Angelo State

Office of Articulation and Transfer Resources

University Information Sheet

Angelo State University

ASU Station #11014

San Angelo, TX 76909-1014

325-942-2041

www.angelo.edu

Catalog

Contact for Transfer Students:

Jennifer Perkins

Transfer Admissions Coordinator

(325) 942-2041, ext. 6796

jennifer.perkins@angelo.edu

Articulation Agreement:

Yes – all areas.

Academic Programs

http://www.angelo.edu/dept/admissions/degreeprograms.html

Admission Requirements for Transfer Students:

http://www.angelo.edu/dept/admissions/transfer.html

Transfer Credit Information:

66 semester credit hours

Grading:

Grades from all transferable courses will be used for admission purposes.
Only transfer grades of C or above can be used toward an ASU degree plan.
Grade of WF is averaged as F.
Grades of W and WP are not used for admission or GPA purposes.

Approximate Cost/Range for One Academic Year

(15 hours per semester Fall and Spring):

http://www.angelo.edu/services/financial_aid/cost_estimate.html

Distance Learning:

N/A

Some online courses available. Certain Nursing degrees available online. See website for more information.

Financial Aid:

http://www.angelo.edu/services/financial_aid/

Scholarships for Transfer Students

Transfer Advantage Scholarship

Phi Theta Kappa Scholarship

General Scholarships

Special Programs Unique to Your School:

ASU offers various Nursing degrees, including AASN, BSN, and MSN. High Fidelity Simulation Center—gives actual experiences with computerized mannequins

Only one in West Texas.
ER, labor and delivery room, ICU, and NICU are simulated.

ASU’s first doctoral degree is a Doctor of Physical Therapy (DPT).

Our campus houses one of only three modular theaters in the nation.

Joint Programs

3+2 with A&M and Tech, 3 years at ASU then 2 years at A&M or Tech for a Masters in engineering
4+1 with Tech, 4 years at ASU then 1 year at Tech for a Masters in Physics

Additional Information:

Physics Program ranked No.1 in Texas and among the top 21 nationally by Physics Today.

--- Study abroad programs include France, Germany, Mexico, Russia, Scotland, and China…just to name a few.

Small Class sizes allows for more one-on-one attention between student and faculty. Student/Faculty Ratio: 19:1

Note: The information shown here is subject to change. Students are strongly encouraged to verify information with the institution to which they intend to transfer.

Last update: May 18, 2011