Arizona State University-Polytechnic

ASU's Polytechnic campus focuses on serving students interested in engineering, management, technology, and interdisciplinary sciences. For example, undergraduate students may pursue bachelor's degrees in aeronautical management technology and human systems engineering, while graduate students may seek master's and doctoral degrees in areas like environmental resource management and robotics and autonomous systems. Polytechnic students can also take courses remotely through ASU Online. The Polytechnic campus is situated on the outskirts of Phoenix, providing students easy access to a desert arboretum and a national forest. The location also boasts a residence hall for first-year learners, dining facilities, and a recreation center, making it a popular choice for students looking for a self-contained educational experience. Regardless of where they study, all ASU undergraduate applicants must meet the same admission requirements. In addition to holding a bachelor's degree, graduate applicants may also need to submit results from a standardized entrance exam like the GRE.