Applying for scholarships can be a daunting experience, but there are so many opportunities — and resources — for you to take advantage of at ASU.

Whether you are taking summer classes, have an internship or a job, or you are using your summer as a break to refresh for a new school year, try these tips to make your summer the most successful one yet.

Get more knowledge, reach more resources, meet more people, and maximize your potential at Arizona State University. For all of that and more, international student Li Cao says choosing to learn at the W. P. Carey School of Business was her best decision yet.

Sports! Whether you want to work off stress or just stay in great shape, you don’t have to be an NCAA Division-I athlete to play sports at ASU. In fact, club and intramural sports offer all students a chance to stay healthy and motivated to succeed (while having fun).

With 30+ business degrees, business certificates, and tons of other certificates and minors to explore university-wide, there are countless ways to pursue your passion at ASU's W. P. Carey School of Business.

After going back and forth on the idea of studying abroad for a couple of semesters, Erin is so happy she decided to go for it. Here are just five reasons for to consider studying abroad during college.

Being a peer mentor for Fleischer Scholars was one of the best decisions Maeve Norton has ever made, not only because it has opened her eyes and opportunities for personal growth, but also because she was able to make a positive impact on the lives of wonderful young people.

Maddie Hayes has been passionate about volunteering since she was a kid. Luckily both ASU and the W. P. Carey School of Business emphasize the importance of giving back to the community, offering every student ample opportunity to volunteer throughout the year.

International student Li Cao offers some advice to incoming international students based on personal experience. Here are five tips that can help you make a successful transition to college life in the United States.

At one point or another, a lot of us would have really appreciated it if we had a fellow student, probably older, to guide us through all of the different parts of the college learning curve. That's where W. P. Carey mentorship programs come in.