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Explore our engineering and technology facilities by using the interactive map or navigate across our Tempe and Polytechnic campuses with a click of your mouse. See inside our classrooms and research labs. Hear from Fulton Schools students about their learning experiences and from our world-class faculty about their cutting-edge research. Visit the Fulton Schools flight simulators, automotive lab, eSpaces, concrete canoe lab, engineering residence hall, manufacturing research and innovation hub, and much more.

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Amazon prime’s the college tour: asu.

See what life is like at Arizona State University from the people who know best — the students! ASU is featured in Amazon Prime’s new TV series “The College Tour,” giving you an inside look at college from real students currently attending classes here.

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Registration is now open for on-campus tours of our Tempe Campus, Polytechnic Campus, and Aviation Program at the Polytechnic Campus. 

Meet our Fulton Ambassadors

Fulton Ambassadors are Fulton Schools students who volunteer their time to promote the Ira A. Fulton Schools of Engineering at Arizona State University. They represent all majors in the Fulton Schools and share the ASU experience from a student’s perspective. They are available for virtual appointments and classroom visits, and will be hosting virtual events throughout the semester.

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Recorded webinars and program videos.

Discover the programs and opportunities available at ASU and the Fulton Schools of Engineering, through our recorded webinars and program videos.

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Arizona State University - Tempe Virtual Tour

Are you applying to arizona state university - tempe explore the campus using the virtual tour below..

Virtual tours are a great way to refresh your memory or to preview an on-site tour of ASU - Tempe.

Why a Virtual Tour?

At the beginning of your college search, a virtual tour can be a beneficial tool to explore the campus before your visit. When you do visit the campus, be sure to talk to current students about their experiences. A student perspective is a helpful way to gauge your future experience when attending Arizona State University - Tempe. Already took an on-campus tour? It's inevitable. All of your college tours will blend, and you might forget the appearance of ASU - Tempe's library, dorms, or cafeteria. Use the virtual tour to jog your memory! With the interactive mapping tool below you can even explore the area surrounding the campus.

Use the resources below to start your virtual tour.

Using the Map

Click and drag the little orange person to a location on the map. Locations with panoramas appear as blue lines or blue dots when moving the orange person. The blue dots are panoramic views that you may swivel. The blue lines are paths that you can navigate along.

Panoramic View

You can "pan" or "swivel" the camera around by clicking on the image and dragging your mouse or finger. If you see a white arrow on the picture, you can click or tap on it to move in the direction of the arrow. This will also update the location of the little orange person on the map so you can get a better sense of where you are and what direction you are facing.

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ASU's biggest virtual campus tour ever now streaming on Amazon Prime Video

New tv series features students sharing personal stories about their asu experience.

Editor’s note:  This story is featured in the  2021 year in review .

As COVID-19 continues to make visiting college campuses a challenge for prospective students and families, ASU is stepping up and taking an innovative approach to allow students to tour ASU, all from the comfort of their living room sofas. Introducing the ASU College Tour , a 60-minute episode about ASU in the new Hollywood-produced series, " The College Tour , " now streaming on Amazon Prime Video and Roku.

The new series was the brainchild of host Alex Boylan, an Emmy-nominated television personality and producer, most recognizable as a past winner of " The Amazing Race."

“My niece is now looking at colleges and with her family on a budget, she couldn’t tour as many colleges as she hoped,” Boylan. “I thought, what an amazing opportunity to showcase different universities to place-bound students around the country through a professionally produced television show.”

"The College Tour" was born and ASU is one of the first universities to be featured.

ASU’s full episode of the College Tour can be streamed on Amazon Prime Video, Roku and on ASU’s YouTube channel.

“In a challenging year for many families, we knew that we needed to put in action bold ideas to help prospective students learn about the amazing university experience waiting for them at ASU,” said Matt Lopez , associate vice president of enrollment services and executive director of admission services. “Giving our current students the chance to tell their stories on platforms as far-reaching as Amazon Prime Video and Roku was an exciting way to meet families where most of us are right now – at home.”

Throughout the episode, which provides a sweeping visual tour of ASU, 18 Sun Devils share their personal academic journeys at the most innovative university in the country. One of those students is Lily Baye-Wallace, a mechanical engineering major and dance minor, whose segment on the show provides viewers an overview of ASU’s world-class academics. 

“I was thrilled to participate in ASU’s episode of The College Tour,” Baye-Wallace said. “I want to help prospective students understand that while ASU is by no means exclusive, it is home to incredible research and academic options that enabled me to graduate early with experience in a variety of fields by simply asking me to participate. My story is not unique either. I'm surrounded by peers that have multiple majors, minors and graduate a semester or even a year ahead when that's often impossible — not to mention expensive — at private universities."

