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2024–2025 tuition update

Arizona State University has set tuition rates for the 2024–2025 academic year. Use the following form to review adjustments to base tuition according to your campus, modality and residency.

Modality

For all digital immersion students, tuition will be adjusted by 2% for the 2024–2025 academic year.

Arizona resident students

For resident undergraduate and graduate students enrolled in ASU Online, base tuition will increase by 2%. Online base tuition for Arizona resident students is capped at the resident full-time on-campus tuition rate per semester.

As we have for more than a decade, this adjustment fulfills our commitment to Arizona residents to not increase base tuition by more than 3%.

Please note that each student’s net tuition cost is specific to their own circumstances and will be different for each student person. On January 5, 2024, ASU’s tuition estimator tool will be updated to show estimated tuition and fees for all students, based on your individual circumstances.

Nonresident students

For undergraduate and graduate nonresident students enrolled in ASU Online, base tuition will increase by 2%.

Please note that each student’s net tuition cost is specific to their own circumstances and will be different for each student person. On January 5, 2024, ASU’s tuition estimator tool will be updated to show estimated tuition and fees for all students, based on your individual circumstances.

Corporate partner students

For students whose tuition is covered by a corporate partner (such as Uber), your tuition will continue to be covered.

Student type
Residency

Arizona resident graduate students on ASU's metro Phoenix campuses

For Arizona residents enrolled in an on-campus graduate degree program at ASU’s Downtown Phoenix, Polytechnic, Tempe or West Valley campus, base tuition will increase by 1.5% (about a $186 increase from academic year 2023–2024).

For Arizona residents, the tuition adjustment of 1.5% for the 2024–2025 academic year continues ASU’s decade-plus pledge to keep base tuition adjustments to no more than 3%.  An ASU degree continues to be a valuable investment for Arizona families, and we are pleased that we have been fulfilling this commitment to Arizona residents since 2013.

Please note that each student’s net tuition cost is specific to their own circumstances and will be different for each student person. On January 5, 2024, ASU’s tuition estimator tool will be updated to show estimated tuition and fees for all students, based on your individual circumstances.

Arizona resident undergraduate students on ASU's metro Phoenix campuses 

For Arizona residents enrolled in an on-campus undergraduate degree program at ASU’s Downtown Phoenix, Polytechnic, Tempe or West Valley campus, base tuition will increase by 1.5% for the 2024–2025 academic year (about a $170 increase from academic year 2023–2024).

For Arizona residents, the tuition adjustment of 1.5% for the 2024–2025 academic year continues ASU’s decade-plus pledge to keep base tuition adjustments to no more than 3%.

An ASU degree continues to be a valuable investment for Arizona families, and we are pleased that we have been fulfilling this commitment to Arizona residents since 2013.

For Arizona resident students receiving an Obama Scholarship, College Attainment Grant or Arizona Promise Award, as long as you maintain eligibility, your gift aid will cover this tuition and fee increase as part of your financial aid.

Please note that each student’s net tuition cost is specific to their own circumstances and will be different for each student person. On January 5, 2024, ASU’s tuition estimator tool will be updated to show estimated tuition and fees for all students, based on your individual circumstances.

Arizona resident undergraduate students at ASU at Lake Havasu

For Arizona residents enrolled in a program at ASU at Lake Havasu, base tuition will increase by 1.5% (about a $102 increase from academic year 2023–2024)

Students enrolled at ASU's additional locations

For students enrolled in an undergraduate degree program at ASU's additional locations, base tuition will increase by 1.5%.

Nonresident undergraduate students on ASU's metro Phoenix campuses 

For nonresident students enrolled in an on-campus undergraduate degree program at ASU’s Downtown Phoenix, Polytechnic, Tempe or West Valley campus, base tuition will increase by 3% (about a $944 increase from academic year 2023–2024).

ASU’s tuition is competitive with our peers in the Association of American Universities, the group of leading research universities that includes ASU. All tuition and fee levels are less than the amounts already authorized by the Arizona Board of Regents (ABOR).

Please note that each student’s net tuition cost is specific to their own circumstances and will be different for each student person. On January 5, 2024, ASU’s tuition estimator tool will be updated to show estimated tuition and fees for all students, based on your individual circumstances.

International undergraduate students on ASU's metro Phoenix campuses 

For international students enrolled in an on-campus undergraduate degree program at ASU’s Downtown Phoenix, Polytechnic, Tempe or West Valley campus, base tuition will increase by 3% (about a $1,032 increase from academic year 2023–2024).

ASU’s tuition is competitive with our peers in the Association of American Universities, the group of leading research universities that includes ASU. All tuition and fee levels are less than the amounts already authorized by the Arizona Board of Regents (ABOR).

Please note that each student’s net tuition cost is specific to their own circumstances and will be different for each student person. On January 5, 2024, ASU’s tuition estimator tool will be updated to show estimated tuition and fees for all students, based on your individual circumstances.

Students enrolled at ASU's additional locations

For students enrolled in an undergraduate degree program at ASU's additional locations, base tuition will increase by 3%.

Nonresident graduate students on ASU's metro Phoenix campuses

For nonresident students enrolled in an on-campus graduate degree program at ASU’s Downtown Phoenix, Polytechnic, Tempe or West Valley campus, base tuition will increase by 3% (about a $1,029 increase from academic year 2023–2024).

ASU’s tuition is competitive with our peers in the Association of American Universities, the group of leading research universities that includes ASU. All tuition and fee levels are less than the amounts already authorized by the Arizona Board of Regents (ABOR).

Please note that each student’s net tuition cost is specific to their own circumstances and will be different for each student person. On January 5, 2024, ASU’s tuition estimator tool will be updated to show estimated tuition and fees for all students, based on your individual circumstances.

International graduate students on ASU's metro Phoenix campuses

For international students enrolled in an on-campus graduate degree program at ASU’s Downtown Phoenix, Polytechnic, Tempe or West Valley campus, base tuition will increase by 4% (about a $1,482 increase from academic year 2023–2024).

ASU’s tuition is competitive with our peers in the Association of American Universities, the group of leading research universities that includes ASU. All tuition and fee levels are less than the amounts already authorized by the Arizona Board of Regents (ABOR).

Please note that each student’s net tuition cost is specific to their own circumstances and will be different for each student person. On January 5, 2024, ASU’s tuition estimator tool will be updated to show estimated tuition and fees for all students, based on your individual circumstances.


2024-2025 Program Fees Proposal

ASU’s 2024-2025 proposal includes 19 new program fees for graduate students across eight colleges. The majority of the new program fees are for graduate certificates or concentrations for existing academic programs. Six fees are for new programs established through board action or under board policy 2-221 which allows an institution to offer a master’s degree in which it has an approved doctoral degree program. At the time of board approval for the new programs, ASU indicated that a program fee would be forthcoming.