Arizona State University (ASU) Reviews and Ratings

Submitted SOP and CV. LOR was not needed for Master in Information Technology. Good coursework and really good faculty. On campus job and location is good too. Experience: It was really good!

acceptance rate is high. good ranking. good for international students

Arizona state University was offering me a variety of courses and flexibility to choose courses from multiple fields. It paved way for a very flexible and diverse coursework. The overall experience is truly amazing, with great faculty, infrastructure and diversity. You sure will learn a lot about life when you come here for masters and it is going to be tough in the start. But it is all going to be worth it.

Overall it was wonderful experience and also very challenging. there were occasions where I had to mentally strong to cope up with the ever changing scenarios and the keep with the fast paced academics and coursework while maintaining my personal life, all in a well balanced scale.

It was a really good experience. I got to learn about many new and cutting edge technologies used in the industry. Also I worked on many interesting academic projects while studying at ASU, that I can also add on my resume. Campus is very huge, with so many facilities. There are three libraries well equiped with facilities to help you study. ASU also has a student community - Pitchfork Pantry, where they provide free and nutritious food to students every week. There is also a monthly distribution where they provide fruits, eggs and all foods. ASU has so many interesting clubs, like the Astronomy club where they meet every week and also do star-gazing after the meeting.

I wouldn’t suggest ASU in regards of college placement they never works out, because of the population here. You barely even get a chance speak directly with the company. NO JOKE!! It’s almost the same for all the departments until you got to choose one where there’s no Indian students at all. ASU is full of international Indian students where everyone is looking for a job. The competition is massive.

I did not imagine I would end up at ASU when I was applying to colleges. But somehow it was written in my destiny to come here, so I accepted it. I had this image of an "ordinary" college for ASU. But after coming here, I realized that ordinary college is all you need to succeed through hard work. I am having a great time at ASU, both in terms of living and studying. I wish I could get an on-campus job, but that's hard everywhere.

Most students find their time at ASU to be really great. The university has lots of different classes and things to do. The teachers are good, and the campus is nice with lots of events. Being part of clubs, like Indian clubs, makes it even better. In a nutshell, ASU offers a well-rounded and enjoyable college experience.

Good. I would personally suggest people to score better in GRE and TOEFL to get a high ranking college because that matters in job search.

I can say that the overall experience of attending a college or university can be a very subjective matter, as it depends on various factors such as the quality of education, campus culture, extracurricular activities, and personal preferences. Some students may find their experience to be very positive and fulfilling, while others may face challenges or have a less favorable experience. Ultimately, the overall experience will depend on each individual's unique circumstances and expectations.