Nikhil Dave, a double major in neuroscience and innovation in society, is another student featured. He narrates his story called, “What kind of university the world needs.”

“Our focus on accessibility is something that’s unique to Arizona State University, not only as a university, but for its students,” said Dave, a recent XPRIZE winner who assisted with ASU’s COVID-19 response efforts through the university’s Luminosity Lab . “In emphasizing inclusivity, our students have the opportunity to encounter diverse perspectives and different backgrounds, challenging their thinking and pushing them to grow.”

ASU’s episode focuses on student choices and personalized learning experiences available on ASU’s distinct campuses as well as through ASU Online. The desire to learn on a smaller, tight-knit campus with a focus on technology is one of the reasons why Rachael Shantz chose the Polytechnic campus. She’s a junior majoring in aeronautical management technology (air traffic management). In "The College Tour," she explains that she wanted a small college environment with the benefits of a large institution.

“There’s no doubt in my mind that the Polytechnic campus is truly where I belong,” Shantz said. “And I firmly believe that with all of the options and opportunities available to you at Arizona State, you can find where you belong too.”

“We are deeply impressed and grateful for the amazing students that volunteered their time and talents to tell the ASU story so well,” said Kent Hopkins , vice president for enrollment services. “When designing new ways for prospective students to experience ASU, we always want to highlight the stories of the amazing students that make up our university community. Our students are our best storytellers, and these 18 students have created something special for high school students around the world to learn about ASU.”

Boylan, the show's host, tells ASU News that the crew was impressed by the inclusivity of ASU during filming, as well as ASU’s diversity of locations and experiences available to students.

“Almost every student touched upon inclusivity in the episode and it was so awesome to see it up close and personal while filming on campus," Boylan said. “The second big takeaway is how impressive ASU students are. I’ve been on many college campuses and after meeting these students, one thing is clear – these young people are going to change the world for good.”

ASU invites prospective students and their families to a virtual ASU College Tour Watch Party at 6 p.m. (MST) on March 4. During the hourlong party, viewers will get the chance to meet Boylan and a panel of students featured in the ASU College Tour and watch select segments from the episode. President Michael Crow and Provost Pro Tempore Nancy Gonzales will also join the event to greet prospective students and families and answer questions about ASU. Attendees can submit questions to the panelists live by tweeting them using #TheCollegeTourASU on Twitter.   

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Explore college and campus life at Arizona State University through stories shared by real students in the biggest virtual college tour you’ve ever seen. 

The College Tour is a new TV series streaming on Amazon Prime Video that was created by award-winning Hollywood producers to help students and families visit colleges across the country, even if they can’t travel to all the places on their list. This is a truly one-of-a-kind series featuring colleges and universities in a way you have never seen before.​ 

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What kind of university does the world need?

Hear from Nikhil, an ASU student studying neuroscience and innovation in society, about his personal experiences developing solutions to problems in society and becoming equipped for the future.

Nikhil Dave Neuroscience and Innovation in Society Ahwatukee, Arizona

What Nikhil is doing now

Which ASU college campus or experience fits your lifestyle?

ASU offers a variety of campuses, locations and learning opportunities so you can find the environment that fits you.

Rachael Shantz Aeronautical Management Technology Phoenix, Arizona

What Rachael is doing now

ASU degrees lead to jobs after college

Lily shares her experiences with world-class academics, undergraduate research, engaging with top-tier professors and landing internships at Raytheon and Intel.

Lily Baye-Wallace Mechanical Engineering Robotics and Autonomous Systems Phoenix, Arizona

ASU programs that provide access to education

At ASU, we are committed to providing access to education by removing barriers to college, providing tuition-free programs and offering opportunities to earn your degree online to fit your lifestyle.

Emily Vance Art – Digital Photography Gig Harbor, Washington

What Emily is doing now

What it’s like living on campus at ASU

Living with the people you learn with is part of the college experience. ASU has multiple residential living communities that pair students with similar majors together as roommates.

Emma Broyles Biomedical Sciences Anchorage, Alaska

What Emma is doing now

How to think like an entrepreneur

Students at Arizona State University explore entrepreneurial ideas with the support from mentors, funding and a culture of innovation.

Pooja Addla Hari Technological Entrepreneurship and Management Chennai, India

What Pooja is doing now

How have ASU students adapted during COVID-19?

Madeline has an incredible story about studying abroad at sea when the pandemic hit. Our students are all about learning to thrive and embracing anything life throws at them.

