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How do I know if my university/college allows its students to enroll in Arizona State University (ASU ) online courses through my ����Ϸ���� program?

Questions about applying for a ����Ϸ���� program and substituting Arizona State University (ASU) online courses should be an integral part of a conversation with a study abroad advisor on your campus. It is important to discuss with your university’s study abroad office their policies and on-program requirements for students. If your university does not approve Arizona State University online courses through your ����Ϸ���� program, you must ensure that you are following your school’s policies.  

My university/college allows its students to enroll in ASU courses while on my ����Ϸ���� program – how do I register for these courses?

Students will indicate their interest in Arizona State University online courses during the ����Ϸ���� course selection process. ����Ϸ���� will then send a list of students to Arizona State University who will send registration information directly to you as a Visiting University Student (VUS). Once admitted to ASU, students will activate their ASURITE ID and self-register for ASU online courses. ����Ϸ���� will provide guidance, and ASU offers technical support if needed.

Where can I find the list of ASU online courses?

You can find a list of Arizona State University online courses here. ����Ϸ���� students can enroll in ASU courses offered in Session A and/or Session B, depending on their specific program configuration and course requirements.

Is there a limit to how many Arizona State University online courses I can enroll in?

ASU limits visiting students to a maximum of 2 courses (up to 8 credits), per semester. The specific number of courses permitted may vary depending on your specific ����Ϸ���� program’s course or visa requirements. .

Can I take more than two courses in an Open Campus Block?

Students in the Open Campus Block program normally take two courses per block. Due to the overlap of some blocks and ASU course sessions, you might temporarily (normally for not more than 2.5 weeks) have three courses.

If you want to take and stay in more than two courses in any block beyond the temporary overlap, this would be a course/credit overload. You can only do this if you have your school’s permission in writing and get approval from ����Ϸ���� academic staff at your program location. Due to the intensity of the block structure, we do not recommend taking overloads. 

Are there any limits to which ASU Session(s) I can enroll in?

Open Campus Block Programs/Semester Global Internship Programs: The Open Campus Block program model affords students the most flexibility in taking courses online with ASU.  

• 3 Block students (18 weeks):  
  • Combine ����Ϸ���� courses with up to 2 ASU online courses in Sessions A or B (with one ����Ϸ���� course in Block II) for a total of 15 credits, or one each in Sessions A and B, for a total of 15 – 18 credits.  
• 2 Block students (12 weeks):  
  • Students studying in the Open Campus Block Program in Blocks I and II can combine ����Ϸ���� courses with one ASU online course in Session A for a total of 12 – 13 credits.  
  • Students studying in the Open Campus Block Program in Blocks II and III can combine ����Ϸ���� courses with one ASU online course in Session B for a total of 12 – 13 credits.  
• 1 Block students (6 weeks):
  • Students studying in Block I only can combine one ����Ϸ���� course with one ASU online Session A course or take two ASU online courses in Session A, for a total of 6 – 7 credits.
  • Students studying in Block II only are not eligible to enroll in ASU online courses.
  • Students studying in Block III only can combine one ����Ϸ���� course with one ASU online Session B course or take two ASU online courses in Session B, for a total of 6 – 7 credits.  

Semester Programs: ����Ϸ���� students in most semester-length (no blocks) programs have the opportunity to take 3-6 credits (1-2 courses) through ASU.  

What does the Arizona State University course schedule look like?

ASU online courses are primarily asynchronous, meaning students can complete coursework at their own pace without set class times. While some courses may include optional live components (check the syllabus), such as group work or occasional meetings, most do not require logging in at specific times.

Students should expect to dedicate around 18-20 hours per week for a 3-credit course. Time management is important, as assignments have firm deadlines, and students may engage in online discussions, group projects, and individual work.  

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What if I select Arizona State University online courses and then change my mind?

Students must follow ASU’s standard drop and withdrawal policies: . Before making any changes, you must consult with ����Ϸ���� first to ensure the changes align with your program requirements.  

If you signed up for extra courses while deciding which ones to keep, make sure you talk with ����Ϸ���� academic staff and make the necessary add/drop changes by the program deadline to avoid an accidental course overload. No changes are normally allowed after the withdrawal deadline! 

Is there an additional fee to register for Arizona State University online courses?

There is no additional fee to enroll in ASU courses online as part of your ����Ϸ���� program.

Will I receive a transcript from ASU?

ASU will issue official transcripts after course completion, which will be shared with ����Ϸ����. ����Ϸ���� will issue an academic record for all courses for your participation in a ����Ϸ���� program, including all ASU online courses and transcript, to your home institution. If you are a School of Record student, your School of Record/Tulane University transcript will not reflect ASU online courses, and ����Ϸ���� will share your Arizona State University transcript separately.

What is the grading policy for ASU online courses? 

ASU grading follows the same format and standards as ASU courses taught in-person. “Pass/fail” or “Audit” is not allowed for ����Ϸ���� students. More information about ASU’s grading policy can be found . 

I am a current, degree-seeking student at Arizona State University - Can I enroll in ASU courses online through my ����Ϸ���� program?

ASU is proud to offer the which allows students to combine ASU course work with classes/internships in-person. Global Flex is available on 5 different continents. Please speak to a GEO coordinator to explore Global Flex or other options to include ASU online course work as part of your ����Ϸ���� experience.