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If you’re interested in getting an estimated cost before applying or enrolling, we encourage you to use the Arizona State University tuition calculator. The tuition calculator will estimate the potential costs of your degree. You may also get in touch with a financial aid counselor by calling 855-278-5080.

No, your diploma and transcripts will say "Arizona State University." As an online student, you will follow the same curriculum and earn the same degree as on-campus students.

For domestic applicants, you need:

• A copy of your driver’s license or SSN.
• Your mailing address, phone number and email address.
• The names and dates of the high schools and colleges you’ve previously attended or graduated from.
• A form of payment for the application fee, if applicable. (Payment is not required at the time of submission, but your application won’t be processed until the fee is paid or waived for certain applicants.)

For international applicants, you need:

• Your mailing address, phone number and email address.
• The names and dates of the secondary schools and colleges you’ve previously attended or graduated from.
• A form of payment for the application fee, if applicable. (Payment is not required at the time of submission, but your application won’t be processed until the fee is paid or waived for certain applicants.)

If you haven't graduated from high school or secondary school yet, you need to provide:

• All the grades you’ve earned or expect to earn per course.
• A copy of the courses and grades you’re currently taking or plan to take in your final year of high school or secondary school.

ASU faculty use a variety of methods and technologies to share materials, promote collaboration, offer hands-on learning opportunities, provide feedback and monitor your progress through the course. One of the benefits of completing your degree online is flexibility. Our programs are designed so you can study on your own schedule as long as you meet syllabus deadlines. Explore how online courses work.

There is no minimum number of credits you need to take per semester. Most of our degrees and certificate programs can be taken part-time to accommodate your schedule. Some graduate programs do require you to complete the program at a certain pace along with your cohort.

However, many scholarships require full-time enrollment (9 credits per semeser for graduate students) and other loans require at least half-time enrollment, so be sure to check the requirements when applying for financial aid.