You do not need to formally accept your admission to ASU. You need to clear any holds and priority tasks and register for courses to show your intent to join. 

If you have been accepted to multiple programs, ASU Admissions will require you to complete the Degree Selection Form prior to the first day of classes. 

Click on the item in your MyASU and you will find the details of what needs to be done and who to contact if necessary. 

Who to Contact:

• Degree certificates and official transcripts  | Email Graduate Admissions: gograd@asu.edu 

• Financial Guarantee/ I-20 / Visa  | Email: gograd@asu.edu

• MMR  | Email: immunizations@asu.edu 

• Insurance | Email: mailto:insurance@asu.edu 

More information about what you can expect to find in My ASU is available here:  https://goto.asuonline.asu.edu/success/myasu.html#home 

• The main method of communication used by the university and the school to correspond with you is through your ASU email account. 

• Make sure you register for your first course as soon as possible. This will ensure you have access to your ASU email account and are receiving important communication. 

• It is important to regularly check your ASU email account. It is not recommended to forward your ASU email to another account. All official communications from ASU will go to your ASU email address.  

• Manage your ASU email via the Profile tab on My ASU. For assistance with your ASU e-mail account, visit: https://contact.asu.edu/. 

• Make sure you include your 10-digit ASU ID number in all correspondence. 

It is your responsibility as a student to familiarize yourself with dates and deadlines. 

Registration and Tuition deadlines are listed on the academic calendar: https://students.asu.edu/academic-calendar

Tuition payment options can be found here: https://students.asu.edu/tuitionandbilling.

Questions regarding tuition and billing should be directed to Student Business Services: https://students.asu.edu/contact-tuition-billing.

Online students are required to have an approved photo on file and have the option to purchase a Sun Card, ASU’s official student ID. Directions for completing this task are here.

Visit these websites for more information regarding available resources:

• https://students.asu.edu/financialaid

• https://graduate.asu.edu/pay-for-college

• https://graduate.engineering.asu.edu/fellowships/

• https://tuition.asu.edu/financial-aid/scholarships   

This holds information to help students successfully get started with their program. GOEE Student Handbook

This holds information to help students successfully get started with their program. Graduate Student Handbook

This information is going to help students successfully get started with their program.The GOEE Welcome information and orientations are mandatory for new students. You must watch the orientation videos before meeting with an advisor. 

Orientation Quiz

Graduate Kit

As you get started in your program, we've created the Grad Kit – your online learning resource for graduate programs. The modules in your Grad Kit provide a consolidated set of relevant, prioritized materials to provide you with the information needed for your successful transition to online graduate studies at ASU.

Register for Grad Kit

There is no cost to register for the Grad Kit, and you'll have access to this kit throughout the rest of your graduate program. 

The iPOS functions as a degree audit with GOEE and ASU Graduate College and has no connection to registration or course seats. 

The iPOS link can be found when you log into myASU, and view the area labeled "My Programs and Degree Programs". 

iPOS How To Video Tutorial 

Important areas to note:

You may review your individual program requirements by reviewing specific degree pages within this website.

You may also utilize the iPOS guide to assist you with how to successfully complete your iPOS.

A minimum of 30 credit hours of graduate level coursework is required on your iPOS, though your program may require more. 

Please ensure that you have included your culminating experience (this may be in the form of a capstone course). 

You will receive an email when your Plan of Study receives final approval or if it has been denied. 

Please update your iPOS, students will need to submit by the end of the second semester. 

Students may defer their initial term of admission to the next term through their My ASU page by using the Request Change link. If you have registered for a class after being admitted to the program, then your deferral cannot be processed. You must first drop all your classes and then request the deferral. 

The deadline to request a deferral is 11:59 PM (AZ time) on the session B drop deadline (see academic calendar). 

Students may only defer their admission one time.

Online class technology and flexibility

Canvas is a web-based course management system that creates engaging and meaningful learning experiences.Our prominent faculty and instructional designers custom create online courses that are unique to ASU.

A discussion forum facilitates communication with peers.

Canvas’ calendar feature populates all class assignments.

Course modules unify content into structural components.

Instructors can easily give feedback on assignments.

ASU Online classes allow for the utmost flexibility in how you participate and complete your assignments.

Direct and individualized support from faculty, 100% online.

Canvas tutorials available as well as dedicated tech support.

Most courses are completely asynchronous (at your own pace).

Professors host virtual office hours and are available via email.

To be prepared for courses and exams from ASU Online, you'll need access to:

• A computer desktop or laptop.

• A reliable, high speed internet connection.

• At least two browsers (Chrome and FireFox preferred).

• Google Drive, My ASU and any program-specific software.

Complete the Online Canvas Walkthrough