Arizona State University-Tempe

I personally love Arizona, especially Tempe. There is a homie vibe to it, and the community that the school brings into the area is amazing. The connectors and network pope get from ASU is also amazing, whether it's social or professional. Those relationships will last a lifetime, which is what really draws me in because I believe relationships are what bring success. My teacher has always taught me to look for the things that will bring me the most. so for me, ASU has it all. They have the big football high school feel to it with sororities and big friend groups, but also have very strict and organized academics, which I respect as well. So for me, it offers a wide variety of the college experience and the college turnaround.

very nice campus

I have lived in Pheonix almost my whole life so I feel that it would be very nice to go somewhere close to home and that's familiar. It would also be nice to meet people of different cultures I have been surrounded by almost my whole life.

They have been extremely friendly and helpful with my journey on picking a school to go to.

ASU has many different academic options, making sure that every student can learn unique practices.

ASU is appealing to me because they have the best Special Education program in AZ.

I want to attend Arizona State University because I respect the culture over there and how immersive the campus is. Tempe is also a beautiful place and has a lot of things to offer and I feel like going to school in that city would be great.

The first time I looked into Arizona State University’s Campus Immersion program, I was just casually browsing options on a sleepy Sunday afternoon. But something about it stuck with me. Maybe it was the sheer variety of academic programs, or maybe it was the fact that ASU seemed to encourage students to think big. Even if they came from small towns like mine. What really got me, though, was the emphasis on innovation. I kept seeing that word everywhere (on the website, in student testimonials, even in rankings) and it didn’t feel like empty branding. It felt real. I’ve always been someone who wants to build things, create solutions, and ask questions that don’t have easy answers. ASU’s culture of experimentation and cross-disciplinary learning makes me feel like that mindset would not only be welcomed, but actually nurtured. The Campus Immersion model also stands out because it blends the traditional college experience with this energy of purpose. You’re not just there to pass classes, you’re there to collaborate, to explore, to grow in ways you didn’t expect. The campus itself has this buzz of possibility (at least, from everything I’ve seen and heard), and honestly, that’s the kind of place I want to be. As for my overall rating? I'd say a strong 9 out of 10. I’m holding that last point only because I haven’t set foot on campus yet, and I like to leave a little room for surprise. But if the experience lives up to the promise, I could easily see it becoming a 10.

I would be excited to attend Arizona State University Campus Immersion because of its unique blend of academic excellence, innovative programs, and vibrant campus life. One aspect that stands out to me is ASU's commitment to sustainability and its extensive efforts in promoting environmental responsibility. ASU's strong focus on sustainability through its academic programs, research opportunites, and sustanability initiatives really resonates with me. The university's reputation as a leader in environmental studies and sustainable development is an exciting prospect for my future.

I chose to attend Arizona State University for several reasons, first, there are academics I am extremely interested in the Law and Criminal Justice pathways that Arizona has to offer. Secondly, I’ve visited Arizona and I love the weather. I find it the perfect environment for me to thrive both academically and socially. Thirdly, I chose Arizona for the overall student body and the extracurricular activities it has to offer. I plan to join the spirit/cheer team to remain fit and continue to cheer, which has been a passion of mine for as long as I can remember. I also plan to apply for the Next Generation Service Corp so I can continue to do my part by not only serving my community but also helping those in need. Finally, I also plan to rush into a sorority so I can both have a community of my own and strengthen the humanitarian aspect within whichever sorority I pledge. Becoming a Sun Devil means to me becoming a part of a large community in the best city in Arizona. Having the opportunity to attend a school that is known for its innovation means I’ll have the opportunity to gain an education from a school that empowers its students but also uses that knowledge to help others in need. Becoming a student at ASU represents an opportunity to step outside of my comfort zone, leaving my home in California to explore new experiences along with different perspectives.

I would like to attend the ASU Campus because I live close to it and I would still be able to see my friends. This would be amazing because it means that I would not have to give up the life that I have now. ASU also has a student council like program which I think would be amazing to be a part of. I have loved leading at my high school and I would like to continue growing my leadership skills on a college campus.

I went to ASU for only 2 years, but honestly enjoyed the classes, people and scenery. I definitely wish I got to experience the culture more at that school, there were plenty of opportunities and activities to engage in on campus and off! I felt safe, engaged with my classmates as well as the faculty. The campus is huge but it’s nice to explore and see everything they have to offer.

I was initially enrolled for on-campus but quickly changed to online. Which I felt was the best opportunity and was able to make a work/school balance easier. The professors were so professional and easy to reach and with the resources they provided in each class made it very easy to learn throughout the lessons.

Great place to go to school and the professors do a great job of staying involved with students. Grading is fair in the online programs as well and those professors do a great job of staying connecting with students all over the country taking these courses.

My overall opinion of Arizona State University-Tempe is that it is a great school to attend and get involved. The school provides a lot of resources and sports for students. The classrooms are always full, and asking questions and participating in class can be challenging. As a student who lived in the Palo Verde dorms, I can say that they have a tremendous on-campus housing program and excellent staff.