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ASU Online offers six start times every year. There are two starts during the spring semester, two during fall and two over the summer. Check the academic calendar for specific dates: http://students.asu.edu/academic-calendar.
ASU instructors and faculty use a variety of methods to share materials, have students interact, and to be able to monitor student’s progress throughout the course.
One of the benefits of completing your degree online is flexibility. A few courses may require specific log-on times for certain activities or assignments, but most courses have assignments and due dates; when the student logs on to complete them is determined by the student. Some assignments and tests may only be available for a limited time (such as a 48-hour period), so they must be completed at some point within the designed time.
Yes. The same faculty and instructors that teach on the ASU campuses teach ASU Online courses. This means that the rigor and quality of the content, as well as the course load is the same as the on-campus classes.
ASU Online students are full-fledged Sun Devils and your diploma and transcripts from ASU will look the same whether you take courses in classroom or online format. There is no indication on your diploma or transcript that your studies were completed online.
It's helpful to be good with computers. If you plan to take all of your courses online, you should be technologically savvy—able to send and receive information, research, and communicate with others.
At minimum, you need access to a computer that can access the internet, preferably with a high-speed connection. You should have access to email, and word processing, power point, and other applications needed to perform a variety of educational functions.
If you get stuck, ASU has a 24/7 help desk that can answer questions and help resolve problems. Call 855.278.5080 (toll-free) or use the Help Desk Chat.
You can apply when you are ready. There are preferred application deadlines for fall, spring and summer. In order to be sure that you use the correct application, apply from the ASU Online site.
It doesn’t matter if you are an online student taking classes in Phoenix, Seattle or Portland, Maine. No matter where you live in the world you are able to attend ASU Online at an in-state tuition rate. To view current tuition rates and fees go to: http://students.asu.edu/tuitionandbilling
Students admitted into a degree program may be eligible for financial aid if they meet the eligibility criteria.
For more information regarding Financial Aid at ASU, please visit the website http://students.asu.edu/financial-aid
There are a variety of scholarships available and more information can be found at: http://students.asu.edu/scholarships
A tuition billing statement will not be mailed. Students may view billing statement and pay online: http://asu.edu/myasu
For more payment options and additional information go to: http://students.asu.edu/tuitionandbilling
You will receive an ASUrite ID and activation code via email after you submit your application for admission. The ASUrite allows you to check your admission status online through MyASU. Once you are admitted, you can check your eligibility to register. You may see one or more “Holds” on your record, which must be cleared before you can register for classes. Once all registration “Holds” are cleared from your record, you will be able to register on or after the assigned enrollment appointment (date and time) shown on your MyASU page.
Classes are typically accessible the weekend before the course start date.