ASU average GPA: the incoming class and the 3.00 pathway

ASU reports an average high-school GPA of 3.52 for first-year students who enrolled in its Campus Immersion programs in fall 2025.

Average high-school GPA

3.52

Fall 2025

Student group
Enrolled first-year students · ASU Campus Immersion
Scale / measure
School-reported GPA; weighting is not specified in C12

GPA reported for 97.8% of the entering class.

This covers Campus Immersion, not ASU Online or Barrett alone. It describes enrolled students, not everyone offered admission.

ASU Campus Immersion Common Data Set 2025–26 ↗C11–C12, page 12 · Checked 2026-08-31

Reported GPA 3.75–3.99
27.5%
Reported GPA 3.50–3.74
22.3%

Same source, student group and reporting period as the profile above.

The 3.52 class average and ASU’s 3.00 unweighted competency-course pathway answer different questions. Use the competency-course calculation for eligibility; use the entering-class profile for context.

The requirement, not a prediction

The recorded GPA component starts at 3.00. Other requirements and any alternative pathways must be checked separately.

ASU: First-year admission requirements ↗

How to use this information

  • Competency-course requirements still apply; some programs have higher standards.
  • Below 3.00 does not automatically rule out other published aptitude pathways or individual review.
  • The general institutional ASU calculator uses university coursework and is not this high-school admissions calculation.

First-year, transfer and enrolled GPA are different

This page covers first-year admission. A university course calculator measures entered coursework after enrollment and must not be treated as a high-school admission recalculation. Keep the source’s scale and course set attached to any number you compare.

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