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Institutional Research and Policy Analysis
Congratulations on your recent admission to Arizona State University. Please carefully review the information below for the steps to complete prior to starting the program. Contact your academic advising team if you have any questions at MLFTCInnovate@asu.edu or 602-543-9419.
Step 1: Set up your ASU account and ASU email
Once you receive your official notification from ASU to activate your ASURITE User ID, please click here.
Next, set up your ASU email as this is the only authorized address for your program. Click here for ASU Student Email Instructions and please check your inbox frequently.
MyASU is an important tool for your learning at ASU. Explore more.
Step 2: Verify Immunizations
All on-campus students must meet ASU's immunization requirements. Learn more at the New Student Immunizations Requirements site.
If you fail to submit evidence of 2 MMR immunizations or a blood test showing immunity to Rubella, enrollment may be restricted after your first semester.
Step 3: Register for classes
Navigate to your program page, Institutional Research and Policy Analysis, and to the Required Courses section. Find your course sequence according to your start semester.
Add classes at My ASU > My Classes box > Registration > Add/Shopping Cart. Input the five-digit class registration numbers from your course sequence and continue through the steps to add the classes to your schedule. Here is a step-by-step video on how to enroll in courses.
You will mostly see Session C classes on your schedule; sometimes a Session A or B class. Learn more about the Session dates on the academic calendar.
Step 4: Explore financial information
View payment deadlines at https://students.asu.edu/tuitiondeadlines.
For financial aid, please fill out the FAFSA at www.fafsa.ed.gov and follow the steps under the Finances tab of your MyASU.
Mary Lou Fulton Teachers College scholarship/fellowship information: https://education.asu.edu/admission/paying-for-college.
ASU General Scholarships: https://students.asu.edu/scholarships/general.
Step 5: Textbooks and course resources
After you register, as it gets closer to the start of the term you can find your required books by going to My ASU > My Classes box > Books. You can purchase materials online or visit the ASU Bookstore on campus.
Step 6: Parking and Campus Maps
Learn about parking permits or visitor parking
Explore campus maps for on-campus course attendance
Step 7: Familiarize yourself with important graduate college policies
Step 8: Know the resources available to you
Student Accessibility and Inclusive Learning Services (SAILS)
Your academic advising team: Team Innovate, MLFTCInnovate@asu.edu or 602-543-6358
Step 9: Attend the required Welcome Event & Program Orientation
August 20 from 6:00 to 7:30 PM
Meet fellow program students.
Learn about the program from the faculty leads.
Find out more about how the advising team can resource you at ASU.
Watch the academic advising orientation (different from the in-person program orientation) at https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=caWcqHzTv-A.
Step 10: Start class. The Fall 2024 semester begins August 22.
Login to MyASU to see your class schedule in the My Classes section. Click View My Schedule to see the days and times your classes meet.
Some classes are hybrid and have some work to complete in Canvas as well as in-person class attendance.
Other classes might be iCourses. These classes meet on Canvas only and are not synchronous. You work on these classes like an online class, meeting assignment due dates.
Learn more at the Canvas Course Tour.
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