Arizona State University

A. The student-faculty ratio at Arizona State University (ASU) is 19:1, meaning that for every 19 students, there is one faculty member. This ratio indicates a relatively large student body and a wide range of academic programs offered by the university. 

A. For undergraduate programs at ASU, the application deadline for the Spring Intake is November 1, 2023, and for the Fall Intake, it is January 15, 2024.

A. After submitting their application to Arizona State University, students will receive an email with instructions on how to log in to My ASU within a few days. This online portal allows students to monitor the status of their application.

A. Once a student has submitted a complete application, including payment of the application fee and official transcripts, they should expect to receive an admission decision for undergraduate programs at Arizona State University (ASU) within about four weeks. Sometimes, students may receive a decision in five business days.

A. International students applying to Arizona State University (ASU) must submit their official transcripts in English and certified translations of non-English transcripts. They also need to provide their English proficiency test scores, such as TOEFL or IELTS. Additionally, they may need to submit their passport, financial support documents, LOR, SOP and visa-related documents.

A. International students at Arizona State University (ASU) must take at least 12 credit hours per semester to maintain their status as full-time students. However, some programs may have different requirements, and students should check with their specific program to choose the credit hour requirements.

A. Yes, students can upload additional documents after applying to Arizona State University (ASU). However, it is recommended that students submit all required documents before the application deadline. Some additional documents may still be added to the application before it has been moved into review with the chosen program.

A. Yes, students can apply for more than one graduate programme at Arizona State University (ASU) for a specific term. However, they will need to submit individual applications for each program separately. And they can use the same official documents, such as transcripts and test scores, for all the applications they submit.

A. The application fee for international students applying to Arizona State University depends on whether they are applying for an undergraduate or postgraduate program. For undergraduate courses, the fee is INR 7,057 ($85), while for postgraduate courses, the fee is INR 9,548 ($115). It is important to note that this fee is non-refundable and must be paid at the time of applying. 

A. Arizona State University (ASU) has an acceptance rate of 88%. This means that out of every 100 applicants, 88 get accepted into the university. ASU is a popular choice for students who want to pursue higher education in the USA.

A. International students applying at Arizona State University (ASU) must take the IELTS Academic and IELTS Online exams. The minimum overall band score requirement for the academic test is at least 6.0. However, some programs may have different requirements.

A. The minimum GPA required for international student admission into Arizona State University (ASU) is 3.00 on a 4.00 scale. However, some programs may have higher GPA requirements.