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Access ASU’s programs and initiatives provide college readiness resources and support to Arizona families, students and schools from kindergarten through high school graduation so students can thrive at the university.

In the age of information overload, learn how to spot misinformation, assess credible sources and claims, explain how the professional news media operate and use media to participate in your community. Sponsored by the Facebook Journalism Project, the ASU News Co/Lab offers this free course on media literacy principles in English and Spanish.

Become an expert on global climate change and receive a digital badge from ASU while you’re at it. In this course, you’ll explore the impact of climate change with climate science dating as far back as the 1800s. You’ll also learn how to calculate your own carbon footprint and safely dispose of waste, as well as discover more ways you can reduce, reuse and recycle to protect the planet.

Move your career forward in this bold, innovative workforce development program addressing the need for more skilled workers in IT, cybersecurity and advanced manufacturing roles for anyone over 17.

Wondering how to respectfully connect with someone of a different race, sexual orientation, religion or cultural background than you? With guidance from versed ASU subject matter experts, this series of videos is designed to help you understand how individual and systemic biases manifest, how to engage in meaningful conversations and how to form positive relationships with others.

Design is described as problem-solving and converting ideas into reality. This video series explores the process and forms of design, incorporating case studies and interviews with successful designers.

Elevate your skills in data analytics and visualization to uncover insights that drive results. Master essential analytics tools and visualization techniques to make data-driven decisions and communicate with impact. This program is designed to help you thrive in today's data-driven world.

Build your own roadmap to financial freedom with monthly tips, tricks and methods to successfully manage your personal finances. This monthly financial education series is hosted by the ASU Alumni Association and brought to you by MidFirst Bank.

Presented by professionals at ASU and Mayo Clinic, this series of health and wellness courses explores topics related to the body, mind and spirit. These include mindfulness, nutrition, sleep, physical fitness and holistic well-being. Learn how to reduce stress, eat healthier, sleep better, exercise more and improve your whole body.

From the producers of the popular Crash Course, this new YouTube series dives into subjects like writing composition, algebra, chemistry and data literacy. Join us weekly to check out new episodes.

Developed by ASU’s Mary Lou Fulton College for Teaching and Learning Innovation, the Community Educator Learning Hub is an award-winning online learning platform designed to help caring adults and teens help children learn. Short, interactive nanocourses break down teaching and learning strategies to help families, tutors, mentors, and other community members help learners in their households, schools and communities.

Textbook replacements, labs, simulations and projects that promote active, personalized learning using exploration-based lessons. Inspark is a global network of educators creating and sharing next-generation courseware.

Whether you are looking for college-level material, want to ensure college readiness for yourself or students or want to take advantage of affordable college credit opportunities with no risk to your GPA, these courses can help you on your journey.

ASU Universal Learner Courses let anyone earn affordable, transferable college credit online — no application or GPA required. With 75+ courses taught by ASU faculty, high school and adult learners can prepare for college, accelerate their education or explore new subjects, all in a low-risk environment.