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Whether you’re interested in business, health, engineering or another field, ASU Earned Admission offers courses that will set you on the path to success, allowing you to explore and earn credits that count towards your future degree.
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Each course you complete counts toward the credits you need to apply for admission to ASU. Once admitted, your credits will go toward your degree.
You can start taking courses right away and there are additional benefits if you submit an official application at the same time! Submitting an application sooner rather than later means you’ll have access to a dedicated support coach who will help create a tailored plan based on courses you’ve already taken and courses that align with your career interests.
Business
Pursuing a business degree opens doors for you to work across a wide range of jobs and industries in positions such as management, marketing, entrepreneurship, accounting and more.
CIS 308
Excel in Business
Advanced Excel in Business
Learn how to use graphs and charts to communicate complex data, and how to leverage pivot tables for reporting and data analysis.
MAT 210
Business Calculus
Brief Calculus
Learn calculus concepts like limits, derivatives, and integrals that are essential for solving business-related problems.
CIS 309
Business Process Management
Business Process Management
Analyze and improve business processes to enhance operational efficiency and drive value in organizations.
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Science
Earning a science degree paves the way for diverse career paths, offering positions in research, technology, healthcare, education, environmental management and more.
BIO 100
Biology
The Living World
Dive into biology concepts like biodiversity, ecology and evolution while exploring the search for life in the universe.
BIO 130
Environmental Science
Introduction to Environmental Science
Understand Earth’s ecosystems, climate change, and energy use to build a foundation for careers in sustainability and environmental policy.
BIO 160
Anatomy and Physiology
Introduction to Anatomy and Physiology
Learn terminology, technology and associated concepts in anatomy and physiology to reinforce understanding of organ systems, human health and disease.
Engineering
Engineering degrees unlocks opportunities across technology, manufacturing, construction, energy and medical sectors.
CHM 114
Chemistry for Engineers
General Chemistry for Engineers
Connect general chemistry topics to engineering by understanding how atoms and molecules create materials used in technology and construction.
CEE 181
Sustainable Engineering
Technological, Social, and Sustainable Systems
Examine the impact of technology on sustainability and society from the Industrial Revolution to present day and looks at cultural frameworks shaping engineering.
FSE 100
Engineering
Introduction to Engineering
Learn essential engineering skills, from data-driven decision-making to building prototypes, and prepare for a future career in engineering innovation.
Health and nursing
Whether you want to work in healthcare management, research or on the frontlines administering healthcare, a degree in health and nursing creates many options.
HCR 220
Introduction to Healthcare
Introduction to Health Professions and the U.S. Health Care System
Explore the factors shaping modern healthcare and gain insight into the diverse career paths available in the healthcare field.
HCR 210
Ethics in Healthcare
Ethics for the Health Care Professional
Explore the ethical challenges healthcare professionals face in modern clinical practice by learning philosophical foundations, how values impact healthcare approaches and professional ethics codes.
HCR 230
Culture and Health
Culture and Health
Explore the concept of culture and its impact on healthcare delivery through a comparative analysis of the U.S. and other countries. Develop strategies to enhance intercultural communication.
Humanities and the arts
Studying humanities and the arts facilitates entry into multiple sectors such as education, media, entertainment, non-profits, marketing and more.
REL 101
Religion
Religion, Culture, and Public Life
Explore how religion shapes cultures and public life, from historical developments to the intersection of technology and faith in today’s world.
HST 109
American History
United States to 1865
Explore the people, events and ideas that shaped early U.S. history. Understand how historians interpret the past and how it informs our present.
ENG 101
English Composition I
First-Year Composition
Develop the essential writing skills needed for academic, professional and personal success. This course builds your ability to navigate diverse writing situations with confidence.
Education
Working towards a degree in education prepares graduates to become teachers, administrators, curriculum developers and leaders in the field of education and corporate training.
TEL 111
Education Exploration
Exploration of Education
Understand the systems of education, the role of institutions and innovations in multicultural education, and create awareness of, and respect for, the learners in today’s education system.
COM 225
Public Speaking
Public Speaking
Learn how verbal and nonverbal communication plays a role in public speaking. These skills will transform your ability to deliver meaningful messages to groups across public spaces.
EDT 180
Technology Literacy
Technology Literacy
Introduces digital technologies and their place in society. Applies 21st century skills to problem solving using digital technology applications including spreadsheets and databases.
Law and public service
A degree in law and public service sets the stage for career paths that focus on legal practice, advocacy, policy development and public administration.
PAF 112
Civic Engagement
Public Service and American Democracy
Discover the power of civic engagement and learn how to influence federal policies and local issues, while developing a personal civic action portfolio.
SST 220
Social Transformation
Introduction to Social Transformation
Explore core principles and frameworks of intersectionality and social transformation using a social justice approach to understanding how forces of difference and structures of power impact justice.
POS 110
Government
American Government and Politics
Explore the workings of American government and the theories of politics to develop an understanding of the institutions and processes of our government, and how Americans behave politically.
Technology
Studying technology, whether in computer science, information technology, or related fields, sets the stage for careers focused on software development, data analysis, cybersecurity and emerging tech industries.
CIS 105
Computer Science
Computer Applications and Information Technology
Understand the power of information systems and digital strategies to improve decision-making and career opportunities in today’s tech-enabled world. Gain foundational skills for careers in IT, business and digital marketing.
CIS 194
Business Technology Fundamentals
Business Technology Fundamentals
Master the components of technology that fuel business infrastructure from learning about tech support, managing hardware and networking technology.
CSE 110
Programming
Principles of Programming
Gain exposure to programming and algorithms that influence every aspect of our life and then implement your knowledge by developing programs that demonstrate your problem solving abilities.
Take your first step towards a brighter future
ASU Earned Admission is your pathway to an ASU degree. Get a high-quality education and open doors to new career opportunities, all while having the flexibility to learn at your own pace.
Social and behavioral sciences
A degree in social and behavioral sciences is an interdisciplinary degree that equips graduates for a variety of careers in areas such as social services, psychology, public health, education, criminal justice and public policy.
COM 100
Communication
Introduction to Human Communication
Learn the basics of communication in different contexts, from interpersonal relationships to mass media. Discover how effective communication is essential in every industry.
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SOC 101
Sociology
Introductory Sociology
Learn how individuals both shape and are shaped by their communities, explore the formation and persistence of societies and gain valuable insight into the dynamics of group relationships.
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PSY 101
Psychology
Introduction to Psychology
Delve into the foundations of psychology, including biology, cognition, development and mental health. This course equips you with insights relevant to careers in education, counseling and business.
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