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Your California Associate Degree for Transfer gives you a clear path to ASU. Explore the bachelor’s degree pathways aligned with your ADT.
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ASU now accepts every California Associate Degree for Transfer. Find the ASU bachelor’s degree pathways aligned with your ADT.
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ASU now accepts every California Associate Degree for Transfer. Find the ASU bachelor’s degree pathways aligned with your ADT.
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Have an AA-T or AS-T from a California Community College? Your degree is an Associate Degree for Transfer—and it comes with a guaranteed path to ASU.
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Complete a California Associate Degree for Transfer and receive guaranteed admission to ASU. Begin as a junior in an aligned bachelor’s degree program and follow a clear path to graduation.
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ASU now accepts every California Associate Degree for Transfer. That means more California Community College students have a guaranteed path to an ASU bachelor’s degree.
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ASU now accepts every California Associate Degree for Transfer. Find the ASU bachelor’s degree pathways aligned with your ADT.
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Complete a California Associate Degree for Transfer and receive guaranteed admission to ASU. Begin as a junior in an aligned bachelor’s degree program and follow a clear path to graduation.
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Complete a California Associate Degree for Transfer and receive guaranteed admission to ASU. Begin as a junior in an aligned bachelor’s degree program and follow a clear path to graduation.
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Pollution goes in. A usable resource comes out. ⚡️ ASU researcher Sergi Garcia-Segura uses electricity to remove chemicals, drugs and pesticides from water with less energy and fewer added chemicals. The compact system could help treat water in remote areas, disaster zones and NASA projects. Watch to see how ASU research is rethinking water reuse.
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