ASU CharterASU is a comprehensive public research university, measured not by whom it excludes, but by whom it includes and how they succeed; advancing research and discovery of public value; and assuming fundamental responsibility for the economic, social, cultural and overall health of the communities it serves.

ASU cost-effective programs for degree attainmentPrepared for the Arizona Board of Regents February 7, 2019

provost.asu.edu

ASU is one of the most cost-effective universities in the country.Our cost to produce a degree is 20 percent below the

national median.

ASU’s tuition and fees are at the median of our peer institutions,

and we have committed to limiting annual increases to less

than 3 percent and holding them as close to zero as possible

through fiscal year 2025. Arizona ranks 7th among states

with the lowest debt upon graduation, and 41 percent of ASU

undergraduate students graduated with no debt in 2018.

Approximately 85 percent of our resident undergraduate

student body receives gift aid. Still, we know that barriers to

higher education exist for many residents. To help alleviate

those barriers, ASU offers dozens of lower-cost degree options

including community college partnerships, accelerated and

online degrees, and reduced tuition in select circumstances.

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Arizona students need flexible and affordable access to

high-quality degrees. To support students across the state,

Arizona State University offers low-cost, efficient degree programs

that are accessible to all learners. This commitment to degree

attainment helps ensure that all students who are qualified to attend

ASU have enrollment options that fit their needs.

The following is an overview of cost-effective enrollment

programs designed to support degree attainment.

ASU offers low-cost degree options in partnership with community colleges acrossthe state of Arizona. The following are ASU locations, beyond the four Phoenixcampuses, where ASU degrees can be earned. Tuition at all locations is $3,217 for 12+ credits per semester.

Students enrolled at one of these six ASU locations save $25,200 in tuition and fees over the course of a four-year degree.

ASU@Lake Havasu provides students with campus-based residential living at a tuition cost of $3,452 for 12+ credits per semester. Students enrolled at ASU@Lake Havasu save $15,672 in tuition and fees over the course of a four-year degree. Four years of on-campus instruction is offered in 19 degree programs.

A student completing a 4+1 or a 3+1=2 accelerated option will typically save the equivalent of one semester of graduate tuition and fees, or $6,067. A student taking advantage of a three-year degree option would save about $3,866 and enter the workforce a full year early.

• ASU@Cochise with Cochise College – Two degree programs offered. – Start date TBD.

• ASU@Pima with Pima Community College

– Two degree programs offered. – Planned start date of August 2019.

• ASU@Pinal with Central Arizona College

– Two degree programs offered. – Started in January 2019.

• ASU@TheGilaValley with Eastern Arizona College

– Five degree programs offered. – 113 students enrolled | 107 graduates.

• ASU@Yuma with Arizona Western College

– Three degree programs offered. – 114 students enrolled | 25 graduates.

• ASU@Yavapai with Yavapai College – Three degree programs offered. – Started in January 2019.

Statewide locations outside Phoenix Accelerated and online degree options

Specialized program initiativesCommunity college pathway agreements

Another cost-effective and time-efficient option for students is enrolling in an accelerated or online degree program. ASU offers multiple ways to earn an accelerated degree.

• 4+1 programs enable undergraduate students to take graduate-level coursework during their final year, while paying undergraduate tuition.

• 3+1=2 programs in the Ira A. Fulton Schools of Engineering enable qualified students to earn a bachelor’s and a master’s degree in four years. Enrollment in 3+1=2 programs capitalizes on credits earned through the following tests and programs:

– Advanced Placement – Cambridge International Exam – Earned Admission – International Baccalaureate – Transfer coursework (or dual

enrollment)

• Three-year degrees are currently available through ASU Online (nine degree programs) and on the Tempe campus (nine degree programs). Additional campus immersion programs will be offered in sociology, biology, family studies, political science, history and English.

• ASU Online degrees are lower cost options for Arizonans who choose not to enroll and reside in university housing on ASU campuses.

For community college students who plan to transfer to ASU, pathway agreements offer an affordable option. Students follow ASU degree major maps and complete courses that fulfill degree requirements, while meeting Arizona General Education Curriculum and associate degree requirements.

• All pathway credits transfer and apply to a student’s chosen ASU major.

