Questions?

Thank you for your interest in Barrett and ASU. We feel privileged that you are considering us for your undergraduate education, and invite you to e-mail us with any additional questions at: bhcadmissions@asu.edu

Students interested in Barrett, The Honors College, first apply to Arizona State University and then may begin the separate Barrett application. Please note: the university application must only be submitted; admission to ASU need not be conferred before a student starts the Barrett application.

Prospective honors college students should be mindful of deadlines and work to ensure that a complete application is on file by the appropriate date. A complete Barrett application is defined as:

  1. The student has finished all sections of the application, including the required essay.
  2. The Barrett application has been submitted not just saved.
  3. All letters of recommendation identified on the application have been received (review policy).
  4. The student has been admitted to an Arizona State University undergraduate degree program with a test score, ACT or SAT, on file with Undergraduate Admissions. Though a Barrett application may be started and submitted before ASU admission is conferred, it cannot go to evaluation until university acceptance is formally awarded.

* Prospective Barrett students should apply to ASU at least 4-6 weeks before the appropriate Barrett deadline. This includes submitting the ASU application, official test scores, and high school transcripts. Students who wait to apply to ASU until a few weeks before a Barrett admissions deadline will struggle to have a complete honors college application submitted on time.

If an application is not complete at the time of a Barrett application deadline, it cannot and will not be reviewed. These files will be remanded to the next cycle of evaluation.