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I would recommend Arizona State Universitys innovative online education to anyone. My experience has been nothing less than exceptional, quick, and engaging. Their online education is very user-friendly; even for those who are less tech-savvy. Online interactions between instructors, staff, students, and technical support allowed me to maintain a professional and personal life outside of my education. I was able to continue a set work schedule, with little to no interruption during my time as a student.... Read More Being an online student is convenient and provides flexibility, however, you have to be organized and self-motivated. There are many resources available for Arizona State University students and online students are no exception. When in doubt, refer to your helpful advisor. They are quick to respond and full of surprising tricks and suggestions to ensure student success.

Although it is an extremely large campus, Arizona State University is a place where people are able to find their niche and truly feel at home. From job opportunities, volunteer experiences, and study abroad options, they make students feel welcomed within the diverse environment. The ability to join Barrett, The Honors College is a definite perk of the school. This program entails completing an honors thesis, taking honors classes, and making contracts with professors to complete additional assignments.... Read More Working on campus, volunteering around Phoenix, studying abroad in England, studying abroad in Chile, being a member of Barrett, and defending my honors thesis were all wonderful opportunities I had in my four years at this university. I changed my major multiple times, had my favorite teachers, had teachers I did not enjoy as much, made great friends, and got involved on campus which are all possible at many universities around the globe. ASU is different from many of these other programs though because of the countless variety of opportunities available on each of their campuses.

I thoroughly enjoyed attending Arizona State. I had a wonderful experience with the majority of my classes and professors alike. I currently work as a speech language pathology assistant, and I have been well prepared for it. I was just accepted into a graduate school program and I can enter knowing that I will do well because of my educational background. The only unfortunate thing about the speech department at ASU is their advising. The advisor cost me an extra semester at school and another $2,000... Read More because she made a mistake when helping me plan my schedule. I recognized the mistake and asked her repeatedly if something needed to be changed and she assured me everything was fine. That was until about a month before I was supposed to graduate, I was then informed it was not fine and I had to pay more to stay longer. ASU has a wonderful program, just be wary of the advisement!