Thank you for your interest in applying to an undergraduate degree program in sustainability.
The School of Sustainability will use ASU's universal application process for undergraduate applications. For more information and to apply, please visit ASU's Undergraduate Admissions webpage.
When applying to ASU, you will be given the option of selecting your major at the time of application. For detailed information on our undergraduate programs, please visit our degrees section.
Questions regarding applying to ASU and pending applications should be directed to Undergraduate Admissions. The School will be notified of applicants who have been admitted to ASU and who have selected sustainability as a major.
To determine when you should apply, please visit these links for application timelines based on your student status:
The School of Sustainability does not have any supplemental admissions criteria or higher standards for our undergraduate programs other than what is required for the general application to Arizona State University. For additional information, please review the Undergraduate Admissions Requirement Summary.
We encourage all international students to contact the International Student Office (ISO) for additional information on attending ASU, such as visas and SEVIS I-20's. If admitted to ASU, you will be required to attend a mandatory ISO orientation when you arrive on campus to begin study. The ISO website is an essential resource for all international students. Undergraduate Admissions also provides detailed information for international students applying to ASU.
Obtain information on current tuition and fees by visiting ASU's tuition website.
Obtain information on financial aid by visiting our financial aid section.
Learn about advising for School of Sustainability undergraduate students by visiting our advising section.
Established in 2007, the School of Sustainability brings together multiple disciplines and leaders to create and share knowledge, train a new generation of scholars and practitioners, and develop practical solutions to the most pressing environmental, economic, and social challenges of sustainability - especially as they relate to urban areas.
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