Your future starts here.
This is a school where you can dream about anything, focus on anything, and move your life forward.
Why W. P. Carey-
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Learn to thrive.Direct admission means you can pursue your passion from day one on campus.
30+ business degree programs -
An excellent place to be.Picture yourself making lifelong friends and great strides at the W. P. Carey School of Business.
Life at W. P. Carey
Arizona State University's W. P. Carey School of Business prepares tomorrow’s business leaders to create positive change on a global scale. Direct admission means you’re a business student from day one at ASU. This maximizes your ability to take advantage of the many personal, professional, and educational opportunities available to you at W. P. Carey, university-wide, and throughout the Phoenix area. And it allows you to customize a college education and experience that’s all your own.
This is a school where you can learn about anything, focus on anything, and move your life forward. So when we say your future starts at the W. P. Carey School of Business — it’s a promise you can believe in.
Explore programs
Mix and match learning opportunities that align with your goals.
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The right school for you.
There are many reasons to consider the W. P. Carey School of Business — and even more reasons to get excited about your future here.
Your home on campus.
Education happens 24/7 when you live where you learn. And it gets even better when you live and learn alongside fellow business students.
Like a boss.
W. P. Carey Career Management offers career coaching, mentorship, online tools, and career fairs to support your personal and professional growth.
Seize the day.
Take a closer look at what your future could look like as a W. P. Carey student.
Summer programs for high school students
Get an early look at life as a college student. Fleischer Scholars, Business Scholars Institute, Accounting Career Awareness Program — our business summer programs are a great way to learn more about ASU, the W. P. Carey School of Business, and yourself.
