Hey, same! Although I'd been out of school for a few years when I applied to ASU. But still, there's nothing to lose by applying. In my case, my GPA wasn't high enough for admission and I was given the chance to submit a personal statement. I wrote a one-page letter explaining my situation and then got accepted. If you aren't accepted, you get sent to Pathway to Admission, where you take online classes on a platform called edX, still earning credits with 100% tuition coverage, and then you're transferred into ASU once your GPA is high enough. If you call and talk to an admissions advisor at ASU, they can give you more info. You can talk to someone at your current school too but your GPA shouldn't matter if you're transferring out, the only reason they'll stop you is if you owe them money.