If you were recently admitted to ASU, it will take approximately 7 - 10 business days to matriculate through our system. Once you have matriculated, you will receive an email from computer.accounts@asu.edu with a request to activate your ASURITE ID and Password, as well as your ASU Email account.
Your ASURITE ID and Password will allow you to access ASU systems, including registration, enrollment and your online classes. All official ASU communications will be sent through your ASU email address.
If you have not already done so, send your official Joint Service Transcript (JST) and any official transcripts for completed course work taken at other universities or community colleges to transcripts@asu.edu.
Complete the ASU/USNCC Partnership Workshop
Once you have activated your ASURITE ID and Password, all new ASU/USNCC Partnership students must complete the ASU/USNCC New Student Workshop. This online self-paced workshop will provide the following information:
- Overview of your new degree program
- How to enroll and access your online classes
- ASU/USNCC policies
- ASU Online resources, navigation tools, and expectations
Enrolling in classes
You will be self-enrolling in your first ASU courses. ASU is a semester school, with classes offered in fall, spring, and summer. Each semester is divided into session A and session B.
Note: ASU/USNCC Students have access to enroll in sessions A & B for fall and spring, but are limited to session A enrollment for summer.
Students enrolled in the ASU/USNCC partnership are limited to 1 class per session with a maximum of 5 classes per year. All new ASU/USNCC Partnership students must enroll in ASU 101-CLS and a major specific course for their first session.
Military Studies, AA
- ASU 101-CLS The ASU Experience (1 credit)
- IDS 150 Intro to Military Studies (3 credits)
Organizational Leadership, AA
- ASU 101-CLS The ASU Experience (1 credit)
- OGL 220 Behavioral Dynamics in Organizations (3 credits)
Logistics (Maritime), AA
- ASU 101-CLS The ASU Experience (1 credit)
- CIS 105 Computer Applications and Information Technology (3 credits)
As you progress through your degree program, we strongly encouraging you to connect with your ASU academic advisor at least once a semester by appointment or email, to ensure you are on track and making progress towards degree completion.
Updated Information related to your program, accessing your courses, books, and contact information for ASU and USNCC advising are always available in the ASU/USNCC Partnership Workshop.
If you have completed the workshop, you can access specific information needed from the module link in the workshop menu. If you have not completed the workshop, it is strongly recommended that it be completed as soon as possible.