Arizona State University Tuition, Financial Aid, and Scholarships

How much does Arizona State University cost?

Arizona State University Cost of Attendance
In-state	$11,348
Out-of-state	$29,438
On-Campus Room and Board	$13,696
Off-Campus Room and Board	$9,216
Average Annual Cost

Average Cost by Family Income
Family Income	Average Cost
Under $30,000	$7,044
$30,000-$48,000	$8,921
$48,000-$75,000	$14,033
$75,000-$110,000	$7,044
Over $110,000	$18,583

Arizona State University Financial Aid and Debt

58%

Students paying down their debt

$20,000

Typical Total Student Debt

$200

Typical Monthly Loan Payment

Financial Aid Breakdown for Full-time Incoming Freshman

Aid Type	% Receiving	Average Amount
Grant or scholarship aid	96%	$11,598
Federal Grants	28%	$5,204
Pell grants	28%	$4,530
Other federal grants	10%	$1,258
State/local goverment grant or scholarships	1%	$1,379
Institutional grants or scholarships	94%	$11,467
Student loan aid	33%	$6,728
Federal student loans	32%	$6,207
Other student loans	4%	$16,757

Arizona State University Scholarships: Start Earning in High School

Micro-scholarships*	Colleges Awarding	Amount
Play a sport	116	Up to $1,500
Have work experience	172	Up to $12,000
Attend a summer program	111	Up to $4,500
Have perfect attendance for a year	166	Up to $2,100
Visit a college campus	234	Up to $6,000
Do an extracurricular activity	232	Up to $3,000

^*GPA and other eligibility restrictions may apply

Arizona State University Admissions

What is Arizona State University's admissions rate?
Acceptance Rate	88%
Average GPA	3.46
SAT Submissions	52% of applicants
SAT Reading	550-650
SAT Math	550-670
SAT Writing
ACT Submissions	57% of applicants
Composite Score	21-28

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Arizona State University Campus Life

18:1

Student to Faculty Ratio

260

Forbes Ranking

51%

Four-Year Graduation Rate

66%

Six-Year Graduation Rate

Student Population

Campus Life
Total undergraduates	63124
Living on campus	6%
Transfer Students	7%
Under Age 25

Gender Balance

Men	50%
Women	50%

Student Diversity

71% Diversity Index: Chance you’ll bump into a diverse range of students
White	46.64%
Hispanic or Latino	26.23%
Unknown	13.44%
Asian	7.97%
Black or African American	4.29%
American Indian or Alaska Native	1.23%
Native Hawaiian or Other Pacific Islander	0.19%

6 Student Testimonials

Brittany

Freshman · Psychology

Everyone was so friendly and happy to help. The staff gave directions, helped you with whatever you needed. My classes were pretty small and i got to know my classmates pretty well!

Lee

Freshman · Astronomy and Astrophysics

It's really easy to get involved with research, which is incredibly important for grad school and getting a job. All you really have to do is pick a professor and ask if you can join them. Tutoring is also incredibly accessible. There is math tutoring that is ridiculously good at Wexler and the tutors are very friendly. It's also free! With any class, if you put the work in you'll do great. I was hesitant about ASU because "it's where everybody goes" but I had a great first year and I like it!

Derek

Freshman · Computer and Information Systems Security

I like that you can easily find the people that you want to be with. If you want to party, you can find others like you. If you want to stay far away from parties, there are others like you. Classes are great - it's college so of course there is a lot of work with studying in order to get a good GPA but that's to be expected. Clubs are very diverse and cover anything and everything you can imagine (and if not, you can start one!)

Mikaela

Freshman · Kinesiology

The staff here are very passionate about the success of the students, and they will gladly schedule office hours with students who are struggling. The campus vibe is also very laid back and relaxed, and the students are all very friendly and wanting to make friends. The weather here is also great, coming from the Midwest I spend a lot of time studying outside in the sun here! The campus here also feels very safe, and there are many resources available on campus that promote safety.

Jeffrey

Freshman · Engineering

I have had a wonderful first year at the ASU Polytechnic Campus as an engineering student in the Fulton College of Engineering (a TOP Engineering College in the country). Being a student with a disability, the Disability Resource Center (DRC) has been very helpful in advocating for any accommodations that I may need, and my professors have been very encouraging. I am already looking forward to starting my sophomore year as an ASU Sundevil!!

Carlos

Freshman · Biomedical / Medical Engineering

It is really easy to get involved. There is a lot to do after studying. Dragon boat is my favorite club :^)

Arizona State University Graduation Success

First Year Student Retention

51%

Four-Year Graduation Rate

$55,749

Average Salary After Graduation

About Arizona State University

One University in many places. ASU’s multiple campuses have unique identities, yet are all part of the university ranked #1 "Most Innovative School" in the nation by U.S. News and World Report. Students have access to top-flight research opportunities and facilities, Pac-12 sports teams, premier arts venues and performances, extensive library resources and 1,000-plus student organizations. Which means you can customize your ASU experience to be just what you want it to be.

Address

University Drive and Mill Avenue
Tempe, AZ

Type	Public
Profit Status
Category	Research Universities
Setting	Midsize City

* Financial aid is only available for those who qualify