Question 1

How do I get my student visa?

Accepted Answer

Once Arizona State University admits you, it issues a Form I-20, the document you need to apply for an F-1 student visa. ASU’s international admission team helps at each step. You are supported through the student visa application process, including mock interviews. The decision rests with the U.S. Embassy or Consulate.

Question 2

What do I need to transfer to Arizona State University?

Accepted Answer

A cumulative grade point average of at least 3.00 on a 4.00 scale across the ten Universal Learner Courses you complete at RV University during Year 1. Course grades are recorded directly on the ASU transcript. You also need official transcripts, and English proficiency through the Test of English as a Foreign Language (TOEFL), the International English Language Testing System (IELTS), the Pearson Test of English or the Duolingo English Test.

Question 3

What do the two degrees cover?

Accepted Answer

Computer Science, BS offers concentrations in software engineering or cybersecurity. Robotics and Autonomous Systems, BSE curriculum includes Applied Machine Learning, Robotic Systems and Embedded Systems Design.* Top employers of Ira A. Fulton Schools of Engineering graduates include Amazon, American Express, Boeing, Cisco Systems, Deloitte, eBay, PayPal, General Motors, Honeywell, Infosys, Intel, Lockheed Martin, Microsoft, Northrop Grumman, Oracle, Raytheon and Verizon.

Question 4

How does the foundation year compare with a first year at Arizona State University?

Accepted Answer

From the first week of classes, you have an ASU student ID, an ASU email address and access to ASU’s learning management system. RV University faculty teach the ASU curriculum on the Bengaluru campus, following ASU’s syllabus, teaching approach and assessment standards, and all Year 1 course grades appear on your official ASU transcript and apply directly towards your ASU bachelor’s degree. Through the year you also have ASU faculty masterclasses, webinars and global classroom sessions. Years 2 to 4 are delivered at Arizona State University by ASU faculty,* at a university with students from 174 countries.

Question 5

How are the four years split between India and the U.S.?

Accepted Answer

Your child spends the foundation year at RV University in Bengaluru and Years 2 to 4 at Arizona State University.*

Question 6

How are the first-year fees paid?

Accepted Answer

Year 1 tuition is ₹9,44,000, including goods and services tax. Year 1 fees are paid in full before the year begins. They are not paid in instalments.* RV University can introduce you to partner lenders if you would prefer to fund the year through a loan.

Question 7

How can we fund all four years?

Accepted Answer

RV University facilitates introductions to partner lenders who offer loan products covering up to 100% of tuition and living expenses for all four years. Indicative loan features include repayment tenures of 10 to 15 years, decision turnaround of 7 to 14 working days and no prepayment penalties.* Collateral-free education loans usually carry higher interest rates than secured education loans. Eligibility and approval depend on the financial profiles of the student and co-applicant and on the lender’s own assessment. Loan products are offered by third-party lenders and are independent of both institutions.

Question 8

What happens if plans change?

Accepted Answer

Every student leaves the foundation year with a next step. If your child does not transfer to Arizona State University as planned, they may continue studying towards their degree at another university in the ASU–Cintana Alliance and apply to Arizona State University again later. Your admission advisor will take you through the options.

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