Office of the Special Advisor toe hte President on American Indian Affairs
Arizona State University
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ASU is one of the premier metropolitan public research universities in the nation; enrolling more than 67,000 undergraduate, graduate, and professional students on four campuses in metropolitan Phoenix. ASU is home to 22 Tribal communities. In 1996, ASU had 672 Native American students, today ASU has over 1,400 Native students. Several collaborative efforts between ASU and Arizona Tribes focus on increasing student enrollment, student retention, and graduation rates. To carry out these goals, a variety of student support services, centers, and programs have been created to ensure the success of Native students and communities.

Links & Tip Sheets for Students & Parents

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Tips for Law School

Summer Programs

Club ASU

Parent Tip Sheet

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Prospective Students

 

ACADEMIC PROGRAMS

Sandra Day O'Connor College of Law

College of Nursing

School of Social Work

College of Liberal Arts & Sciences

Del E. Webb School of Construction

School of Planning, School of Design, & School Architecture

  • Tribal Community Planning

College of Education

Graduate School of Education

Center for Indian Education

  • interdisciplinary research and service organization

 

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