About Angelo State University

Ranked by The Princeton Review as one of the nation’s “Best Colleges” every year since 2010, ASU offers over 100 majors and concentrations through our six colleges:

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Welcome from the President

ASU Fast Facts

Founded: 1928
President: Ronnie D. Hawkins Jr., Class of ’77
Affiliation: Texas Tech University System
Location: San Angelo
Colors: Blue and Gold
Mascot: Rams and Rambelles
Students: 11,542
Faculty: 426

The original buildings at Angelo State University were surrounded by undeveloped land.

From a junior college to a four-year institution, Angelo State’s roots run deep in the city of San Angelo.

cheerleaders hold up the ram hand gesture during outdoor football game

At Angelo State, we’re loud and Ram Fam proud.

University Seal

Each member of the Ram Family is part of our journey as we continue to build a values-based culture at Angelo State.

Academic Programs

49 undergraduate degrees, 30 master’s degrees and four doctoral degrees
19:1 Student-to-faculty ratio
Award-winning faculty

Find out more about our academic programs

Student Life

Over 100 registered student organizations
29 intramural and club sports teams
Residence halls ranked statewide

Athletics

15 NCAA Division II athletic teams
Lone Star Conference member

For more on ASU athletics, visit angelosports.com.

Points of Pride

A group of students smile and laugh as they walk on a long sidewalk on their first day of school

Hispanic Serving Institution

ASU has been designated a Hispanic Serving Institution (HSI) by the U.S. Department of Education since 2010. Resulting federal HSI grants have totaled more than $8 million for ASU.

Angelo State's Colleges of Distinction Badge for 2024-2025

College of Distinction

ASU has been designated a national “College of Distinction” by the Colleges of Distinction college guide for implementing best practices in higher education and demonstrating excellence in the “Four Distinctions” – Engaged Students, Great Teaching, Vibrant Community and Successful Outcomes.

Members of ROTC stand in a row looking ahead while holding rifles and flags.

Military Friendly

ASU has been designated a “Military Friendly School” by G.I. Jobs magazine every year since 2010.

An ASU graduate cheering during the Archer College of Health and Human Services graduation

ASU Distinguished Scholarship

The ASU Distinguished Scholarship Program is funded by one of the largest endowments at a U.S. regional university. It provides scholarships for one in every three ASU students and has awarded more than $87 million to students since its inception in 1981.