• Agreements with community colleges offer streamlined and low-cost paths to degree attainment.

ASU offers ABOR-approved, reduced-tuition options to Arizonans who meet special criteria.

• Students graduating from an Arizona high school with lawful presence, but who do not have resident status in Arizona, receive 150 percent resident tuition by ABOR approval. Qualified students save $40,428 in tuition and fees over the course of a four-year degree.

• All honorably discharged veterans, active

military members assigned to duty in Arizona, and individuals using Post 9/11 GI Bill® benefits receive resident tuition by state statute. Qualified students save $59,016 in tuition and fees over the course of a four-year degree.

• Children from the foster care system receive scholarships for tuition and fees through ASU’s Foster Youth program. Qualified students save $43,288 in tuition and fees over the course of a four-year degree.

• As mandated by statute, the Arizona

Teachers Academy covers tuition and fees for up to two years for prospective teachers who commit to teaching in Arizona after graduation. Qualified students save $21,644 in tuition and fees over the course of a four-year degree.

ASU cost-effective programs for degree attainment

Students can choose from 263 ASU degrees through the Transfer Admission Guarantee and the Maricopa to ASU Pathways Program. Students enrolled in a TAG or MAPP save $16,544 in tuition and fees over the course of a four-year degree.

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Arizona students need flexible and affordable access to

high-quality degrees. To support students across the state,

Arizona State University offers low-cost, efficient degree programs

that are accessible to all learners. This commitment to degree

attainment helps ensure that all students who are qualified to attend

ASU have enrollment options that fit their needs.

The following is an overview of cost-effective enrollment

programs designed to support degree attainment.

ASU offers low-cost degree options in partnership with community colleges acrossthe state of Arizona. The following are ASU locations, beyond the four Phoenixcampuses, where ASU degrees can be earned. Tuition at all locations is $3,217 for 12+ credits per semester.

Students enrolled at one of these six ASU locations save $25,200 in tuition and fees over the course of a four-year degree.

ASU@Lake Havasu provides students with campus-based residential living at a tuition cost of $3,452 for 12+ credits per semester. Students enrolled at ASU@Lake Havasu save $15,672 in tuition and fees over the course of a four-year degree. Four years of on-campus instruction is offered in 19 degree programs.

A student completing a 4+1 or a 3+1=2 accelerated option will typically save the equivalent of one semester of graduate tuition and fees, or $6,067. A student taking advantage of a three-year degree option would save about $3,866 and enter the workforce a full year early.

• ASU@Cochise with Cochise College – Two degree programs offered. – Start date TBD.

• ASU@Pima with Pima Community College

– Two degree programs offered. – Planned start date of August 2019.

• ASU@Pinal with Central Arizona College

– Two degree programs offered. – Started in January 2019.

• ASU@TheGilaValley with Eastern Arizona College

– Five degree programs offered. – 113 students enrolled | 107 graduates.

• ASU@Yuma with Arizona Western College

– Three degree programs offered. – 114 students enrolled | 25 graduates.

• ASU@Yavapai with Yavapai College – Three degree programs offered. – Started in January 2019.

Statewide locations outside Phoenix Accelerated and online degree options

Specialized program initiativesCommunity college pathway agreements

Another cost-effective and time-efficient option for students is enrolling in an accelerated or online degree program. ASU offers multiple ways to earn an accelerated degree.

• 4+1 programs enable undergraduate students to take graduate-level coursework during their final year, while paying undergraduate tuition.

• 3+1=2 programs in the Ira A. Fulton Schools of Engineering enable qualified students to earn a bachelor’s and a master’s degree in four years. Enrollment in 3+1=2 programs capitalizes on credits earned through the following tests and programs:

– Advanced Placement – Cambridge International Exam – Earned Admission – International Baccalaureate – Transfer coursework (or dual

enrollment)

• Three-year degrees are currently available through ASU Online (nine degree programs) and on the Tempe campus (nine degree programs). Additional campus immersion programs will be offered in sociology, biology, family studies, political science, history and English.

• ASU Online degrees are lower cost options for Arizonans who choose not to enroll and reside in university housing on ASU campuses.

