Public Service pathways
ASU’s public service pathways help you take your next step toward a degree at the Watts College of Public Service and Community Solutions. Through Universal Learner Courses, you can explore subjects like criminal justice, public policy, and community leadership while earning college credit and building skills that make a difference.
Take your next step toward a public service degree
Earn college credit through online Universal Learner Courses in areas such as public safety, nonprofit leadership, and community advocacy. These courses are taught by ASU faculty and offer a flexible way to explore real-world issues while working toward admission to a public service degree at ASU.
How to qualify for admission to ASU
Credits
12–24
GPA required to be admitted
2.75
Steps to admission
12 credits if learner is 22 years old or older,
24 credits if learner is under 22 years old
Please note: Degrees can have specific or additional requirements. We encourage you to become familiar with the requirements of your degree of interest. Browse degrees below for more information.
Find a Public Service degree pathway that is right for you
Degree Description
Location
ASU Admission Requirements
Learners participating in Pathways must complete:
*Cumulative GPA includes transfer credits from previous institutions and new course work completed with ASU. Calculate your CGPA
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