• Arizona students: Submit a front and back copy of your Arizona IVP Fingerprint Clearance Card to enroll in your first Experiential Learning Opportunity. (See Step 2 for details.)

• Experiential Learning course:

  • Enroll in your experiential learning course as soon as possible. Once you are enrolled in the class and you complete the Placement Request Form, the Professional Education Services department will begin your placement process. (See Step 4)

  • These courses are variable credit—students pursuing Arizona Teacher Certification should register for 2 credits, but requirements vary by state. Research your state's requirements. (See Step 6)

If you are in Arizona and are pursuing the Arizona Department of Education's Alternative Teaching Certificate you will need an Enrollment Verification Letter for your application. Detailed instructions for how to obtain this letter from ASU including how to apply for the Alternative Teacher Certificate can be found on the Arizona Alternative Teaching Certificate webpage.

Note: Your Enrollment Verification Letter is issued by our Certification and Compliance Team and is contingent upon being enrolled in at least one credit hour in the program. Registration is the first step to receiving an Enrollment Verification Letter. 

• For resources about paying for college, including loans, scholarships, grants and incentive programs, please see MLFTC Resources for Students.

• The MLFTC Financial literacy team can be reached at mlftc-aid@asu.edu for questions about financial aid, scholarships, budgeting, or related topics. 

• View information about the ASU Payment Plan.

My ASU Priority Tasks:

• Regularly check your My ASU Priority Tasks for required actions, including financial aid items. Tasks may be informational or time-sensitive. Holds on your account can impact services, including registration. Some financial holds allow course registration but restrict loan disbursement, while others may require partial tuition payment before registering for future classes.

Want additional support navigating your My ASU page? Check out Your guide to My ASU and Understanding My ASU.

Registration: 

• It is the student’s responsibility to abide by and be familiar with the ASU Academic Calendar dates, deadlines, and policies stated there. Session C runs the full length of a semester (15 weeks) and the exact start and end dates are listed on the calendar. Not all courses are offered in every session, and what session courses are offered are subject to change each term.

Textbooks

Sign in to My ASU to obtain your required book list by selecting Books in the My Classes box and order textbooks through ASU Bookstores. Under the "My Classes" box, click the "Books" button to access the book list and use the "proceed to the ASU Bookstore" to purchase. 

IMPORTANT: Some books are auto-delivered at a negotiated rate before classes begin. These are often digital materials with exclusive content. Confirm with your instructor before purchasing elsewhere. Charges for auto-delivered books appear after the drop/add deadline.

Accessing Classroom: 

ASU uses Canvas as its digital learning platform, accessible via My ASU. Courses open 1-2 days before the start date. When available, course links will appear maroon and underlined. Click the course title to enter. Before classes begin, review the syllabus to understand expectations and assignments.

Resources for Navigating Canvas and Slack:

• Canvas: Your courses will be housed on the Canvas Learning Management System (LMS), so take time to view the Canvas Course Tour Video (7 min.) and Canvas Student Guide.

• Slack: You can collaborate with classmates and faculty through the Slack collaboration hub. More details are found on the 'Slack 101' overview.

ASU Email: 

Students must maintain a working ASU email address. Access it via the "Profile" tab in My ASU. You can forward ASU emails to a preferred email provider (Gmail, Yahoo, etc.). More information on ASU email addresses can be found here.