For community college students who plan to transfer to ASU, pathway agreements offer an affordable option. Students follow ASU degree major maps and complete courses that fulfill degree requirements, while meeting Arizona General Education Curriculum and associate degree requirements.

• All pathway credits transfer and apply to a student’s chosen ASU major.

• Agreements with community colleges offer streamlined and low-cost paths to degree attainment.

ASU offers ABOR-approved, reduced-tuition options to Arizonans who meet special criteria.

• Students graduating from an Arizona high school with lawful presence, but who do not have resident status in Arizona, receive 150 percent resident tuition by ABOR approval. Qualified students save $40,428 in tuition and fees over the course of a four-year degree.

• All honorably discharged veterans, active

military members assigned to duty in Arizona, and individuals using Post 9/11 GI Bill® benefits receive resident tuition by state statute. Qualified students save $59,016 in tuition and fees over the course of a four-year degree.

• Children from the foster care system receive scholarships for tuition and fees through ASU’s Foster Youth program. Qualified students save $43,288 in tuition and fees over the course of a four-year degree.

• As mandated by statute, the Arizona

Teachers Academy covers tuition and fees for up to two years for prospective teachers who commit to teaching in Arizona after graduation. Qualified students save $21,644 in tuition and fees over the course of a four-year degree.

ASU cost-effective programs for degree attainment

Students can choose from 263 ASU degrees through the Transfer Admission Guarantee and the Maricopa to ASU Pathways Program. Students enrolled in a TAG or MAPP save $16,544 in tuition and fees over the course of a four-year degree.

Provost_ABOR_FINAL_PRINT_Feb6_920am.indd 2 2/6/19 9:21 AM

Arizona students need flexible and affordable access to

high-quality degrees. To support students across the state,

Arizona State University offers low-cost, efficient degree programs

that are accessible to all learners. This commitment to degree

attainment helps ensure that all students who are qualified to attend

ASU have enrollment options that fit their needs.

The following is an overview of cost-effective enrollment

programs designed to support degree attainment.

ASU offers low-cost degree options in partnership with community colleges acrossthe state of Arizona. The following are ASU locations, beyond the four Phoenixcampuses, where ASU degrees can be earned. Tuition at all locations is $3,217 for 12+ credits per semester.

Students enrolled at one of these six ASU locations save $25,200 in tuition and fees over the course of a four-year degree.

ASU@Lake Havasu provides students with campus-based residential living at a tuition cost of $3,452 for 12+ credits per semester. Students enrolled at ASU@Lake Havasu save $15,672 in tuition and fees over the course of a four-year degree. Four years of on-campus instruction is offered in 19 degree programs.

A student completing a 4+1 or a 3+1=2 accelerated option will typically save the equivalent of one semester of graduate tuition and fees, or $6,067. A student taking advantage of a three-year degree option would save about $3,866 and enter the workforce a full year early.

• ASU@Cochise with Cochise College – Two degree programs offered. – Start date TBD.

• ASU@Pima with Pima Community College

– Two degree programs offered. – Planned start date of August 2019.

• ASU@Pinal with Central Arizona College

– Two degree programs offered. – Started in January 2019.

• ASU@TheGilaValley with Eastern Arizona College

– Five degree programs offered. – 113 students enrolled | 107 graduates.

• ASU@Yuma with Arizona Western College

– Three degree programs offered. – 114 students enrolled | 25 graduates.

• ASU@Yavapai with Yavapai College – Three degree programs offered. – Started in January 2019.

Statewide locations outside Phoenix Accelerated and online degree options

Specialized program initiativesCommunity college pathway agreements

Another cost-effective and time-efficient option for students is enrolling in an accelerated or online degree program. ASU offers multiple ways to earn an accelerated degree.

• 4+1 programs enable undergraduate students to take graduate-level coursework during their final year, while paying undergraduate tuition.

• 3+1=2 programs in the Ira A. Fulton Schools of Engineering enable qualified students to earn a bachelor’s and a master’s degree in four years. Enrollment in 3+1=2 programs capitalizes on credits earned through the following tests and programs:

– Advanced Placement – Cambridge International Exam – Earned Admission – International Baccalaureate – Transfer coursework (or dual

enrollment)

• Three-year degrees are currently available through ASU Online (nine degree programs) and on the Tempe campus (nine degree programs). Additional campus immersion programs will be offered in sociology, biology, family studies, political science, history and English.

