Kentucky Community and Technical College partnership

Whether you’re transferring from a community college or a university, or you are pursuing a second bachelor’s degree, you’re likely seeking a university with degree options, a reputation for excellence, and a diverse and supportive community as you complete your bachelor’s degree. Arizona State University has all of these things and more. With 400+ highly ranked undergraduate degree programs to choose from, faculty members at the top of their fields completing groundbreaking research, competitive financial aid options, a welcoming environment for you to pursue your education, and resources to support you throughout your transfer process, ASU could be a great fit for you.

Transferring to ASU is simple, especially with MyPath2ASU®. Visit our transfer student admission information page to learn more about transfer admission requirements, steps to apply, and important dates and deadlines. After completing coursework at ASU, you have the option to reverse transfer your credits back to KCTCS to apply for your associate degree.

ASU is here to help you plan your finances and make an informed transfer decision. Use ASU’s Tuition Estimator to see your estimated tuition and fees based on your circumstances. Then, after applying for admission, submit your Free Application for Federal Student Aid to ASU (Federal School Code: 001081) and apply for scholarships on ASU’s Scholarship Portal.

ASU encourages prospective students to visit campus, either virtually or in person, to see what life is like as a Sun Devil. ASU’s admission and enrollment specialists are here to assist you on your transfer journey. If you plan to complete your degree on campus, contact your personal admission team member. If you plan to complete your degree online, connect with the ASU Online enrollment center at enrollmentonline@asu.edu or 866-277-6589.