Already enrolled at ASU Downtown, Polytechnic, Tempe, West, or Online? Learn how and when to join Barrett.
Barrett offers two enrollment options, First-Year Entry and Upper Level Entry, for students currently enrolled in-person at Arizona State University. Both opportunities integrate into any undergraduate degree program across ASU’s four metropolitan Phoenix campuses - Downtown Phoenix, Polytechnic, Tempe and West Valley.
Current ASU Online students considering Barrett should review the admissions information for Barrett Online.
To apply for Barrett Upper Level Entry admission, both of the following criteria must be met:
The final Barrett application deadline for fall 2026 was Sunday, May 31. The 2027 application will open on Wednesday, September 9.
Barrett acceptance decisions are non-binding and may be declined without penalty. Prospective students may apply only once to Barrett for any given semester.
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Prospective students should be mindful of deadlines and work to ensure that a complete Barrett application is on file by the appropriate date.
Students who submit an application in time for a particular deadline will receive a short grace period for missing letters of recommendation to be received.
Prospective students may apply only once to Barrett for any given semester.
The Barrett application does not need to be completed in one sitting. A student may start, save their work, exit, and then return at a later date to finish and submit the application ahead of the appropriate deadline. After starting the application, a student may re-access it via the “Apply now” button or through the Barrett Application Status area of their My ASU webpage.
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The final Barrett application deadline for fall 2026 was Sunday, May 31. The 2027 application will open on Wednesday, September 9.
After submission, candidates may monitor the status of their application through the Barrett Application Status area of their My ASU webpage. This includes checking the standing of their recommendation letters, sending reminder emails to their recommenders, and even replacing non-responsive letter writers. The Barrett decision letter also posts to this section.
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