Transfer Students
Transfer Student Admission Requirements
Eligible transfer students will be admitted into the Pre-professional program. Admission requirements are as follows:
With 24 or more hours of transferable college credit:
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a transfer GPA of at least 3.00 and
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no high school mathematics or laboratory science deficiencies (if the university requires evaluation of this criterion),
For international students a TOEFL 550 (paper-based) or 213 (computer-based) or 79 on iBT (internet-based) or IELTS 6.50, or meet exemptions to the TOEFL requirements as stated in the General Catalogue.
With less than 24 hours of transferable college credit:
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no high school mathematics or laboratory science deficiencies and
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a transfer GPA of at least 3.00 and
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acceptable high school aptitude scores (SAT Reasoning (math+verbal) of at least 1140 or composite ACT of at least 24 or rank of at least 25% or ABOR GPA of at least 3.00
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International students must meet the spirit of at least one of the stated standards.
For international students a TOEFL 550 (paper-based) or 213 (computer-based) or 79 on iBT (internet-based) or IELTS 6.50, or meet exemptions to the TOEFL requirements as stated in the General Catalogue.
Transfer Credits
Learn how your transfer courses will be evaluated for equivalency on ASU's Academic Transfer Articulation website. Many courses take at Arizona 2-year colleges are given automatic credit. Find out which courses are directly equivalent on the Arizona Course Applicability System website. Courses taken at all out-of-state institutions and Arizona 4-year universities will be evaluated by the Deparment of Mechanical & Aerospace Engineering when you arrive on campus, and not before you are admitted.
How to Apply
For information on how to apply to ASU, please visit ASU's Undergraduate Admissions website.
Promotion Process
The Ira A. Fulton School of Engineering has adopted a professional and pre-professional program for all majors. Students in the preprofessional program are only permitted to register for lower-division (100- and 200-level) classes within the school. Promotion from preprofessional to professional status is based on students attaining a specific GPA (to be determined) in a set of required skill set courses. For transfer students, the promotion process is initiated when students have completed all courses within the course skill set.
Orientation
Incoming students should register for and participate in a orientation program. In one of these programs, students are guided through a myriad of campus life programs and services (including issuance of ID card, meal plans, housing, financial aid, etc.) and the the registration process, including registering for first semester classes. You can learn more about orientation at the ASU Orientation website and get oriented online through the Fulton School of Engineering New Student Orientation page and ASU Online Transfer Orientation website.
Curriculum Check Sheets and Course Registration Information
Curriculum check sheets let you know exactly what courses you need to take in order to graduate. These provide a useful tool for registering for classes and knowing what is a head of you in your academic career. The ASU Catalog serves as a list of all classes available to students for a given catalog year and the schedule of classes lets you see when classes are for registration.