Madeline Salvatierra Business (Law) North Tustin, California

What Madeline is doing now

Preparing for success on a global stage

ASU attracts students from all over the world to study here, allowing students in our community to interact with different cultures and backgrounds, as well as get involved in causes they care about.

Pauline Nalumansi Global Affairs and Management Kampala, Uganda Graduate student

An ASU tradition of athletic excellence

The student athlete experience at ASU is about top performance of academics and athletics. Hear about Kyle’s experience playing Sun Devil football, studying biomedical sciences and conducting research with Mayo Clinic.

Kyle Williams Biomedical Engineering Murrieta, California

Healthy campus living at ASU

A college education is more than learning skills for a job. It’s learning how to be a healthy person. Nathaniel talks about his personal wellness journey and what it means to him.

Nathaniel Gomez Applied Computing (Cybersecurity) El Paso, Texas

Life as a military veteran and ASU student

At ASU, we’re committed to veteran success by creating an environment for student veterans to network and transition into the college experience and their next profession.

Marcus Denetdale Civil, Environmental and Sustainable Engineering Farmington, New Mexico Graduate student

Developing a growth mindset at ASU

ASU’s rigorous coursework helps students develop the resilience needed to take every opportunity as a new challenge. Jessica talks about how she’s cultivating a growth mindset through experiential learning.

Jessica Hollock Architectural Studies Peoria, Arizona

Connecting with your community at ASU

Hear from Jesus about how he is experiencing a culture rooted in inclusion, not exclusion. ASU has resources including First-Year Success coaches and faculty and staff who are committed to helping you succeed.

Jesus Vega Global Studies Rio Rico, Arizona

What Jesus is doing now

A culture of innovation at ASU

An innovative mindset is part of the DNA at ASU, no matter what you are studying, and there are many opportunities to get involved with innovative research labs and even new ways to learn, like through VR experiences.

Zion Basque Computer Science Kealakekua, Hawaii

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Gaining a diverse perspective in college

As the world becomes more advanced, technology will continue to bring people together, and learning to respectfully communicate with people from all over the world is critical. Xiaona talks about his experiences learning about different cultures at ASU.

Xiaona Ha Supply Chain Management Shenzhen, China

Getting more out of college at ASU

At ASU, there are thousands of opportunities to customize your education experience. Cyrus talks about how he has combined multiple degrees to fit his interests and passions.

Cyrus Commissariat Political Science, History, French Phoenix, Arizona

How is ASU leading the world into a sustainable future?

ASU was the first college in the nation to devote a school entirely to sustainability and has already achieved carbon neutrality. Hear from Breanna about her passion to help make the world a better place to live.

Breanna Fulton Sustainability and Urban Planning Vienna, Virginia

Why is it important to be a universal learner?

At Arizona State University, we’re constantly finding new ways to help facilitate life-long learning. Trey talks about this passion for education and the importance of becoming a universal learner.

Trey Leveque Business (Global Politics), Business (Law), Business (Public Service and Public Policy) Chandler, Arizona

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Art Building

The School of Art, housed in the Art Building, is one of the largest in the country. The Harry Wood Art Gallery, located on the first floor, showcases student and faculty work throughout the year. The School of Art facilities also include a large visual resources collection, which serves as a resource to the art history and art education disciplines, and an archive of Master of Fine Arts thesis exhibitions. The ASU Herberger Institute has extensive studio spaces for both undergraduate and graduate art students in every major offered at the School of Art. Many of the studios feature wireless internet, storage and 24-hour access.

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Where you fit in

What do you want to study .

ASU has a reputation for excellence and is  repeatedly ranked No. 1 . U.S. News & World Report ranks 82 ASU degree programs as top 25 in the nation, with 37 of those in the top 10. Backed by these rankings, the degree you earn from ASU will have the power to take you wherever you want to go in life.

Where do you want to live and learn?

ASU offers multiple campuses and locations, each with its own size and feel, so you can find the learning environment that fits you best. Study on our beautiful campuses in a city with numerous opportunities for internships and industry partnerships — opportunities that don’t exist in smaller cities.

What kind of college student will you be? 

A Deep Diver? A Trailblazer? Something else? To help you start figuring it out, we’ve designed this quiz to help you connect to opportunities that fit you. Read about your thrive factors and find characteristics to look for in a college.

Group visit

Thank you for your interest in scheduling a visit with arizona state university.

