1. Dylan Tobin, Katie Walker, Sidney Taylor

2.  Average SAT scores- over 500
 Average ACT scores- 21-27
 Average GPA of incoming freshman- 3.39
 High school diploma is required, GED is
accepted
 Entrance difficulty is moderate with 87% of
applicants admitted

3.  Complete the Undergraduate Admission
Application. ASU prefers that you apply
online.
 Submit the nonrefundable application fee
 Arizona residents - $50.
 Non-residents - $65.
 Have your ACT or SAT scores sent directly
to ASU. ACT or SAT scores are required for
merit scholarship consideration and for
ASU course placement.
 Applicants must request transcripts from
each educational institution attended.
Official transcripts must be mailed or sent
electronically directly to Undergraduate
Admissions by the records office of the
issuing institution(s). ASU does not accept
transcripts sent or carried by hand by
applicants themselves or transmitted by
fax. High school transcripts must show GPA
and date of graduation. ASU requires an
English translation of all foreign-language
transcripts.

4.  Located in Tempe, AZ,
a suburb of Phoenix,
AZ
 Roughly 9.5 hours
away from Montrose
 Hot, dry, arid climate
 1965 acre campus with
easy access to Phoenix

6.  A suburb of Phoenix
 10 miles away from downtown Phoenix
 15-30 minute drive to Phoenix
(depending on traffic)

8.  ASU is home to
roughly 68,000
students
 There are about 2500
faculty members so
the student faculty
ratio is about 27 to 1
 49% of students are
male, 51% are female

9. 2-9 Students
10-19 Students
11% 5% 8%
6%
20-29 Students
34%
12%
30-39 Students
24%
40-49 Students
50-59 Students
Over 100 Students

10. Percentage
70 White
60
50 Asian/Pacific Islander
40
30
20 American Indian/Alaskan
10 Native
0 Hispanic
Black
Total International

11.  Aeronautical engineering  Art
 Biochemistry  Chemistry
 Bioengineering  Economics
 Criminology  Earth/Space Science
 Film
 Dance
 Liberal studies
 Communication
 Psychology
 Exercise/Wellness
 Social work
 Kinesiology
 Theater
 Journalism/Mass Communications
 Urban planning

12.  Freshmen are required
to live on campus
 There are coed dorms
 Room cost is roughly
$7,164 per year
 Room and board cost is
$11,436 per year
 Freshmen get on
campus housing
priority

13.  Many apartment
options are available in
and around campus
 Students above
freshmen are able to
live off campus

14.  Over 3,000 students
involved in 50 chapters
 5% of men join
Fraternities
 6% of women join
Sororities

15. Men's Sports Women's Sports
 Baseball  Basketball
 Basketball  Cross Country
 Cross Country  Golf
 Football  Gymnastics
 Golf  Soccer
 Swimming/Diving  Softball
 Track & Field  Swimming/Diving
 Wrestling  Tennis
 Track & Field

16.  Multiple intramural
sports programs
 Lots of clubs and club
sports for both men
and women
 Sports programs are
on the next slide

17.  Intramural/Recreational sports: badminton, basketball, dodge
ball, flag football, floor hockey, golf, racquetball, sand
volleyball, soccer, softball, table tennis, tennis, ultimate
Frisbee, Wiffle ball, wrestling
 Club sports for men: archery, baseball, cheer, crew, cycling and
triathlon, fencing, field hockey, gymnastics, ice
hockey, judo, karate, kayak, lacrosse, martial
arts, racquetball, rugby, sailing, soccer, team
handball, tennis, ultimate Frisbee, volleyball, water polo, water
skiing
 Club sports for women: archery, cheer, crew, cycling and
triathlon, dancing, drill team, equestrian, fencing, field
hockey, kayak, lacrosse, martial
arts, racquetball, rowing, rugby, sailing, soccer, softball, synchroni
zed swimming, team handball, tennis, ultimate
Frisbee, volleyball, water polo, water skiing

