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Once you submit your application to Arizona State University, you will need to request that your transcripts (from every institution attended) be sent to ASU's Admissions/Records Office.

Once you submit your application to Arizona State University, you will need to request that your transcripts be sent from your community college to ASU's Admissions/Records office.

After you have been admitted to ASU, the Admissions/Records office will post your coursework to the university system with the appropriate equivalencies. If you have any question about the course equivalencies, please visit with the IE advising office for clarification.

Once you submit your application to Arizona State University, your academic records need to be submitted to ASU's International Admissions Office. The responsibility of this office is to review the coursework that was completed at your home institution. International Admissions will grant you "x" number of hours for transfer credit. Once this process is complete (and your admission is confirmed), the International Admissions Office will forward transfer information to the IE Advising Office.

Steps for Academic Advisement

STEP 1. Initiate contact with your IE Academic Advisor and schedule an advising session. Academic Advisor: Susan Borgers. Phone: 480-965-6990. E-mail: susan.borgers@asu.edu.

STEP 2. Meet with your academic advisor and determine required courses.

STEP 3. During your advising session, you will secure advising clearance*

STEP 4. Register for classes through ASU Interactive.

The Industrial Engineering Department adheres to the admission guidelines that have been set for all students entering the Ira A. Fulton School of Engineering. Students are admitted into Industrial Engineering under one of the following categories: First Time Freshmen, Transfer, or Returning.

The academic programs at the Ira A. Fulton School of Engineering are divided into two groups:

• lower-division courses (freshman and sophomore classes), and
• upper-division courses (junior and senior classes).

Who" takes "What"?

Did you know that only eleven Industrial Engineering students applied for Fulton School Scholarships for the 2007-2008 academic year? It's time for IE students to jump onto the scholarship band wagon!