If you're like most students, you'd agree that the purpose of your college education is:
The people, programs and courses in University College aim to help you do both!
By building your connections to other students and mentors, tapping into all the support resources for you at ASU, and investing time in developing greater emotional intelligence , critical thinking skills, and career awareness, you'll come away with personal and intellectual confidence, a positive academic self-concept, and an understanding of what motivates you — as well as strategies and a resilient mindset you can apply throughout your life.
Your fellow students have pretty amazing things to say about their experiences in University College courses, in peer tutoring and coaching sessions, and early-start programs like Bridging Success for Former Foster Youth. Take the time to invest in yourself and your future!
Arizona State University history alumnus Kino Reed regularly teaches O’odham cultural studies and social studies at Salt River High School near Scottsdale, Arizona.
Everyone who works at Arizona State University is critical to the success of students — especially students who are the first in their family to go to college.
In 2016, what began as a grassroots effort against the Dakota Access Pipeline drilling project in North Dakota grew into a sweeping movement gathering thousands of protesters from around the countr
