ASU School Of Applied Arts And Sciences
School of Applied Arts and Sciences at Arizona State University focuses theories, creativity, and practical learning to give students the edge in their respective careers. The School of Applied Arts and Sciences was established in 1997 at East Campus, now known as Polytechnic Campus.
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