Arizona State University Tempe Campus - Tempe, Arizona

Azure State Universidad Campus de Tempe

La Arizona State Universidad (ASU) es una de las universidades más grandes y reconocidas de Estados Unidos. Su campus en Tempe, Arizona, es uno de los más importantes y tiene una dirección única: 1151 S Forest Ave, Tempe, AZ, Estados Unidos.

Para obtener más información o para hacer preguntas, puede llamar al teléfono 855-278-5080 o visitar su sitio web en asu.edu.

Características y especialidades

La ASU es conocida por sus programas académicos excelentes en áreas como la Universidad y la . Su campus en Tempe ofrece una amplia variedad de programas de pregrado y posgrado.

Además, el campus cuenta con servicios en línea y apoyo para estudiantes con necesidades especiales, como el sistema de signos para personas sordas y el aparcamiento para personas con discapacidad.

Otras características interesantes

Entre las características que destacan del campus de ASU se encuentran:

• On-site services
• Asistente de audición
• Aparcamiento para coches
• Entrada accesible para personas con discapacidad
• Parcamiento multahojas
• Parking pago
• Parking en la calle pago

Opiniones

La ASU ha recibido 1676 reseñas en Google My Business, con una media de 4.4/5 estrellas.

Los estudiantes y graduados han destacado la organización y la limpieza del campus, así como la seguridad y la atención al cliente de los servicios en el campus.

Algunos han mencionado que el tráfico y el estacionamiento pueden ser un desafío, pero en general, la experiencia en el campus ha sido positiva.

👍 Reviews of Arizona State University Tempe Campus

Jose J.

5/5

Go Devils! Class of 1982. Beautiful university. The grounds and the buildings.

Justin M.

5/5

Very well organized Graduationat the Desert Financial Center. Traffic was heavy, but they got us parked easy and quickly and close to the venue. The campus is clean and safe. Very happy with our experience.

Chris ?. C.

5/5

Went there for ASU graduation ceremony. It was very clean. Parking and entrance was fine. Leaving was a nightmare, but that's to be expected when the flood of people leaving all at once. Over all a good experience.

Paul R.

2/5

I am currently a graduate student at this school in a Master's program. The experience overall has been decent, although I am a bit angry with how students are taken advantage of financially. I got a notification on my student account that I owed $1,244 from my last undergraduate semester. Apparently, my award amount on my grant was reduced because I was enrolled half-time, so recently I get notification that I have a past due balance on my account from the last semester. It would sure have been nice to know this sooner, so I could've planned better. We already pay ridiculous amounts of tuition for low quality instruction, yet instead of cutting the students some Slack, you purposely bleed them dry of what money they do have when they are struggling as it is. It just seems all they care about is your money instead of providing resources to make you successful in modern life and society. Communication and professionalism is also lacking here. Bottom line, if you are thinking of going here. Think twice if it is worth the money and sanity.

Stephane M.

4/5

Walking many main campus’s across the US including many large state institutions I was pleasantly surprised by how nice the main campus was via foot on a Sunday afternoon. I can’t speak for the academics or campus life but it had a lot to offer and felt unique, inviting and progressive academically. Hard to rate it overall but as a campus walk I walked away with a good impression of ASU.

Jack L.

2/5

Arizona State University has been disappointing overall. I’ve personally noticed the quality of education dropping significantly, with classes often feeling superficial and lacking the depth I expect at the university level. To me, it often feels like an extension of high school, but without the personalized attention or genuine engagement from professors. Additionally, the out-of-state tuition fees seem disproportionately high considering what students actually get in return. Given the number of better universities available, attending ASU doesn’t seem worth the cost or effort, especially for someone looking for rigorous academic growth.

Chuck G.

5/5

Getting that masters certificate from a fine school and staff!

James D.

1/5

This is by far the worst school I have ever seen they messed up my financial aid due to them putting my birthday in wrong of which they admitted to they still charged me $5000 Even after I withdrew from the class after a week then after I paid them back they hit me with an SAP violation and when I said the reason I dropped the class was because you guys messed up my financial aid they refused to accept that this is by far the most pathetic excuse of the school I have ever seen. I think I'm just going to go to South New Hampshire University you guys should go there too