Up to 64 community college units transfer
Bring up to 64 lower-division units from an accredited community college to ASU.
Your progress has a new path forward
Connect with an ASU enrollment coachTransfer to ASU with confidence
Arizona State University partners with California Community Colleges* to help students continue toward a bachelor’s degree through flexible, top-ranked online programs.
Complete CAL-GETC. Complete your ASU general education.
Your completed CAL-GETC fulfills ASU General Studies and first-year composition requirements.**
11,500+ California transfer students
Join thousands of California students already continuing their education with ASU Online.
*ACCJC regionally accredited
**Major requirements, prerequisites and other program-specific requirements may still apply.
Why Arizona State University
#1 in the U.S. for innovation
Ahead of MIT and Stanford
— U.S. News & World Report, 12 years,
2016-27
#2 in the U.S. for employability among public universities
Ahead of UCLA, University of Michigan and Purdue
— Global Employability University Ranking and
Survey, 4 years, 2023-26
Top 10 in the U.S. for best online bachelor’s programs
Ahead of Texas A&M, Indiana University Online and George Washington
— U.S. News & World Report, 2026
The value of a bachelor’s degree matters today and lasts long after graduation
At ASU Online, your education is an investment in what comes next. You've already put in the work, and we’ll help you make the most of it.
Research that shapes your courses
You’ll learn from leading faculty who are solving some of the world’s biggest challenges across health care, sustainability, cybersecurity and more. Learn about the latest breakthroughs in the field right alongside some of the brightest minds in education.
A degree respected by employers
ASU alumni are highly sought after by leading employers. Our degrees include hands-on learning experiences that prepare you for today's and tomorrow’s career demands.
Same faculty, same degree
You’ll learn from the same top-tier faculty, follow the same curriculum and earn the same degree online as in-person students. Your diploma and transcript will say “Arizona State University.”
Skills that last a lifetime
Learn future-proof skills such as critical thinking, communication and problem solving that will prepare you to adapt to change, solve new challenges and lead across disciplines no matter where your career or life takes you.
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Your transfer journey
Start by connecting with an ASU enrollment coach. They can help you explore degree options, understand admission and financial aid, and guide you through the application and enrollment process.
Talk to an enrollment coach about your next steps
Apply to ASU
Submit your official transcripts
Get admitted to ASU
See how your units apply to your degree
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Connect with an enrollment coach
Fill out the form below and an ASU enrollment coach will reach out to answer your questions and help you plan your next steps. The first conversation isn't a commitment, and you don't need to know all of the answers before you meet.
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