Access ASU is dedicated to increasing access to higher education and preparing Arizona students for success through family engagement, strategic K-12 education and community partnerships. Access ASU’s programs and initiatives are designed to ensure all Arizona students graduate high school ready to thrive in college and the 21st century ...

Access ASU’s programs and initiatives provide college readiness resources and support to Arizona families, students and schools from kindergarten through high school graduation so students can thrive at the university.

Access ASU Summer Programs are available for students in grades 9th - 12th in various topics, including engineering, leadership, math, and the arts. Programs are offered on all four ASU campuses, and formats range from day camps to residential …

Get ready to embark on an enriching journey with the Access ASU Educator Newsletter, “EmpowerED: Connecting Educators to Excellence” – your gateway to an array of community and ASU resources that will elevate your classroom into a hub of inspiration and growth.

ASU Tempe Campus INSPIRE is a no-cost, week-long program where students explore career options, develop academic and personal success skills through project-based learning and culturally grounded experiences.

Accomplishing this mission requires the assistance of staff and current ASU students with a passion to inspire interest in postsecondary education. The Early Outreach Scholarship (EOS) program endorses ASU students as role models for K-12 grade students.

Access ASU Tempe Outreach Arizona State University PO Box 871101 Tempe, AZ 85287-1101 Phone: 480-965-6060 Fax: 480-965-1286 Email:[email protected]

Participants live on the Arizona State University (ASU) Tempe campus while enrolled in a university-level mathematics course worth three college credits. Participants attend class daily, complete homework assignments and exams, and attend tutoring sessions.

ASU Student Accessibility and Inclusive Learning Services is the central campus resource for students with disabilities to ensure access to their education and help increase awareness in the university community.

Whether your student is in high school, middle school or elementary school, Access ASU believes their path to academic success is already in progress. Special events , summer programs and engagement in traditions are a few ways to foster a college-going mindset.