Incoming undergraduate students must submit an enrollment deposit to reserve their spot in the incoming class. Learn more by selecting your student type.
I am a first- year student I am a transfer student
Which type of student am I?
Your admission status as a first-year or transfer student is determined based on information submitted at the time of your application. Refer to your admission letter to confirm your student type. Contact your admission representative with any questions.
Once you’ve been admitted and decide you want to attend ASU as a first-year student, your next step is to reserve your spot in the incoming class by submitting the $300 enrollment deposit. The enrollment deposit allows you to begin your next steps toward enrollment, which include registering for New Student Orientation, getting your ID card and selecting your room in a residence hall. You can submit your enrollment deposit beginning Oct. 1.
If you are an Arizona resident starting in the fall semester, who submitted your FAFSA, you can delay payment of your enrollment deposit and begin your next steps. Your deposit will be posted with your first semester charges and can be paid accordingly when charges are due.
Pay your first-year enrollment deposit
Get ready for your first day at ASU by going to the admitted student page and completing your next steps toward enrollment.
Domestic student next steps International student next steps
For students enrolling in the fall semester, the enrollment deposit date is May 1. Refund requests: Incoming fall students who have both paid the enrollment deposit and have declined admission on or before May 1, are eligible for a refund. Once a student cancels their admission for fall, an enrollment deposit refund will be triggered and refunded back in the method in which paid. Enrollment deposits submitted on or after the May 1 deadline are not eligible for any refunds.
A $50 nonrefundable processing fee is assessed on all refunds.
Admitted first-year students from other countries (on F1 visas) who haven't paid their enrollment deposits by June 15 should contact an admission representative.
Online: Online payments are accepted through My ASU account (see "My Admission and Orientation" box). Only Visa and MasterCard debit and credit cards are accepted.
Pay first-year enrollment deposit
By mail: Checks made out to ‘Arizona State University’ can be sent to: ASU New Student Programs, PO Box 872201, Tempe, AZ 85287-2201. Please include the student's 10-digit ASU ID number in the memo line.
Refund requests: Incoming fall students who have both paid the enrollment deposit and have declined admission on or before May 1, are eligible for a refund. Enrollment deposits submitted on or after the May 1, deadline are not eligible for any refunds.
Incoming spring students who have both paid the enrollment deposit and have declined admission on or before Dec. 1, are eligible for a refund. A partial refund of $100 may also be available for those who have attended an orientation program but have declined admission to ASU prior to Dec. 1. Enrollment deposits submitted on or after the Dec. 1 deadline are not eligible for any refunds.
A $50 nonrefundable processing fee is assessed on all refunds.
Once you’ve been admitted and decide you want to attend ASU as a transfer student, your next step is to reserve your spot in the incoming class by submitting the $250 transfer enrollment deposit. The enrollment deposit allows you to begin your next steps toward enrollment, which include registering for classes and completing the New Student Orientation Experience. You can submit your enrollment deposit beginning Oct. 1.
If you are an Arizona resident who submitted your FAFSA, you can delay payment of your enrollment deposit and begin your next steps. Your deposit will be posted with your first semester charges and can be paid accordingly when charges are due.
Pay transfer enrollment deposit
Get ready for your first day at ASU by visiting the admitted student page and completing your next steps toward enrollment.
Domestic student next steps International student next steps
For students enrolling in the fall semester, the transfer student enrollment deposit date is June 1.
Fall refund requests: Incoming fall students who have both paid the enrollment deposit and have declined admission on or before June 1 are eligible for a refund. Once a student cancels their admission for fall, an enrollment deposit refund will be triggered and refunded back in the method in which paid. Transfer student enrollment deposits submitted on or after the June 1 deadline are not eligible for any refunds.
For students enrolling in the spring semester, the transfer student enrollment deposit date is Dec. 1.
Spring refund requests: Incoming spring students who have both paid the enrollment deposit and have declined admission on or before Dec. 1 are eligible for a refund. Once a student cancels their admission for spring, an enrollment deposit refund will be triggered and refunded back in the method in which paid. Transfer student enrollment deposits submitted on or after the Dec. 1 deadline are not eligible for any refunds.
A $50 nonrefundable processing fee is assessed on all refunds.
Admitted international transfer students outside the U.S. (on F-1 visas) who haven't paid their enrollment deposits by June 15 should contact an admission representative.
Online: Online payments are accepted through My ASU (see "Pay Enrollment Deposit" hold). Only Visa and MasterCard debit and credit cards are accepted.
Pay transfer enrollment deposit
By mail: Checks made out to Arizona State University can be sent to: ASU Admission Services, PO Box 871004, Tempe, AZ 85287-1004. Please include the student's 10-digit ASU ID number in the memo line.
