Public · Tempe, Arizona

Arizona State University Campus Immersion: cost, real price and admissions

Sticker price (2024-25)

$34,175

In-state, on campus

Avg net price (2023-24)

$17,779

After grants

Admitted (Fall 2024)

90%

Admits most applicants

Graduate in 6 yrs

67%

College Scorecard

Sources: NCES College Navigator (IPEDS) and College Scorecard · Data last checked 2026-10-22

Overview

Arizona State University Campus Immersion is a public institution in Tempe, Arizona with about 64,674 undergraduate degree-seeking students (College Scorecard). Its published cost of attendance for a first-year student living on campus was $34,175 for in-state students and $55,091 for out-of-state students in 2024-25, while first-year students who received grants paid $17,779 on average in 2023-24. In Fall 2024 it received 70,928 applications and admitted 90% of applicants. 67% of full-time first-time students graduated within six years (College Scorecard).

Overview text is assembled from the federal figures on this page; it contains no claims we could not source.

Type
4-year, Public
Campus setting
City: Midsize
Campus housing
Yes
Student-to-faculty ratio
18 to 1
Religious affiliation
Not applicable
Total students
79,818 (65,450 undergraduate)
Accreditor
Higher Learning Commission
Source
College Navigator / College Scorecard

Net price, earnings and debt

Average net price per year
$14,694
Median earnings 10 years after entry
$69,111
Median federal debt at completion
$19,151

Four years at the average net price ($58,776) is about 0.85× one year of median earnings.

Earnings and debt cover only students who received federal aid (grants or loans), not every graduate, and include students who did not finish. They describe past students and do not show that a college causes higher or lower earnings: who enrolls, what they study and where they live after all matter. International students are generally not in these figures.

Source: U.S. Department of Education, College Scorecard (October 15, 2026 release). Earnings: median earnings of former students who received federal financial aid, measured 10 years after they entered the college (MD_EARN_WNE_P10). Debt: median federal loan debt of undergraduate borrowers who completed (GRAD_DEBT_MDN). Net price: average annual net price for federal aid recipients (NPT4). Compare colleges.

Cost at your income

What families like yours paid

Your family's yearly income

Average net price, $48k–75k (2023-24)

$16,801

About $1,400 a month, 51% below the $34,175 sticker price

Averages for full-time first-year students who received federal (Title IV) aid and paid in-state tuition. Your price depends on your own finances; use the school's net price calculator for a personal estimate. IPEDS does not publish how many students are in each income band for this figure.

Source: NCES College Navigator (IPEDS) · Data year 2023-24

All income levels at a glance

$0–30k$9,070
$30–48k$10,711
$48–75k$16,801
$75–110k$20,130
$110k+$24,296
Sticker
$34,175
Average net price by family income
Family incomeAvg net priceStudents in band
$0–30k$9,4131,768
$30k–48k$10,689894
$48k–75k$15,698971
$75k–110k$18,479714
$110k+$24,047988

College Scorecard (most recent cohorts, release 2026-10-15), students who received federal (Title IV) aid. Bands with fewer than 30 students are greyed out because one or two students can move the average a lot. Counts: Scorecard fields NUM41–NUM45.

College Scorecard lists an average net price of $14,694 (U.S. Dept. of Education College Scorecard, most recent cohorts, release 2026-10-15), based on a different year and student group. The figures above are from College Navigator, 2023-24.

Get a personal estimate: Arizona State University Campus Immersion net price calculator.

Source: NCES College Navigator (IPEDS) · Data year 2023-24

Admissions

90% of applicants admitted

0%50%100% admitted

Admits most applicants

Applicants

70,928

Admitted

90%

Admitted who enrolled

22%

SAT midpoint (Scorecard)

Not reported

Band is our label for the federal admit rate: Most selective under 15%; Very selective 15%–35%; Selective 35%–60%; Moderately selective 60%–85%; Admits most applicants 85%+. It is not a prediction of your chances.

Requirements and test policy: official admissions site.

Source: NCES College Navigator (IPEDS) · Data year Fall 2024

Cost of attendance

Where the $34,175 goes

Tuition & fees

$12,223

36%

Housing & food

$16,712

49%

Books & supplies

$1,320

4%

Other expenses

$3,920

11%

Out-of-state students: $55,091 (tuition and fees $33,139).

Sticker price vs. the average grant

Sticker
$34,175
Avg grant−$12,172

89% of full-time first-year students received a grant (2023-24); sticker price is 2024-25.

Sticker price over time

$29,774
2021-22
$31,127
2022-23
$33,270
2023-24
$34,175
2024-25

Change 2021-22 to 2024-25: 15%.

College Scorecard lists a cost of attendance of $30,823 (College Scorecard, most recent cohorts, release 2026-10-15). The figures above are from College Navigator, 2024-25.

Source: NCES College Navigator (IPEDS) · Data year 2021-22 to 2024-25

Financial aid

Who gets aid, and how much

TypeShareAvg
Any grant or scholarship
89%
$12,172
Pell grants
32%
$6,066
Grants from the school
84%
$9,535
State or local grants
17%
$4,493
Federal student loans
28%
$5,175

Full-time first-year undergraduates. School grants combine need-based and merit awards; federal data does not separate them.

Source: NCES College Navigator (IPEDS) · Data year 2023-24

Outcomes

Graduation, debt and earnings

67%

Graduate within 6 years

Full-time, first-time

87%

Return for year two

Full-time first-year students

Median federal debt

$19,151

Graduates; about $203/month over 10 years at 5.5%*

Median earnings

$69,111

10 years after starting

*Illustrative payment on a standard 10-year plan at an assumed 5.5% rate; your rate may differ.

Source: U.S. Dept. of Education, College Scorecard API (release 2026-10-15) · Data year most recent cohorts, release 2026-10-15

Ways to pay

Close the gap

Official links: financial aid · net price calculator · website

FAQ

Common questions

How much does Arizona State University Campus Immersion cost per year?

The published cost of attendance for a first-year student living on campus was $34,175 (in-state; $55,091 out-of-state) in 2024-25, according to NCES College Navigator.

What do students actually pay at Arizona State University Campus Immersion after aid?

First-year students who received grant or scholarship aid paid an average net price of $17,779 in 2023-24. By family income, averages ranged from $9,070 to $24,296.

What is the acceptance rate at Arizona State University Campus Immersion?

In Fall 2024, Arizona State University Campus Immersion received 70,928 applications and admitted 90% of applicants; 22% of admitted students enrolled.

What is the graduation rate at Arizona State University Campus Immersion?

67% of full-time first-time students graduated within six years, per the College Scorecard. Median federal debt for graduates was $19,151.

Sources & method

Data last checked 2026-10-22. Every figure comes from the U.S. Department of Education sources below, with the data year shown next to it; nothing is estimated. Where federal tools disagree, we show both. Data on this page is licensed CC BY 4.0.

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