The School of Transborder Studies does not have additional admissions criteria from the general ASU requirements. Please see the links below for requirements based on your academic standing.
Undergraduate Students:
Incoming freshmen, please visit: https://students.asu.edu/freshman/requirements
Incoming transfer students, please visit: https://transfer.asu.edu/
The School of Transborder Studies (STS) provides a strong connection between the school and students who experience STS as a safe, supportive and nurturing space within ASU.
We have an computer lab where students can work individually or in a group.
Location: Interdisciplinary Building B, B163
Hours during the fall 2020 semester: Monday through Thursday from 8am to 4pm
The success of our school depends on your involvement. If you would like to show your support through a financial contribution, we have set up a secure online form for your convenience.
Your contribution to the development of the School of Transborder Studies is greatly appreciated!
Please consider giving online to our General Fund or the Scholarship Fund. You may also make a gift by check, payable to the ASU Foundation and mailed to the School of Transborder Studies address below:
Our History
In November 1995, the Arizona Board of Regents (ABOR) voted unanimously to approve a “New Academic Degree Proposal” that had been prepared by the Chicana/o Studies Advisory Committee, chaired by Professor Edward J. Escobar. The Board's action established a major and minor in Chicana and Chicano Studies (CCS) at Arizona State University.