Countdown to ASU
As you prepare to attend Arizona State University, you may have some questions. What resources are available to me? Are there other transfer students like me? What are my next steps? We have all of the answers.
As your first day as an ASU student gets closer, use this website as your go-to resource for everything you need to know about getting ready for your transition. Whether it is checking your next steps, learning more about transportation and living arrangements, or doing research on services you may need, we will talk about it here.
Stay on top of your next steps
- Continue to check the Priority Tasks section in My ASU for important tasks you need to complete.
- Complete all of your required next steps.
- Begin ASU's New Transfer Orientation Experience.You will prepare to take classes in the fall by completing essential next steps for enrollment. It's important to complete this as soon as possible so you're ready to connect with your advisor and register for classes.
- Are you a veteran or military-affiliated student? Review your next steps here.
Connect with us
Contact your personal ASU representative if you need any assistance.
What you need to do now
It’s important to attend upcoming events and read your Countdown emails to stay in the know about your enrollment, financial aid, special topics and more. We’re excited to offer a variety of in-person and virtual sessions that will help make the transition to ASU as seamless as possible.
Completing a bachelor’s degree will be one of the most important steps in your life and at ASU, we have many opportunities to prepare you to be a lifelong learner and top-rated professional.
Check your My ASU account along with the link below to find more information about making the transition to ASU as seamless as possible.
Event highlights
Getting around
Across campus
Walk, board or bike. If you’re on the Tempe campus, you can use the Flash to get from one side of campus to the other.
Between campuses
Hop on a free intercampus shuttle, complete with Wi-Fi so you can get work done on the way.
Across town
Check out Valley Metro light rail and buses, and look into a U-Pass. If you’d prefer to drive yourself, consider renting a car through Enterprise CarShare.
Other important items
Tour the ASU campuses with Amazon Prime
ASU created it’s biggest virtual tour ever and it will be streaming live as an episode of Amazon Prime’s show, The College Tour.