What to expect for your on-campus visit

You have questions, and we have answers. Our visit and recruitment teams are hard at work welcoming families all summer long, and preparing for those of you who want to visit this fall. Please take a moment to review these helpful tips before scheduling your visit.

• The spring 2025 visit calendar is now open.
• We do not offer visits on university holidays or when the university is closed. View the holiday schedule.
• Visits to the Tempe campus are offered to current high school students and their families every Monday, Thursday and Friday, and for all others on Tuesdays and selected Saturdays during the summer.
• Visits to the Downtown Phoenix, Polytechnic or West Valley campus are offered to current high school students and their families every Monday and Friday, and for all others on selected days during the summer.
• Summer in Phoenix can be warmer than you may realize, even if you live in Arizona. We encourage you to be prepared for outdoor activities, wear comfortable shoes, as well as bring a water bottle, hat, sunglasses and sunscreen. For more information, check out this page about time and weather in Arizona. 

As you make plans to visit the Tempe campus, please note that work has started on a refreshed Mill Avenue streetscape that focuses on improving accessibility and sustainability. As construction continues, parts of Mill Avenue and University Drive will be closed, some areas will experience power outages, some sidewalks and ramps will be closed, and pavement reconstruction will be underway.

See the construction and closure schedule

Find more information on the closures and how they could affect your visit to the Tempe campus. If you have any questions about your visit, refer to your confirmation email. 

ASU’s Polytechnic campus is undergoing a major construction boom, with the Interdisciplinary Science and Technology Building 12 (ISTB12) scheduled for completion in November 2025. The facility will serve as a new gateway to the Innovation Research District. Visitors should be aware that construction will be visible when visiting the campus. However, this activity does not impact driving routes or parking availability. All visitors should park in Lot 6.

All parking meters have been removed from surface parking lots at the Downtown Phoenix, Polytechnic, Tempe and West Valley campuses. Guests who park in a surface lot will now pay for parking using the Park Mobile App or AMP system. You can download the Park Mobile App and enter you vehicle and payment information or look for the QR code on a nearby sign.