Counselors, college advisors and school partners

Welcome to Arizona State University

We appreciate the vital role high school counselors and college advisors play in helping students consider their options for continuing their education. This website provides information regarding admission to ASU, and an array of tools and resources to help you guide your students toward a successful transition to university life.

Counselor digital resources

We’ve compiled all the resources you and your students will need in this digital resource page. It will give your students a good idea of ASU’s purpose as a university and what it’s like to be a Sun Devil.

Digital resources

Watch virtual counselor update: Understanding Your Students' Financial Aid and Awards.

Watch virtual counselor update: Understanding Your Students' Next Steps to Enroll.

Watch virtual counselor update: Helping Undecided Students Find Their Passion and Major.

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At ASU, we understand the important role high school counselors and college advisors play in helping students consider their options for continuing their education, and we’re here to support you throughout the process. Below, you can find your ASU admission leadership team and high school representative, and information about who best to contact with specific questions about admission requirements, financial aid, degree programs or additional resources.

We're pleased your students may be considering ASU, and we want to be there every step of the way — please let us know how we can help.

Go Devils!

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Admission

ASU welcomes students from diverse academic backgrounds and interests. Explore these resources available to you and your students to make the application process go smoothly.

Financial aid

To receive the most comprehensive financial aid package possible, ASU recommends that every student submits the Free Application for Federal Student Aid and applies for as many scholarships as possible. Here are some tools you can use to help your students through the financial aid process.

Other financial aid resources

Here are some tools you can use to help your students through the financial aid process.

ASU's tuition-free programs ASU Earn to Learn

RaiseMe Tuition and fees

Scholar programs

ASU offers its students exclusive opportunities to customize their college experiences through programs like Public Service Academy and Barrett, The Honors College. These programs challenge and stimulate students while offering experiences beyond the classroom. Use these resources to help your students find and apply to the right programs for them.

Barrett, The Honors College at Arizona State University is a selective, residential college that recruits academically outstanding undergraduates from across the nation. With more National Merit Scholars than MIT, Duke, Brown, Stanford or the University of California-Berkeley, Barrett offers your students a premier learning opportunity integrated within ASU. Who should apply? Students who are academically high-achieving, intellectually curious and well-rounded are encouraged to apply to Barrett. There is no minimum GPA or test score requirement for admission. The Barrett application is comprehensive, which allows many aspects of your student to be considered. To help your student, ensure their application includes:

Highlights of their academic achievement, as well as examples of strong leadership qualities, special talents, extracurricular hobbies and unique personal achievements.
A strong essay response to the given questions. A successful essay will address all elements of the prompt and examine a student's own ideas about education and the Barrett community.
Two letters of recommendation from individuals with an academic connection to the student and one other person such as a coach, supervisor or club advisor.

Learn more about Barrett

The Next Generation Service Corps, a track of ASU’s Public Service Academy, develops the leaders we need for the complex challenges we face. This first-of-its-kind undergraduate model augments every major with the following programming over four years: curriculum, experiences and internships. Students who enter the Next Generation Service Corps make a commitment to social change during their four years and throughout their professions. To honor this commitment, ASU ensures that all NGSC participants receive base tuition funding through a combination of ASU scholarships and gift aid. To help your student:

An ideal candidate is a student who has a commitment to service and wants to ignite social change. Eligible students have a competitive GPA, history of community service and test scores on file with ASU, as well as a high school or community college reference.
Your student will fill out the application and participate in interviews throughout the spring and summer. Final decisions are made around July 1.
The application includes several essay questions, a resume and at least one letter of recommendation.

Learn more about Next Generation Service Corps

As Edson E+I, students embrace the culture and fast pace of the top university in the U.S. for innovation with a network of students who are passionate, diverse and ready to build their own innovation portfolios. Edson E+I students experience professional development, leadership and resource opportunities focused on innovation and entrepreneurship. Students who care about innovation, are interested in entrepreneurship, or have or want to start a business are encouraged to apply.

About applying:

Students are expected to have a competitive GPA, be a first-time freshman and have a passion for innovation.
Encourage your students to complete the application before the priority deadline for the upcoming fall semester.

Learn more about Edson E+I