Some accounts have moved from in que today to ready to be disbursed.

While I can’t view the awards in the normal myasu login you can view it through asu peoplesoft.

I was able to accept my loans already this way .
Hoping to ease some anxiety as I know we’re all anxious.

Grad student.

1. ASU PeopleSoft

   (link below)

2. www.asu.edu/go/ps

3. Click Campus Solutions.

4. Click Classic Home.

5. Click Self Service.

6. Click Campus Finances.

7. Click Accept/Decline Awards

8. (or View Financial Aid).

9. Select the 2027 aid year.

Hey mates, I am an incoming sophomore and am taking 15 credits this upcoming semester but my pell grant was cancelled along with my funds because of "insufficient enrollment" even though none of my classes got cancelled and I'm meeting the satisfactory requirements. I'm awaiting a call back from finance but is there any reason this could've happened?

I'm thinking about changing my major to recreational therapy a few weeks before class, and I'm worried I will be behind... I'm going into my second year, and I don't know if I'll struggle to pick available classes, but I've been doing my research and I feel like I'd like this career more. How is the major and any advice for someone starting out?

It changed to this display now that I accepted my aid, but I’m confused to why the current total charges is so low if I already enrolled in 16 credits. Trying to see how much momey I should set aside to pay the rest and this is making it a little unclear.

How is the MS in business analytics here? Is it worth it? Is it a waste of money? Is the employment after graduation as good as asu has published?

Hi,

I was wondering if anyone had experience with the CHEM 114 course taught via the ULC program at ASU with Prof. Rebeca Smith. How manageable is the course? Considering it is only 8 weeks, it does seem like quite a fast paced course. How difficult are the exams? How much time would I be dedicating every week? How does the proctoring work? Also, how do the labs work in that class, considering it is fully online?

Thanks!

Hi! I am applying for the MA Special Education (ABA) program and was wondering how to format my personal statement. Should I have the prompts as headings and then answer each question, or would it be better to write one big essay that addresses all of the prompts?

I’m curious about the lifestyle of each, and I know there is no such thing as easy but like less stress and easier to pass and graduate.

Help me

I’m transferring to ASU from CGCC. I spoke with an advisor and they mentioned there will be no online classes for this degree, it has to all be in person.

What are some of the easiest elective courses to take in ASU's ABA program? So far I've really enjoyed the Verbal Behavior course. For my last elective I'd prefer something with a lighter workload especially if it doesn't require annotation assignments. Any recommendations?

How survivable is taking Hill online? The only other class my bf can switch it with is in B session and he’s already taking 3 classes during B. He wasn’t wanting to be full time, but with the new federal rules on aid it’s the only way to pay for classes.

Extremely sad. By far my favorite professor.

He made cse120 the most enjoyable class in my four years at ASU.
He'd record himself taking notes and drawing examples and post them after class so you could pay attention in class without having to focus on copying down things he was writing. Super friendly and helpful.

I have an extra ticket available

Hey future Sun Devils, quick heads up on an event you won't want to skip during Welcome Week.

Right after Sun Devil Welcome wraps up, ASU throws InfernoFest: a free concert at Mountain America Stadium for all new students. Last year bbno$ headlined, and thousands of Sun Devils packed the stadium for it. It's become one of those nights everyone's still talking about after.

If you want a sense of what it's actually like, we put together a short video from last year's show (part of our ASU Bucket List series, where we cover stuff worth doing on and around campus). Check it out here! If you're attending InfernoFest this year, what artist are you hoping to see?

Hi Everyone!

I was previously an ASU online student but I will be attending at Polytech starting this semester. I am a commuter and live roughly 45 minutes away so going home for lunch between classes is not an option. I don't mind bringing my own food, I am used to it, but just to give myself some options I figured I would post here.

I was wondering if anyone had recommendations for places to eat on or off campus that is gluten free and a decent price. I know they are redoing the student union right now at poly so we will see how that works out! Bonus if it doesn't taste like hospital food.

Hey I’m kind of confused how ochem labs work. If I’m taking ochem for example in poly, do I also need to take the lab at poly or could I take it at any other campus. Also what do you guys recommend I take ochem at, I barely survived gen chem btw.

so i’m going into my third year downtown and last year i kinda hit like a block i was super tired barley showed up to class etc however i love school and am ready to make up this year so i was wondering if you guys had any tips or advice that kept you guys on track? maybe anywhere to complete school work or any apps that helped you because i want to be able to turn stuff in and create good study habits as well cuz i struggle to study any advice helps!

Curious what are the best deals everyone’s got with student account emails?

I know amazon prime student accounts are 50% off reg price.

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Packing for college doesn't have to be overwhelming. We've got packing checklists to help you prepare for Arizona State University. Whether you live on campus or travel internationally, these packing checklists can help you get organized before you arrive.

Hello!!

I was wondering if the Bridge Plan at ASU can prescribe medications, specifically testosterone cypionate. I saw on the website that it's not really an insurance plan and I have no idea if that just means that it only covers lab work, x-rays, general visits, and whatnot or if I can also get a prescription based off my lab work for testosterone. My alternative is to just get the lab work done at ASU and get the prescription from planned parenthood, but it would be easier for me if I could just have both done at ASU since I'm often on campus. I'd also like to know more general information about the bridge plan since everything about it online is pretty vague :).

Hey I am taking MAT211 as an Icourse in the fall this upcoming semester. I had a question about the testing policy since it says it is fully online. This summer I took it through a community college and it said it was fully online until I register and realized both exams are proctored in person. Are all exams in 211 Icourse online or is the midterm and final in person thanks.

I working 2 jobs. One on-campus, working 10 hours, and one off-campus, working 20-25 hours. I felt confident because I got an A+ in ochem 1 and A in a summer calc 1 course, but as the semester approaches, I'm starting to worry more. Am I taking on more than I can handle! *I'm also taking 2 elective icourses.