18.  ASU offers hourly employment, student
loans, work-study programs, grants, and
scholarships
 70% of students receive some sort of
financial aid
 Link to ASU’s scholarship estimator-
https://students.asu.edu/scholarships/esti
mator

19. Available For Available For
Type of Aid Undergraduate
Students
Available For
Graduate Students
International
Students
Available For Online
Campus Students
President Barack Obama Scholars Program
A financial aid program created to help cover direct costs
Yes No No No
for new, incoming, Arizona freshmen. Does not require
repayment.
Scholarships
Gift assistance awarded on the basis of merit and/or need. Yes Yes Yes Yes
Does not require repayment.
Grants
Yes Yes
Gift assistance awarded to qualified students
Yes (only Federal TEACH No (except Financial Aid
demonstrating exceptional financial need. Does not
Grant) Trust Grant)
require repayment.
Federal Work-Study
Employment opportunities available for students with Yes Yes No No
financial need. Does not require repayment.
Hourly Employment
Yes
Employment opportunities available to all students who Yes Yes No
(with eligible Visa)
wish to work. Does not require repayment.
Yes
Student & Parent Loans
(only private
Federal and private loan funds available to help meet Yes Yes Yes
education loans
educational expenses. Loans require repayment.
with a US co-signer)

20. Pay Rate
Level Job Level Descriptions
Min Max
Duties are of a routine and simple nature. Requires direct
I $7.65 $8.30 supervision with relatively specific instructions. Little or no training
or experience is required.
Duties are varied and less routine and involve a moderate degree of
responsibility and judgment. May lead or coordinate activities of
II $7.90 $9.30 other student employees. Requires previous knowledge or skill
and/or equivalent experience or training.
Duties are technical and complex and involve a high degree of
responsibility and judgment. May supervise or direct activities of
III $8.55 $11.30 other student employees. A significant amount of specialized
training or experience is required.
Duties are highly technical and/or complex and involve a significant
degree of responsibility and judgment. This classification is limited
IV $10.05 $16.30 to teaching/research assistants type work or those positions
requiring highly specialized skills and/or technical knowledge.

21.  You may not work during the hours you are scheduled to be in class.
 US citizens or eligible non-citizens may work a total of 40 hours per week.
 Graduate Assistants may work a total of 20 hours per week.
 International students with an F1 visa are allowed to work 20 hours per
week during the academic year and up to 40 hours per week during
vacation periods in the winter and spring. Full-time employment during
the summer is allowed only for students who are registered full-time for
the subsequent fall semester.

22. Sam Johnson was studying
to be a civil engineer when
one day he decided to
paint. Johnson
remembers, “Just having
the thought like ‘I’m going
to paint today and I don’t
really know why.’ So I did
some paintings and they
were terrible at first, but I
liked doing them.” Johnson
later used his painting
talent and engineering
knowledge to form the
core of his honors thesis.

23. Direct Costs AZ Resident Non-Resident
Tuition $9,208 $21,807
Fees $508 $508
Books/Supplies $1,290 $1,290
$7,164 $7,164
Room
Program Fees $ 1,050 $ 1,050
$4,272 $4,272
Board
Total Direct Costs $23,492 $36,091
Indirect Costs
$1,050 $1,050
Transportation
$2,006 $2,006
Personal
Total Indirect Costs $3,056 $3,056
Total Estimated COA $26,548 $39,147
 Link to ASU’s cost estimator-https://students.asu.edu/costs

24.  Unique advantages
offered
 Specific Honors
seminar classes
offered
 275+ majors and
concentrations offered

25.  Average SAT score-
1340
 Average ACT score-29
 188 National Merit
Finalists
 About 3,700 students

26.  Asu’s Alumni Career
Resources offers career
coaching, seminars/wo
rkshops, networking
opportunities, and
other valuable
services.

27.  University Drive and Mill Avenue, Tempe, AZ
85287
 ASU’s Phone Number 480-965-9011
 For Technology, Financial Aid and Human
Resources Support call 1-855-278-5080

28. There are many opportunities available at
Arizona State University,
making it the perfect college to consider.
Go Sun Devils!