My Future

“One of the reasons I chose ASU is because it’s close to home, but not too close.”
—Chris Rawls
- ASU is located in San Angelo, the center of a West Texas community of more than 100,000 people.
“It’s easy to communicate with professors at ASU. Classes are not too big, so it’s easy to ask questions and understand the material.”
—Jose G. Loa Peña
- All upper division courses at ASU are taught by faculty with doctoral degrees.
“The atmosphere and the people really make me feel like I belong at ASU.”
—Leeshia Crayton
- ASU has students and faculty of all ethnicities that creates a truly diverse learning environment.
“I came to ASU because the physics and geology programs are awesome and hands-down the best I’ve seen.”
—Josue Rodriguez
- ASU was named one of The Princeton Review’s Best 378 Colleges and Universities for 2014 based largely on its outstanding academic programs.
“I love the small classrooms at ASU because it gives me an opportunity to get to know my professors.”
—Chai’enne Lucas
- ASU has a student-faculty ratio of 21:1.
“ASU has a lot of places where I can spend time and make friends—the gym, the library and the Multicultural Center. There’s also a lot of campus events where I can learn new things.”
—Hee Sun Do
- ASU’s new student recreation center includes a climbing wall, indoor jogging track, free weights and modern exercise machines.
“The residence halls are my favorite place on campus. They are places where students can gather, make new connections and enjoy what ASU has to offer.”
—Josh Bennett
- Each semester, Housing and Residential Programs organizes more than 350 programs for on-campus residents.
“I am a transfer student, and I was able to adapt easily to the different organizations on campus. I love the campus, and I am glad I did not hesitate to transfer.”
—Belia Reyes
- ASU has more than 100 student-run clubs and organizations as well as a thriving intramural sports program.
“My favorite place on campus is the University Center because it’s where most students hang out, play games and eat.”
—Jennifer Ejeh
- The University Center is named after Houston Harte, the longtime publisher of the San Angelo Standard-Times and confidant of President Lyndon Baines Johnson.
“People are really friendly at ASU, and the quality of education is good. Professors actually care about their students.”
—Paritosh Bhatnagar
- All ASU faculty members maintain office hours to answer student questions and address concerns.
“I first visited ASU when I was a junior in high school. I loved how diverse the campus was. And coming from a big city, San Angelo didn’t seem big or small, it was just right.”
—Destiny Jackson
- ASU students hail from all across Texas, as well as other areas of the nation and several foreign countries.
“I chose ASU because it was affordable and it gave me time to think more about what career I wanted to go into.”
—Jesus Martinez
- ASU manages a major financial aid program that provides assistance to three out of four students.

“One of the reasons I chose ASU is because it’s close to home, but not too close.”

—Chris Rawls

ASU is located in San Angelo, the center of a West Texas community of more than 100,000 people.

“One of the reasons I chose ASU is because it’s close to home, but not too close.”

“It’s easy to communicate with professors at ASU. Classes are not too big, so it’s easy to ask questions and understand the material.”

“The atmosphere and the people really make me feel like I belong at ASU.”

“I came to ASU because the physics and geology programs are awesome and hands-down the best I’ve seen.”

“I love the small classrooms at ASU because it gives me an opportunity to get to know my professors.”

“ASU has a lot of places where I can spend time and make friends—the gym, the library and the Multicultural Center. There’s also a lot of campus events where I can learn new things.”

“The residence halls are my favorite place on campus. They are places where students can gather, make new connections and enjoy what ASU has to offer.”

“I am a transfer student, and I was able to adapt easily to the different organizations on campus. I love the campus, and I am glad I did not hesitate to transfer.”

“My favorite place on campus is the University Center because it’s where most students hang out, play games and eat.”

“People are really friendly at ASU, and the quality of education is good. Professors actually care about their students.”

“I first visited ASU when I was a junior in high school. I loved how diverse the campus was. And coming from a big city, San Angelo didn’t seem big or small, it was just right.”

“I chose ASU because it was affordable and it gave me time to think more about what career I wanted to go into.”

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