Congratulations on your admission to the Sandra Day O'Connor College of Law at Arizona State University! Here you will find resources to help you confirm your decision to study at one of the nation's preeminent law schools.
If you ever have any questions or would like to speak to someone on the Admissions team, please do not hesitate to reach out.
This event is a complete program filled with opportunities for you to meet the deans, faculty, staff, current students, and alumni, as well as learn about the myriad programs available to you at ASU Law. It is also a chance to begin making connections with future classmates, explore downtown Phoenix, and learn how our building, the Beus Center for Law and Society, contributes to our students’ excellence and success like no other law school. Registration is required.
If you are unable to attend an ASP, we also offer an option for you to schedule an in-person campus visit and meet with members of our staff, faculty and current students. Date availability is limited. Please schedule your visit first before making travel plans. To schedule a visit, complete this form and use the password: ASULaw2030. Your visit will include a building tour, lunch with a current student, meetings and an optional class session.
Click below to read more on the admitted student reimbursement guidelines.
Click here for more information about visiting the downtown ASU campus.
As a student admitted to ASU Law, you are eligible to apply to the Advance Program. The Advance Program seeks to foster an inclusive community at ASU Law, particularly for first-generation students and students who have unique backgrounds. The Advance Program brings together a cohort of students who can offer different perspectives.
Students admitted through a binding admissions program receive a scholarship at the time of admission. Students admitted through the regular admissions process must complete a scholarship application for scholarship consideration.
Please submit the scholarship application form only if you applied through the regular process and did not receive a scholarship with your admissions packet. Scholarship application submissions are reviewed starting October 1 and on the 1st and the 15th each month thereafter through March 15. Scholarship recipients will be sent their scholarship letter by email shortly after the date in which their submission is reviewed.
ASU Law also has a formal scholarship reconsideration process for students who have received a scholarship. You will need to include a scholarship reconsideration statement and supporting documentation as part of your request through the scholarship reconsideration form (password: ASULaw2030). The Scholarship Committee reviews reconsideration requests in the spring between January and May. The Scholarship Committee will usually respond to the request in 1-2 weeks of submission during the review period.
Learn about common living opportunities for ASU Law students and view our housing guide that includes information contributed by current ASU Law students on neighborhoods, commuting, reviews and more.
Connect with a current student to learn more about ASU Law. Submit an ASU Law Student Connection Request form and we will do our best to match you with a current student with similar background or interests.
In addition to events and the current student connections, feel free to email the Admissions office to connect with other members of our community. Email us at [email protected].
Join the Class of 2030 LinkedIn group so you can connect with future classmates.
What does a day in the life of an ASU Law student look like? There’s no easy answer because everyone’s experience is unique, and Arizona has much to explore.
Surrounded by a diverse culture of food, events and other cool happenings in the beautiful Valley of the Sun, ASU Law’s downtown Phoenix campus offers students days filled with memorable opportunities.
Let our students show you the way as they navigate a day at ASU Law.
Joining ASU Law's downtown Phoenix campus puts you in the heart of one of the most dynamic metropolitan areas in the Southwest. Explore below to see the activities and entertainment that Phoenix has to offer.
This interactive virtual tour takes you through the six floors of the Beus Center for Law and Society, the building we call home in the heart of downtown Phoenix, Arizona.
This video tour is another way to explore the 280,000-square-foot, state-of-the-art Beus Center for Law and Society building that is home to the Sandra Day O’Connor College of Law.
See the sights of downtown Phoenix in this quick tour through the city's center
Nightlife in downtown Phoenix runs the gamut from sophisticated to historical to hipster. This video introduces you to some of the nightlife options available in Phoenix’s urban heart.
There are places in Arizona that defy the senses, daring you to believe the impossible. See the wonder of Arizona.
If you have questions or we can be of any assistance, please reach out. You can reach out individually with our email addresses below or to [email protected].
Amy Best
Assistant Dean of Admissions and Financial Aid
[email protected]
Chitra Damania
Sr. Director of Admissions-Operations and Compliance
[email protected] (480)965-7896
Eric Border
Director of Financial Aid
[email protected] (480)727-7469
Jasmine Velasquez
Assistant Director of Admissions and Financial Aid
[email protected]
Ann Phillips
Financial Aid Coordinator
[email protected]
Terril Kelley
Administrative Associate
[email protected]
