The College of Liberal Arts and Sciences offers many opportunities for you to:

• Engage with other students and faculty.
• Discover relationships between what you learn in the classroom and what goes on in the "real world."
• Connect your coursework with your career aspirations. 

Research
Supervised research is a vitally important part of education here at ASU, and students in the College of Liberal Arts and Sciences are involved in a great variety of different projects. There are numerous Undergraduate Research Scholarships available to students who are interested in doing research with ASU faculty. The college also hosts an annual research symposium to recognize the contributions our students make to the advancement of knowledge.  Students from across the college, from the humanities, the social sciences, the natural sciences and mathematics display posters of their research projects.

Study Abroad
One of the richest and most memorable experiences that students can have while in college is to study abroad. Students can take a full year or a single semester at a university almost anywhere in the world, or can accompany ASU faculty on one of the Summer Study Abroad programs. Either way, students can earn ASU credits toward their degree. Visit the Study Abroad website for more information.

Clubs and Organizations
Whatever your talents and interests, you'll find an opportunity at ASU to get involved and make your ASU experience the best it can be.

College Ambassadors
A student-based advisory committee to the College of Liberal Arts and Sciences administration. The ambassadors take a hands-on approach to making a better college. 

College Council
The council actively engages students in university affairs, activities and events relating to the college. The council is funded through Undergraduate Student Government, and is directly represented by four senators serving the college.

The PEER Project
The PEER Project is a college-wide initiative of students helping students. The goal is simple: student success – one day at a time, one assignment at a time, one class at a time, one semester at a time.