General Information, Admissions, Courses and University/College Requirements
Q: Are there any other requirements to graduate from ASU?
A: Yes, the university has General Studies requirements and the College of Liberal Arts and Sciences has specific requirements in addition to the anthropology major requirements.
Q: How do I know what are the university's General Studies requirements and what courses fulfill these requirements?
A: A list of General Studies requirements can be found in the Undergraduate General Catalog. You should refer to the "Anthropology Courses Quick Sheet" for anthropology courses that fulfill these requirements. For other university courses, you can use the ASU online schedule of classes. Using the drop-down menus to limit the search to "course catalog" under the search type, you may choose which general studies you wish to search.
Q: Are there any requirements from the College of Liberal Arts and Sciences I need to fulfill for graduation?
A: Yes, the College of Liberal Arts and Sciences requirements include a language requirement.
Q: How much math do I have to take to graduate with a B.A. in Anthropology or Global Health?
A: You are required to take MAT 119 or higher.
Q: How can I apply to the School of Human Evolution and Social Change?
A: You must apply to the university and declare a major in anthropology. You can apply online.
Q: How do I declare or change my major to Anthropology or Global Health?
A: You must be in good academic standing to change your major. You can access a "Degree/Major/Campus Change Request Form" on the University Registrar's Office Web site, or can pick up a form at the University Registrar's Office. Fill out the form and call the advising office at (480) 965-4628 to schedule an appointment. You should be sure to review the major requirements before the appointment. Bring your DARS report to the appointment.
Q: How do I find out what classes I have to take to graduate?
A: A DARS report is designed to show students what course requirements are still unfulfilled.
Q: What is a DARS report and how do I get one?
A: DARS is an automated process that matches a student's completed courses with the requirements of a particular academic degree program, resulting in a report that shows which requirements are satisfied and which requirements remain to be fulfilled. It is intended to serve as a guide for efficient selection of courses toward graduation. You may request a DARS report online through MyASU. For instructions on how to run a DARS report click here.
Q: Is there a suggested plan if I want to graduate in 4 years?
A: You should consult the list of critical requirements and Major Maps to help you graduate in a timely manner.
Q: When can I transfer from a community college and what do I need to do?
A: You are considered a transfer student if you have completed (or are in the process of completing) 24 or more credit hours at the community college. You must apply to ASU and have your transcripts sent from every college attended previously. Refer to the Undergraduate Admissions Web site for more information.
Q: How do I know what classes transfer from an Arizona university or community college?
A: You may refer to the Course Equivalency Guide to get an idea of how your community college or university classes will transfer to ASU.
Q: How do I transfer my credits from an out-of-state college or private college?
A: You must first apply to ASU and be accepted. After you are admitted, you need to request a transfer evaluation through the College of Liberal Arts and Sciences.
Q: How can I pursue a concurrent degree in anthropology and another major?
A: You should refer to the College of Liberal Arts and Sciences Web site.
Q: Where can I get the descriptions of courses?
A: You can search the online schedule of classes. Using the drop-down menus to limit the search to "course catalog" under the search type, you should choose which general studies you wish to search.
