<p>Just a side note, ASU’s b-school isn’t an ********* that just about anyone with a pulse can get into. Coming from California, I saw many marginal, but rather wealthy, students, for whom the UCs (except Merced and Riverside) were impossible dreams choose ASU. I spoke with two and both applied to its business school but were accepted as undeclared majors in whatever ASU’s B-school is.</p>
<p>Also OP, are you really concerned about whether you, as a freshman, will be able to party at ASU? I know literally nothing about the party scene on campus, but my guess is, based on its reputation and inclusion into the Princeton Review’s top party schools list, if you want to party, you can party. If you can’t find a party at ASU, you won’t be able to find a party at any school.</p>