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Application Requirements for ASU

Hi everyone, I'm a junior doing some research on colleges and was looking into applying to ASU. Can anyone break down the application requirements for ASU? Need to figure out if I have everything they're looking for. Thanks a bunch!

2 months ago

Certainly, here's an overview of Arizona State University's (ASU) application requirements:

1. Application: You can apply using the Common Application, the Coalition Application, or ASU’s own online application. ASU is also a member of the Common App, an application platform that allows you to apply to multiple schools with the same application.

2. High School Transcripts: These must be official and sent directly from your high school and should include your classes and grades from 9-12.

3. There is no essay requirement for Arizona State University's application.

4. Letters of Recommendation: ASU does not require or consider letters of recommendation in the admission process.

5. SAT or ACT scores: While ASU has a test-optional policy, meaning you are not required to submit SAT or ACT scores, you will still be evaluated on your high school grades, the rigor of your high school curriculum, and other submitted information. You should consider your test scores in context—if they enhance your application, you might choose to submit them.

6. For some specialized programs or scholarships, additional materials may be required, such as auditions, interviews, portfolio reviews, or essays.

So, ensure you meet their general requirements, which are: (1) You have graduated from high school or earned a general education diploma and (2) You have completed the required high school competency courses.

The freshman competencies are English (4 years), Math (4 years), Laboratory Science (3 years), Social Science (2 years), and Foreign Language (2 years).

Remember, meeting the minimum requirements doesn't guarantee admission as they use a comprehensive review of your academic performance in high school to make admission decisions.

Last but not least, always double-check the school's official website or contact the admissions office directly to make sure you're not missing any vital information or requirements. Every school can slightly differ in its process, so it's a good practice to ensure you have the most up-to-date information when applying. Best of luck!

2 months ago

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