At ASU, we offer many ways for groups to learn about being a Sun Devil and our campuses. This group visit request form is for visits hosted by Admission Services: student experience tours of ASU campuses led by current students. The tours provide a look at what it is like to be a student at ASU. These visits are designed for prospective ASU students and are offered on specific dates throughout the year. If you are not able to find your group category in the list below, please contact  [email protected]  regarding your visit request. Due to the high temperatures in Phoenix during the months of May - July, for the safety of our staff and guests we only offer guided tours in the mornings. 

If you are a K-5 th elementary school group, we have partnered with various departments at ASU to provide an opportunity to visit campus. These departments are limited in the number of visits they can offer, so please contact them directly to inquire regarding availability. 

The School of Earth and Space Exploration (SESE) :

• SESE’s science and technology content has been structured for either an in-person experience at the ASU Tempe campus or a virtual visit to classrooms offering online, in-class, or hybrid models. It is designed to encourage STEM education/career exploration and provide supplemental K-12 STEM education correlated to education standards. Please email [email protected] for additional information and to check availability. 

 ASU Art Museum :

• The ASU Art Museum offers guided and self-guided tours for the art enthusiasts of all ages! To learn more about our tour options, visit the website: https://asuartmuseum.org/visit/tours/ . You can make a reservation through the link in the green box at the bottom of the page. Once you make your reservation, you will receive a submission confirmation email. Shortly after, a staff member will reach out to confirm your reservation. Please note, reservations are not guaranteed.

Please contact our group visit coordinator at  [email protected]  with the following details for your group:

• School/Program
• Desired Event Date/Time
• Student Grade Level(s)

Please review the following information before requesting a group visit.

• ASU Admission Services only offers 9 th -12 th grade group visits for high schools that are not Access ASU partners.  If you are a 9 th -12 th grade Access ASU partner high school please click here to request a group visit with Access ASU. 
• If you are unsure if you are an Access ASU partner high school, please feel free to reach out to Access ASU at [email protected] .
• Our group visit program is designed for groups of 8 or more. If you have less than 8 guests, please register for our  Experience ASU program .
• We are currently scheduling visits for summer 2024, which includes dates from May 2024 through July 2024. September 2024 and beyond visit registration will open in June 2024.  Group Visit requests are reviewed on Tuesday of each week, and groups will be followed up with later that week. In an effort to accommodate our visit and events schedule group visits are only offered on Tuesdays (summer) or Wednesdays (fall/spring) and are not available during certain times of the year. While completing this form please select your date and time carefully; due to the high volume of visits we facilitate we are unable to reschedule dates and/or times. We also require notice of cancellation at least 72 hours prior to your scheduled visit. We also ask that you make your group reservation at least 2 weeks in advance of your planned visit . We may be unable to accommodate your group visit request with less than 2 weeks’ notice.
• Note: Filling out this reservation page does not confirm your group visit. An ASU Campus Visit Coordinator will be in contact with you shortly to confirm your group visit.
• Requests for group tours are accepted on a first-come, first-served basis and may be restricted during peak visitation seasons.
• Advance planning:  Students must be organized into groups with one chaperone for every 10 students prior to arrival. Visitors with special needs can be accommodated by contacting the Campus Visit Coordinator several days in advance. Visiting groups must provide their itinerary and group leader/chaperone contact information to the Campus Visit Coordinator prior to arrival.
• Timeliness:  Arriving on time and sticking to the schedule are important since many tour activities are led by Arizona State University students. Groups that cannot meet the schedule are asked to contact the Campus Visit Coordinator immediately to make alternate arrangements. Self-guided walking tours will be provided for groups arriving more than 15 minutes late. Other activities may be canceled for late arrivals.
• Supervision while on campus:  Groups must provide at least one adult chaperone for every 10 student visitors. Chaperones must stay with the group at all times. If chaperones leave the group at any time, ASU staff will end the visit and return the group to the tour starting location. Chaperones are required to discipline and control their students while on campus. This includes making sure that students refrain from using cell phones and other electronic devices during tours and presentations, and that students pick up any leftover food, paper supplies or other items before leaving. The visiting organization is liable for any damage to Arizona State University property during its visit.

Group Tour Parking: Information on additional parking options is available at:  https://cfo.asu.edu/parking . Visitor parking will NOT be validated. Please arrive on campus at least 15 minutes prior to your check-in time to allow time to park your vehicle (if necessary) and walk to the designated Check-In location. Detailed parking information will be sent upon visit confirmation from the specific campus.

* Self-guided tour option available if dates/times don’t work.

Questions? Please contact [email protected]

For Arizona middle school (6 th -8 th grade) group visit requests, please click here to request a group visit with Access ASU.