Arizona State University - ASU Colleges at Lake Havasu City Reviews

"The school is on the smaller side, which is nice for one on one help from professors as well as a close knit college community. It is a bit on the crazy side around spring break (they even give you a guide on how to stay safe since Lake Havasu City is a pretty big party city), but the rest of the time I always felt safe. The professors were helpful and well educated and it was fun to be able to explore their specific specialties with them in a way that wouldn't be feasible on a larger campus"

"Arizona State University provided me a great online education. My professors were extremely helpful and genuinely wanted to see me succeed. The online format allowed me to work full-time while being enrolled as a full-time student, which made ASU even more affordable than it already was."

"Arizona State University is… okay. Not amazing, not awful—just a mixed experience overall. The campus is big and lively, and there’s always something happening, which can be great if you like a busy environment. Some professors are genuinely passionate and helpful, but others feel checked out, making certain classes feel a bit hit-or-miss.The resources available—like tutoring centers, student services, and advising—exist, but the quality can vary depending on who you get. Sometimes things run smoothly; other times, it feels like you’re getting bounced around without clear answers. It’s not terrible, but it can definitely get frustrating.Socially, ASU has a strong community vibe, but it can be overwhelming if you’re looking for something more low-key. Parking and fees are another downside—expensive and not always convenient.Overall, ASU is a decent choice if you want a large university with lots of opportunities, but be prepared for inconsistencies. It’s not the best experience ever, but it’s not the worst either—just… okay.Read Less"

"ASU "claims" to be an online school "for working adults" but it is not. As a "working adult" you are required to do the school work like a "100% student-only" - with no job, bills, commute, etc. That is fine if they just say it is 'college' but it's a money grab for adult students since the instructors could care less if you have adult responsibilities like a fulltime job, rent, and other bills to pay. I definitely do not recommend this school if you work a fulltime job. It is ok for student-only people.Read Less"

"ASU@Lake Havasu is great for students who may not be comfortable in the large classroom settings. Being a smaller university campus (150 [give or take] students) allows each student to actually get to know their professor. With that being said, it is like receiving a degree from a private school, but at the cost of a public school."