Fall 2025 College Course Update

We're thrilled that you and your student are taking part in college courses this fall!

What is an ASURITE?

Your ASURITE ID (the Arizona State University Rational Information Technology Environment) identification is the primary user name login at ASU for your college courses.

Why is it important?

This account starts your college academic record through ASU and how you will access your ULC and Concurrent Courses.

FIRST STEP
Have your ASURITE ID on hand. If you don’t know what this is, please reach out to your LSC or Counselor and ask them to resend the activation email.

Duo Two Factor Authentication

Once you have successfully activated your ASURITE account for the first time, you will be prompted to set up “Duo Two-Factor Authentication”

What is this?

Two-factor authentication uses a combination of your password (something you know) and a device that you own (like a phone) to access ASU systems.

Types of devices you can use:

Select "Remember me for 7 days"

If you select the "Remember me for 7 days" checkbox, the system will not prompt you for a two factor authentication using the specific browser and computer for 7 days.

Your syllabus is your guide — read it carefully and refer to it often!

Textbooks & Materials
Most college classes require textbooks, which aren’t covered by ASU Prep. You’ll need to buy or rent them yourself through:

• The ASU bookstore

• Amazon or other online retailers

• Rental or digital textbook sites

Some courses include a digital book automatically charged to your ASU account. You're responsible for any textbook fees—ASU Prep only covers approved credit hours

If a student has an IEP or 504 plan in place, it is their responsibility to contact the ASU Student Accessibility and Inclusive Learning Services Center on the ASU campus (https://eoss.asu.edu/accessibility) to request appropriate accommodations.

*Note: accommodations will be reviewed and may be subject to limitations due to the ASU learning environment.

Start/End Dates
Session A: Tuesday, 8/19/2025 – Wednesday, 10/15/2025
Session B: Tuseday 10/14/2025 – Wednesday, 12/10/2025
Session C: Tuesday, 8/19/2025 – Wednesday, 12/10/2025

Follow the directions here to verify your identity to start your UL courses!

ULC General Support

• Live Support, Available by Phone: 844-691-2241 | Monday-Friday 7am - 6pm MST
• Live Support: Available by Chat: welcome.ea.asu.edu
• Available by Email: ulcourses@asu.edu

ULC Academic Support

• Services include Inscribe communities, Youtube Tutoring Centers, and Tutorbot.
• Visit tutoring.asu.edu/online-study-hub to sign up at no cost!

Your classes should be listed under the "Fall 25" tab in "My Classes" in MyASU.

ASU requires two forms of Paperwork:

🩺IMMUNIZATIONS: All students going on the ASU campus must submit their immunizations on their MyASU.

🚨Students under 18 must have a Parental Waiver signed. This can also be dropped off at the Medical Records Department. Paper copies of this form are located in the High school front office

📍Need help finding your classes? Use the ASU Interactive Map

🎥 Watch the recording here

In the session, we explored:

• What Concurrent + Universal Learner Courses are

• How they differ from AP, IB, and Dual Enrollment

• How these courses compare to high school coursework

• Course fees and session options

• Strategies to help your student succeed in a college level course
  

📘 Don’t forget to review the College-Going Handbook for the most updated information on course expectations, support resources, and academic planning.
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