Arizona State University Downtown Phoenix Campus — Attraction in Phoenix

Located at 411 N Central Ave, Phoenix, AZ 85004, the Arizona State University (ASU) Downtown Phoenix Campus is a dynamic academic hub seamlessly integrated into the vibrant energy of the city. Here are five reasons why ASU Downtown Phoenix Campus deserves an enthusiastic 5-star review:

Innovative Urban Campus: ASU Downtown Phoenix Campus is an urban oasis, offering a unique and innovative campus experience. Nestled in the heart of downtown Phoenix, students have the opportunity to immerse themselves in the city's cultural and professional landscape.

Cutting-Edge Programs and Schools: The campus is home to a diverse range of cutting-edge programs and schools, from journalism and law to health sciences and business. ASU's commitment to academic excellence is reflected in the quality and relevance of its programs.

Collaborative Learning Spaces: The campus features collaborative learning spaces that encourage interaction and engagement among students. From modern classrooms to tech-equipped study areas, ASU Downtown Phoenix Campus fosters an environment conducive to teamwork and creativity.

Proximity to Professional Opportunities: Being in downtown Phoenix provides students with unparalleled access to professional opportunities. Internships, networking events, and collaborations with local businesses and organizations are seamlessly woven into the campus experience, preparing students for real-world success.

Civic Engagement and Community Impact: ASU Downtown Phoenix Campus is committed to civic engagement and community impact. Through service-learning initiatives and partnerships with local community organizations, students have the chance to make a positive difference while gaining valuable hands-on experience.

My experiences at ASU Downtown Phoenix Campus have been marked by the intersection of academic rigor, urban energy, and a forward-thinking approach to education. I wholeheartedly recommend ASU Downtown Phoenix Campus to those seeking a university experience that goes beyond the traditional, providing a dynamic blend of learning and city...

Lordy lord- I went to this campus for the last semester of my degree. Boy was I shocked at how adept they are at overcharging and over booking classes meanwhile completely failing to provide adequate security or even infrastructure for students. To begin with construction workers and homeless people actively use drugs on the sidewalks all around the campus. Security is routinely standing around talking on campus while the homeless person directly across the sidewalk is literally lighting a pipe while young students walk by. While I understand that they cannot control the populace around the campus, I think people would refrain a little more if they knew security would hassle them. Security also fails to routinely walk the small campus so homeless people feel completely comfortable hanging outside the academic buildings completely drunk out of their minds. When I contacted the dean for the Downtown Phoenix campus about all these issues I was told "this happens everywhere" and essentially that they have no control over the matter. I think this is one heck of a cop out for an organization that is raking in so much money from kids who probably don't know that they are going to be surrounded by drug using homeless people. Some of the faculty seems likewise as oblivious as the Dean of this campus, and let me tell you it does not get better the higher you go up the faculty hiarchy. I think this campus is one of the worst I have experienced-and I am originally from the Bay Area. If you have to go to this school-definitely try one of the other campuses where they at least attempt to keep...

If I could rate this school a zero, I would. I attend online courses at ASU since I live in a small island with limited education opportunities. It took them two months AFTER the start of the semester to even offer me any type of financial aid. I was admitted then forgotten about. I would call daily for updates and everyone gave me different estimates of when I should have financial aid award letter. I waited MONTHS in fear that I was taking these classes and had no knowledge of I would even receive financial aid to assist. Not to mention the inconsistencies in tuition, it kept rising and falling even though I hadn't changed my courses. Finally after finishing my first session in the semester, so after six weeks, I was offered a loan through the school. Cool! Except now I had to wait fourteen more days for it to show up on my account. Today I called because I realized they sent a paper check even though I set up my direct deposit weeks ago. First off the lady who answered hung up on me, even though I have always been nice to the them. Like I just need answers! They said it will take 2 weeks to arrive AND I live on an island....it's possible that check will never even arrive. Ugh I explained my situation and asked if they could cancel the check and do direct deposit. They said i needed to wait and if it never arrived I would need to fill out a form, then wait for the decision (2 more weeks). At this point it's a friggin scam of a...