• ASU Online degrees are lower cost options for Arizonans who choose not to enroll and reside in university housing on ASU campuses.

For community college students who plan to transfer to ASU, pathway agreements offer an affordable option. Students follow ASU degree major maps and complete courses that fulfill degree requirements, while meeting Arizona General Education Curriculum and associate degree requirements.

• All pathway credits transfer and apply to a student’s chosen ASU major.

• Agreements with community colleges offer streamlined and low-cost paths to degree attainment.

ASU offers ABOR-approved, reduced-tuition options to Arizonans who meet special criteria.

• Students graduating from an Arizona high school with lawful presence, but who do not have resident status in Arizona, receive 150 percent resident tuition by ABOR approval. Qualified students save $40,428 in tuition and fees over the course of a four-year degree.

• All honorably discharged veterans, active

military members assigned to duty in Arizona, and individuals using Post 9/11 GI Bill® benefits receive resident tuition by state statute. Qualified students save $59,016 in tuition and fees over the course of a four-year degree.

• Children from the foster care system receive scholarships for tuition and fees through ASU’s Foster Youth program. Qualified students save $43,288 in tuition and fees over the course of a four-year degree.

• As mandated by statute, the Arizona

Teachers Academy covers tuition and fees for up to two years for prospective teachers who commit to teaching in Arizona after graduation. Qualified students save $21,644 in tuition and fees over the course of a four-year degree.

ASU cost-effective programs for degree attainment

Students can choose from 263 ASU degrees through the Transfer Admission Guarantee and the Maricopa to ASU Pathways Program. Students enrolled in a TAG or MAPP save $16,544 in tuition and fees over the course of a four-year degree.

Provost_ABOR_FINAL_PRINT_Feb6_920am.indd 2 2/6/19 9:21 AM

ASU CharterASU is a comprehensive public research university, measured not by whom it excludes, but by whom it includes and how they succeed; advancing research and discovery of public value; and assuming fundamental responsibility for the economic, social, cultural and overall health of the communities it serves.

ASU cost-effective programs for degree attainmentPrepared for the Arizona Board of Regents February 7, 2019

provost.asu.edu

ASU is one of the most cost-effective universities in the country.Our cost to produce a degree is 20 percent below the

national median.

ASU’s tuition and fees are at the median of our peer institutions,

and we have committed to limiting annual increases to less

than 3 percent and holding them as close to zero as possible

through fiscal year 2025. Arizona ranks 7th among states

with the lowest debt upon graduation, and 41 percent of ASU

undergraduate students graduated with no debt in 2018.

Approximately 85 percent of our resident undergraduate

student body receives gift aid. Still, we know that barriers to

higher education exist for many residents. To help alleviate

those barriers, ASU offers dozens of lower-cost degree options

including community college partnerships, accelerated and

online degrees, and reduced tuition in select circumstances.

Provost_ABOR_FINAL_PRINT_Feb6_920am.indd 1 2/6/19 9:21 AM

ASU CharterASU is a comprehensive public research university, measured not by whom it excludes, but by whom it includes and how they succeed; advancing research and discovery of public value; and assuming fundamental responsibility for the economic, social, cultural and overall health of the communities it serves.

ASU cost-effective programs for degree attainmentPrepared for the Arizona Board of Regents February 7, 2019

provost.asu.edu

ASU is one of the most cost-effective universities in the country.Our cost to produce a degree is 20 percent below the

national median.

ASU’s tuition and fees are at the median of our peer institutions,

and we have committed to limiting annual increases to less

than 3 percent and holding them as close to zero as possible

through fiscal year 2025. Arizona ranks 7th among states

with the lowest debt upon graduation, and 41 percent of ASU

undergraduate students graduated with no debt in 2018.

Approximately 85 percent of our resident undergraduate

student body receives gift aid. Still, we know that barriers to

higher education exist for many residents. To help alleviate

those barriers, ASU offers dozens of lower-cost degree options

including community college partnerships, accelerated and

online degrees, and reduced tuition in select circumstances.

Provost_ABOR_FINAL_PRINT_Feb6_920am.indd 1 2/6/19 9:21 AM