, live in the 6th largest metropolitan area in the country, and be exposed to unparalleled research, internship, and study abroad opportunities.
- 531The Barrett application is a competitive holistic view of you as a student, community member, and leader. not only do they want to see the courses you have taken, but they want to know what you have done extra-curricularly and when you have been a leader. they also require a personal statement and letters of recommendation. the next Barrett application deadline is February 15 - and you must have applied and been admitted to ASU prior to that date
- 531I think the best thing about Barrett is that it is a comprehensive honors college that works in conjunction with all 250 undergraduate degrees we offer and it has amenities, faculty and classes on all 4 of our campuses, so no matter which major you choose or what campus you live on - you will have a Barrett experience
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- 33 weeks 2 days ago
- 182Hi George! ASU is a great place for business and entrepreneurship. we actually offer an entrepreneurship certificate that works with any degree program at ASU, and we teach over 120 entrepreneurship courses within our degree programs. To be considered for our W.P. Carey School of Business it matters which degree you want. Our bachelor's of science business degrees have higher admissions requirements than our bachelor's of arts business degrees so you will want to compare the programs at http://asu.edu/degrees. Bare minimum: you need a 3.0 unweighted GPA, or a top 25% class ranking, or a 1110 SAT/24 ACT (we do not count the writing portion of those tests) as an out-of-state resident. we also look at 16 core courses to be completed in high school. learn more at http://asu.edu/freshman
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