Beginning this fall, eligible MSJC students and graduates can save 22% on tuition when they transfer to ASU Online through the California Community College Achievement Plan. This special tuition is available to California community college students — with no income requirements — and offers a flexible, high- quality option for those seeking to continue their education from anywhere.

“ASU offers our students access to a wide variety of high-quality programs, which is especially valuable for those with limited transfer options in our region,” said Dr. Roger Schultz, MSJC Superintendent/President. “Thanks to the generosity of this plan, this new partnership makes earning a degree from a top-ranked university more affordable than ever. Many MSJC students already transfer to ASU to complete their

bachelor’s degrees, and we look forward to seeing that number grow with this exciting opportunity.”

“Our university is committed to enhancing access to high-quality education for all students capable of college-level work,” ASU President Michael M. Crow said. “Providing top online learning opportunities and making ASU’s world-class faculty available to the enthusiastic learners in our neighboring state will prepare more skilled graduates, strengthen our shared region, and support a better future.”

Students can choose from more than 180 undergraduate degrees taught by the same faculty and using the same curriculum as ASU’s on-campus programs. Popular fields of study include business, psychology, communication, nursing, sustainability, graphic design, biological sciences, computer science, forensic science, medical studies, and kinesiology.

This new partnership gives students access to top-tier university resources and personalized support from enrollment to graduation, providing an excellent option for those who want to remain in their home community when nearby universities aren’t available.

To learn more about the program and how to enroll, visit californiacc.asu.edu.

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