After the course ends
When an online ASU course ends, the family decides whether to pay ASU $400 to put it on an official ASU transcript. It's only possible with a C or better, and it's never required. Here is how to think it through.
Answer what you can. Nothing is saved or sent anywhere.
If you're not deciding right away, check ASU's current page for how long the option to add credit stays open.
Nothing goes on an ASU transcript, and there's nothing to report as college credit. The learning still happened: the student worked through a real college course, and that experience is theirs to talk about in essays and interviews. How college courses fit into admissions.
Seniors: college enrollment after high school graduation can affect first-year scholarships at ASU and UA. Read the scholarship guide.
On a free call we'll look at the grade, the colleges on your list and the timing, and lay out the options. The decision stays with your family.
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Fees and timelines from ASU's online course pages, October 2026. ASU sets its own fees, dates and policies and can change them; check ASU's current page before deciding. Caveat Academic Services offers independent college preparation services and is not affiliated with Arizona State University. Students do all of their own coursework. Each college decides which credits it accepts; Caveat does not promise that credit will transfer.