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Campus locations and experiences

Wherever you learn is an excellent place to be

Advance your life and career in the environment that suits you best. You can earn a W. P Carey undergraduate degree on multiple ASU campuses or 100% online. We are proud to create dynamic living and learning experiences for students in Arizona and beyond. The W. P. Carey School of Business offers the same resources to all students, regardless of their chosen campus. Join us! You’ll be glad you did.

Ten Arizona-based Fortune 500 companies are located nearby

30+ neighboring cities offer countless events and restaurants

More than 200 miles of hiking trails and 300+ days of sunshine

Study business on multiple ASU campuses

No matter what business bachelor’s degree you desire or what kind of environment you thrive in, there’s a home for you at Arizona State University. ASU is one university in many locations, with multiple campuses in the Phoenix metro area. Each campus has its own degree offerings, differentiators, innovation hubs, and charm.

Make an admission appointment or sign up for a campus visit to learn more! Some W. P. Carey students select an ASU campus before they select a major. ASU’s campus fit quiz is another great resource to help identify your ideal learning location.

Polytechnic campus

Polytechnic campus

Located in the dynamic East Valley, ASU’s Polytechnic campus is a nexus for interdisciplinary and project-based learning with a small college atmosphere. This campus is home to W. P. Carey majors in global agribusiness, communication, human resources, management, technology, and more.

I decided to stick with ASU’s Polytechnic campus throughout my entire college career. I currently work for the Residence Hall Association and have been able to put on events and fix housing issues. I am so grateful to have this leadership position and work to leave the Polytechnic campus better than how I found it.

Brooke Odoski (Class of 2024, BA Human Resources)

West Valley campus

West Valley campus

ASU’s West Valley campus blends liberal arts education with 21st-century workforce preparation. Here, students discover extensive public art and unique W. P. Carey majors, including entrepreneurial leadership, applied business and technology solutions, health care, information security, statistics, and more.

I chose the West Valley campus because it was a closer commute to home and because I loved how small it was. The size allows me to build great connections with my professors and peers.

Cindy Rios (Class of 2024, BA Health Care)

Tempe campus

Tempe campus

Between cheering on Sun Devil Athletics teams and hiking up “A” Mountain there’s plenty to discover at the historic Tempe campus. The majority of the W. P. Carey School’s undergraduate degree offerings are available here. Close to 25% of the undergraduates here pursue business degrees, while thousands more explore other disciplines university-wide.

I chose Tempe because I wanted to be at the heart of the ASU community. I chose both of my majors based on my interests. The Business School Council has taught me so many valuable lessons and introduced me to the best people on campus!

Zoe Jeter (Class of 2024, BS Supply Chain Management)

ASU at Lake Havasu City

ASU at Lake Havasu City

Discover a campus with a small-college feel, surrounded by nature and charm in western Arizona. Lake Havasu City features a low student-to-faculty ratio, reduced tuition, a tight-knit community, and lake views. Degree-seeking business students learn from faculty in an informal environment.

ASU Online

More than half of our 30+ business degrees are also available 100% online — providing flexibility to students throughout the United States and other locations around the world. Online W. P. Carey students receive access to the same career coaching and world-renowned faculty that students interact with on campus.

ASU Local

Through ASU Local, W. P. Carey brings the power of a business bachelor’s degree to your neighborhood. Degree programs are currently available in Downtown Los Angeles, Yuma, and other locations around the U.S.

Talk to a W. P. Carey student

W. P. Carey Business Ambassadors are current undergraduate student leaders, dedicated to helping future students find their path to study business at ASU. Ambassadors can help with questions about the application process, business degree programs, student clubs, and more. We’re active on Instagram and LinkedIn, too!

Send us an email to get your questions answered:

Meet the Business Ambassadors

>> Interested in meeting a current W. P. Carey student? Our Business Ambassadors invite high school juniors and seniors to learn what it’s really like to be a W. P. Carey undergraduate student.

Complete this form to schedule a meeting with a current student from the Tempe, West Valley, or Polytechnic campus. Meetings last 30 to 45 minutes and can take place virtually or in person. Visits are available Monday through Friday, any time from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. throughout the academic year (visits are not offered on weekends or when the university is closed).

