Students find More to Explore on ASU's campuses
Prospective students get the chance to experience what ASU has to offer during choose-your-own-experience program
There are scores of campus tours available at Arizona State University throughout the year, but once a year there's a super-size event that gives prospective students an inside look at what being a Sun Devil is like.
More to Explore is a choose-your-own-experience visit program for high school and transfer students, who build their own schedules for the day. They can choose from academic, admission and financial-aid sessions; campus, housing and facility tours; Barrett, The Honors College information sessions and tours; and student engagement opportunities.
High school students who are admitted to Downtown Phoenix, Polytechnic, Tempe or West campus also have the opportunity to spend the night in a residence hall the previous night.
Here's a glimpse of More to Explore on the West campus in Glendale; see even more on the Futuresundevils Instagram account.
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Amelia Espainaio, who is interested in pursuing a business major, signs in at Fletcher Library for the More to Explore event on West campus the morning of Feb. 15.
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Nayeli Zamora and her mother, Yolanda Zamor,a check in at Fletcher Library. Nayeli is considering nursing for her major when she begins school in fall 2016.
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Jacques Taylor arrives for More to Explore with his father, Jermaine Taylor.
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Communications senior Shelby Duane helps check students in for the More to Explore event on West campus.
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(From left) Sofia Tarrillo, Mafe Molina, Valeria Vargas (center bottom) and Ingrid Kodak pose for their photo before exploring what ASU's West campus has to offer Feb. 15.
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Students chat with Dr. Cory A. Shapiro (center) of University Housing to understand their options for on-campus living next semester.
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ASU staff member Dave Hunt talks to students about the New College of Interdisciplinary Arts and Sciences at West campus during the More to Explore event.
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(From left) Prospective students Amanda Mikrut, Giselle Nuñez and Jennie Miller laugh as they enjoy their complimentary Starbucks coffee before the start of orientation at More to Explore on the West campus in Glendale.
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Jeff and Heidi Corbin stand alongside daughter Elaina Corbin as she learns about student support services at West campus.
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Megan Waddell looks at a financial-aid/scholarship information table Feb. 15 at the West campus. She says she anticipates her major being psychology.
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Prospective accounting major Niekko Vendiola checks out the student-engagement table after speaking with freshman forensics major Rebecca Wheeler (left) during the More to Explore event on West campus Feb. 15.
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