Arizona State University

Indian food is limited at the ASU USA campus. It is generally available as part of welcome and cultural events organized by the Indian Students' Association (ISA). However, there are several Indian food places nearby. 

Bombay House and The Dhaba are some such Indian food places near ASU. Students can enjoy Paratha, Paneer Tikka,  Tandoori Chicken,  Samosa,  Chai, and Mango Lassi here.

These serve traditional Indian food for USD 10 to USD 30 (INR 960 to INR 2,88 K) per meal. 

Indian food is limited at the ASU USA campus. It is generally available as part of welcome and cultural events organized by the Indian Students' Association (ISA). However, there are several Indian food places nearby. 

Bombay House and The Dhaba are some such Indian food places near ASU. Students can enjoy Paratha, Paneer Tikka,  Tandoori Chicken,  Samosa,  Chai, and Mango Lassi here.

These serve traditional Indian food for USD 10 to USD 30 (INR 960 to INR 2,88 K) per meal. 

Yes, Arizona State Uni allows Indian students to transfer. Meet the requirements mentioned below to be eligible:

• Official transcripts from every high school, college, or university attended
• Completed 12 or more transferable credits post high school
• Minimum GPA of 2.5 or better
• ACT or SAT score (if required)
• Completed high school Diploma or certificate
• Proof of English proficiency

Transfer applications can be submitted via the Arizona State Uni application portal. Deadline to apply for Fall intake is Nov 1, 2026.

Some popular ways current students can reach out to ASU alumni for guidance are mentioned below:

• Via ASU Alumni Association networking events, webinars, and workshops
• ASU Handshake portal and looking for alumni based on major, industry, and career interests
• External job search and networking platforms (LinkedIn)

Students based in India can contact Indian alumni via the ASU Alumni India network.

With an acceptance rate of around 89.89% for the recent year, Arizona State University is 'truly accessible' to Indian students. However, for certain courses, it is selectively competitive.

Those more competitive courses include Engineering, Business and Computer Science. Given below are the important guidelines for Indian students -

• ASU operates on a broad access model which means that it evaluates students based on core competencies. 
• A holistic application is evaluated so a slightly lower score can be balanced by strong essays, extracurriculars, work experience etc. 

As per the Times Higher Education 2026, Arizona State University is ranked #201 which is constant from three years.  Most of the students choose Business as their major at this university.

It is followed by Psychology and Biology. Computer Science is also quite popular. Look at the given rankings for some ASU rankings -

• PG Business and Economics (#72)
• Psychology (#126)
• PG Computer Science (#151)
• Law (#151)

Arizona State University is ranked #1 in the United States for Innovation. This university is considered a tier 1 university due to its Carnegie Classification as an 'R1' institution. 

This actually indicates a very high research activity. Given below is what ASU's tier 1 status means -

• ASU receives over USD 600 million in annual research expenditures 
• It ranks it the top ranking bodies of the world like QS World (#173) and US News (#117)

All degree ASU alumni receive lifelong membership of the ASU Alumni association at no cost. Being an ASU alumnus/alumna has the following benefits:

• Access to job search portals
• Lifetime access to career counseling, professional webinars, resume reviews, and interview support
• Discounts on continuing education programs and professional education courses, along with acess to micro-internships

Scholarship deadlines at ASU vary for different financial aid programs. However, to be eligble for most scholarships during the Spring 2027 intake at Arizona State Uni, students are advised to submit their admission application by the priority deadline of Nov 1, 2026.

Students can find all important ASU admission and scholarship deadlines on yourfuture.asu.edu. 

Yes, students can defer their admission at ASU for up to 1 year (two consecutive semesters). Students can apply for UG programme deferral at least 2 weeks before the start of first day of classes in the original semester.

For PG courses, students need to submit a Request Change Form either online or physically on-campus.

Note: Deferrring allows a later start at ASU but it does not gurantee entry to the same programme or major.