Arizona State University Eligibility

Indian students who are interested to take admission to the Arizona State University are required to satisfy the university's eligibility criteria to secure admission. Mentioned below is a step-by-step guide for admissions at ASU: 
 
· Submit the admission application via the ASU application portal 
 
· Pay the university application fee of USD 85 (INR 7500) 
 
· Send all mandatory educational transcripts via school or exam board directly to Admission services 
 
· Provide English language proficiency documents 
 
· Check application status at regular intervals 
 
· Submit proof of student visa application 

Arizona State University admissions requirements for international students are mentioned below:

For Undergraduate Admission:

• Must have a 3.00 grade point average (GPA) on a scale of 4.0 from a secondary school
• Must have three years of high school coursework
• ACT or SAT scores are not required for admission but may be submitted for ASU course placement or as supplemental information
• Provide the proof of English language proficiency
• Must meet the competency requirements

For Graduate Admission:

• A 4+ years Bachelor degree equivelent to U.S. bachelor's degree
• Must have a 3.00 GPA in the last 60 semester hours (90 quarter hours) of undergraduate studies
• English proficiency required
• Additional test scores of GMAT/GRE
• An official degree certificate is required

International students do not qualify for federal and state financial aid. ASU offers merit-based scholarships for international students who demonstrate high academic achievement.

Details about ASU Scholarships 

• New American University (NAMU) Scholarship ASU's New American University merit-based scholarship is awarded to a limited number of international undergraduate students who demonstrate high academic achievement. Learn more about NAMU and its eligibility criteria before applying.
• College and departmental scholarships The academic departments and colleges at ASU also offer scholarships and assistantships. Award amounts and criteria vary. College scholarships are typically available to any student within that college who meets the scholarship criteria, while departmental scholarships are awarded to students majoring in particular disciplines. You can also look at the complete list of scholarships available to pursue higher studies at Arizona State University.

International first-year students can apply for undergraduate admission either through the Common Application or directly apply online to ASU’s website. They can apply directly through ASU Graduate Application for graduate admissions. Mentioned below is the application process for undergraduate admission at the university:

• Step 1: Apply online with ASU’s Application for Admission or the Common Application and complete the undergraduate application for admission
• Step 2: Submit the nonrefundable ASU application fee.
• Step 3: Submit official transcripts and examination results to Admission Services.
• Step 4: Provide evidence of English language proficiency.
• Step 5: Submit your ACT or SAT scores (optional).
• Step 6: Check your application status.
• Step 7: Submit your student visa application.

The application process for ASU Graduate programs

• Step 1: Review international student admission requirements for your program.
• Step 2: Evaluate whether your academic credentials are comparable to a US degree
• Step 3: Review international student English language proficiency requirements
• Step 4: Apply to ASU as an international student on their portal online
• Step 5: Pay the Arizona State University application fee.
• Step 6: Submit your official certified transcripts (in English) from school and college/university

Read: When to Start your Application Process to US Universities