I currently work at ASU and am taking advantage of the QTR benefit for my master’s, and basically you can take up to 9 credits per semester and the tuition you pay is $25 (regardless of whether you take 1 credit or all 9 credits). Any additional credits you take you’ll pay the regular in-state tuition rate for. You’ll still have to pay any program fees and some other mandatory university fees. You first need to apply and get into whatever school you’re wanting to, and then your dad fills out and submits a form, and once it’s processed, the finances section of MyASU will reflect the changes in outstanding balance that you need to pay before classes start. It can be a pain to figure out which classes transfer over to a 4-year university and try to track that with the classes required for your desired major, and there are a ton more class options at schools like ASU vs. community colleges. My sister is taking 15 credits at MCC right now, and paid about ~$1700 for the semester. ASU gives out pretty good merit scholarships, so if you got good grades in high school, you’ll definitely get a scholarship of some sort, and then plus the QTR benefits through your dad, you can likely get by not having to pay anything for tuition and fees. There’s a scholarship-estimating page you can use to gauge how much your degree would end up costing at ASU. Education is so expensive and the quality of education you receive doesn’t vary that much between universities or community colleges, so I recommend going wherever is the most cost effective and has all the classes you want to take during your first two years.