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@hazelwillows
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 • 3 years ago •
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ASU Earned Admission: How Many Classes Required?
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Hi,

I am trying to enroll to Arizona State University (ASU) through Earned Admission. I have 24 transferable community college credits already as per the Earned Admission requirement for under-22-year-olds, so I assume (?) that I am eligible for Earned Admission.

I'm wondering how many classes I need to take for Earned Admission? How many classes do I need to put on my transcript to get admitted to ASU (assuming I meet the minimum 2.75 GPA requirement)?

Thanks very much for your help!

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@Brennan
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 • 3 years ago

https://ea.asu.edu/about/faq/

This website says that you need 12 credit hours

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[🎤 AUTHOR]@hazelwillows3 years ago

Do you know whether I can transfer community college courses to the ASU Earned Admission courses? For example, Earned Admission offers ENG 101, but I can transfer credits from my community college since I've completed ENGL1A (they're equivalent).

@Brennan3 years ago

They should transfer but it really depends on what community college you were at. I would suggest calling ASU and asking if they transfer those credits from your college.

[🎤 AUTHOR]@hazelwillows3 years ago

Hi @Brennan, I already checked and the credits transfer, so that's good! Thanks for the clarification!

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