As one of the largest public universities in the country, Arizona State University offers an unparalleled number of programs and opportunities for students. Arizona State boasts a record-high number of minority students and one of the highest numbers of Native American faculty of any national university. The nationally recognized Barrett, the honors college, offers resources supported by a $10 million endowment. When not involved in academic pursuits, Arizona State University students can cheer on the Sun Devils in PAC-10 sports or participate in one of the more than 625 clubs and student organizations.  

 

STUDENT PROFILE
# of degree-seeking undergraduates                           52,883
% male/female                                                                     48/52
% African American                                                                     5
% American Indian or Alaska Native                                        2
% Asian or Pacific Islander                                                        6
% Hispanic                                                                                 15
% White                                                                                       65
% International                                                                             2
% Pell grant recipients                                                          30.4

Distinguished first-generation and minority alums Christine Yaro Devine, news anchor, Fox Network (LA affiliate); Albert Hale, Arizona senator, former president, Navajo Nation; Reggie Jackson, inductee, Baseball Hall of Fame; Barry Bonds, professional baseball player; Vada Manager, director of Global Issues Management, Nike, Inc. 

full-time faculty                                                                     2,520
full-time minority faculty                                                         530
student-faculty ratio                                                               22:1
average class size                                                                   20
% first-year retention rate                                                        80
% graduation rate (6 years)                                                    56
Popular majors Journalism, Business, Engineering

 

% live on campus (% freshmen)                                      14 (57)
Multicultural student clubs and organizations Seventeen ethnic and multicultural fraternities and sororities, Asian/Asian Pacific American Students’ Coalition, Philippine American Student Association, Aguila Leadership and Mentoring Association, Upward Bound Alumni Association, Arab Students’ Association, American Indian Council, Native Americans Taking Initiative ON Success, Students Identifying Multiracial and Biracial at ASU, Hispanic Honor Society/Latino Students Union, Movimiento Estudiantil Chicana/o de Aztlan

Athletics NCAA Division I, Pacific-10 Conference; m baseball, m/w basketball, m/w cross country, m football, m/w golf, m/w swimming, m/w tennis, m/w track and field (indoor and outdoor), m wrestling, w gymnastics, w soccer, w softball, w volleyball, w water polo. More on Athletics...

 

# of applicants                                                                                          27,089
% accepted                                                                                                       90
# of first-year students enrolled                                                              9,707
SAT Critical Reading range                                                               470- 600
SAT Math range                                                                                    480- 610
SAT Writing                                                                                                        xx
ACT range                                                                                                   20-26
average HS GPA                                                                                          3.41
Deadlines
regular decision                                                                                        rolling
application fee (online)                                                       $25 ($25) in state
                                                                                           $50($50) out of state
fee waiver for applicants with financial need                                             no

 

COST & AID
tuition in-state                                                                                     $5,409

tuition out-of-state                                                                            $17,697
room & board                                                                                      $8,790
total need-based institutional
scholarships/grants                                                                $48,853,033
% of students apply for need-based aid                                                54
% of students receive aid                                                                        100
% receiving need-based scholarship
     or grant aid                                                                                             88
% receiving aid whose need was
     fully met                                                                                                   22
average aid package                                                                       $10,062
average student loan debt upon 
    graduation                                                                                     $17,732