Study Hall, an online program offered by Arizona State University (ASU), offers anyone the opportunity to learn what it’s like to be in college without the commitment to BE in college.
There are videos about “How to College” and “Fast Guides to Majors” that give the potential college student a taste of what being in college is all about. “How to College” videos range from “How to Apply to College” to “How to Choose a Major” to “How to Pay for College.” Majors included in the “Fast Guides” are anthropology, psychology, education, political science, English, nursing, sociology, history, sustainability, social work, mechanical engineering, inter-disciplinary studies, data science, health sciences, computer science, criminology, biology, electrical engineering, mass communication and business.
Study Hall participants can take a select number of college-level courses through ASU without enrolling in college first. If you decide after getting your grade that you would like to enroll in college, you can claim college credits then. And the credits are valid at any higher education institution that accepts transfer credits from ASU. Courses available include Intro to Human Communication, Rhetoric and Composition, Real World College Math and US History to 1865.
Learn more about Study Hall opportunities here. There is a $25 charge for taking a course, and a $400 charge to claim college credit after finishing the course. Scholarship pricing is available to anyone who registers for a course by March 7, 2023. Courses must be completed and the credit added to your transcript by August 9, 2023 to qualify for the scholarship pricing.
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