Tempe campus ambassadors

Sage Godzich

Sage Godzich

President

Majors: Business (Communication), Marketing, French Minor

Certificates: International Business and Applied Business Data Analytics

Hometown: Arcadia (Phoenix), AZ

Campus Involvement: Business Ambassadors at W. P. Carey, adworks, Delta Sigma Pi, Leadership Excellence Association, WPC 101 Facilitator, Fleischer Mentor

Scholarship: Duncan Jennings Memorial, Lentz Business Marketing Scholarship, New American University Dean’s Award

Career goals: Sage plans to apply the knowledge and skills she has developed through her studies to pursue a career in marketing for the Film and TV industry internationally.

Rachel Rho

Rachel Rho

Executive Vice President

Major: Accountancy, Finance

Hometown: Rochester, Minnesota

Campus Involvement: Business Ambassadors at W. P. Carey, TAMID Consulting Group Head of Education Committee

Scholarship: Mayo Foundation, New American University President’s Award

Career goals: Rachel has a deep fascination for Private Equity, and looks to enter the industry through building experience in Investment Banking following graduation.

Garrett Bevill

Garrett Bevill

Vice President of Finance

Major: Finance, Economics

Hometown: Chandler, Arizona

Campus Involvement: Business Ambassadors at W. P. Carey, Spirit of Fleischer, Fleischer Mentor

Scholarship: New American University Provist’s Award, AFMA AZ Employee Scholarship

Career goals: Garrett is working towards becoming a wealth management advisor with an emphasis on the private sector. Garrett also aspires to obtain an MBA

Joanne Moh

Joanne Moh

Vice President of Marketing & Recruitment

Majors: Computer Information Systems, Applied Business Data Analytics Certificate

Hometown: Irvine, California

Campus Involvement: Business Ambassadors at W. P. Carey, National Residence Hall Honorary, Women’s Business Leaders Association

Scholarship: New American University President’s Award

Career goals: Joanne plans on combining my degrees and certificate to work towards a job that combines the creative side of marketing with the logical side of analytics and coding.

Ryan Peterson

Ryan Peterson

Vice President of Administration

Majors: Business Data Analytics, Marketing

Hometown: Wood Dale, Illinois

Campus Involvement: Business Ambassadors at W. P. Carey

Scholarship: New American University President’s Award

Career goals: Ryan hopes to create data visualizations for marketing teams.

West Valley campus ambassadors

Tara Son

Tara Son

President

Major: Accountancy

Hometown: Vietnam

Campus Involvement: Business Ambassadors, Business Planners and PAB (Programming and Activities Board)

Scholarship: New American Scholarship, College Attainment Scholarship

Career goals: Tara plans to apply her knowledge and skills learned through her courses to pursue a career in Accountancy. Her future career goal is to start her own firm.

Bryana Mora

Bryana Mora

Director of Administration

Major: Applied Business and Technology Solutions

Hometown: Phoenix, AZ

Campus Involvement: Business Ambassadors, Business Planners and TRIO SSS

Scholarship: New American Scholarship, Be a Leader Scholarship, Obama Scholarship

Career goals: Bryana plans to apply her knowledge and skills learned through her courses to pursue a career in technology solutions. Her career goal is to be successful in the industry and develop a strong connection with business leaders.

Student housing and campus life

Education happens 24/7 when you live where you learn. Residential college communities are where first-year ASU undergraduate students live with other students from their same academic discipline. For first-year business students, living in a W. P. Carey residential community provides a supportive environment for your academic and social success — through residential programming, intentional experiences and opportunities, and targeted support. Access key housing dates and details for first-year students.

Residential business communities

W. P. Carey School of Business undergraduate students live together, get together to study, and become lifelong friends in our residential business communities — located just minutes from your classes, the library, the gym, and dozens of places to eat. You’ll make meaningful connections with other students, including the upper-division student leaders who live in and host fun events for your W. P. Carey residential community.

You’ll even have access to on-site academic and professional services, including tutoring, advising, workshops, and special events. Residential Engagement Leaders are current W. P. Carey students who live on campus and create these opportunities for first-year students. From pizza nights and study sessions to competitions and more, you’ll find many ways to get involved and stay connected outside of class.

Connections beyond the classroom

The Business Community Advantage provides the foundation for your first-year living and learning experience as an ASU business student. You will take a common set of classes with a cohort defined by your housing selection, program of study, and other factors.

  • Find a tight-knit community within a larger university setting
  • Easily build networks, find study groups, and make friends
  • Access resources tailored to help you achieve first-year success

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