Under a new admissions process, top-performing undergraduate Sun Devils may be eligible for acceptance into select master’s degree programs without having to complete an application.
ASU Personalized Graduate Admissions offers a streamlined opportunity for ASU undergraduate students to continue their studies at ASU to pursue a graduate degree. The university will review the academic achievements of qualified undergraduate students and offer them admission into participating master’s degree programs. Students do not need to apply.
“ASU Personalized Graduate Admissions is one way the Graduate College is honoring the ASU Charter, reducing barriers to entry and giving more students the opportunity to consider a master’s degree,” said Vice Provost and Dean of the Graduate College, Elizabeth A. Wentz.
Admission invitations are emailed to highly qualified ASU undergraduate students each semester. Students can accept or decline their customized offer using a personalized link sent by email.
And as part of this streamlined process, students won’t have to submit an application or application fee, personal statement, letters of recommendation or test scores.
ASU undergraduate students who meet the following criteria are eligible:
• Enrolled in the final semester of an ASU bachelor's degree program.
• Cumulative ASU GPA of 3.0 or higher.
• Applied to graduate in the current semester.
• Not approved to pursue an accelerated master’s degree (4+1).
• Not admitted to any ASU graduate program.
• No administrative hold by student affairs.
More than 100 on-campus and online ASU master’s degree programs offer admission through Personalized Graduate Admissions. Programs that do not participate include highly competitive programs, programs with admission requirements that cannot be evaluated without reviewing application materials and doctoral programs. Students interested in one of these programs can apply through the normal graduate admissions process.
For questions regarding ASU Personalized Graduate Admissions, email ASUPGA@asu.edu.
