Arizona Resident. Attended an Out-of-State School

Admission Requirements

Arizona residents under age 22 may be admitted with both of the following:

Cumulative recalculated resident GPA of 2.0 (on a 4.0 scale) in a minimum of 24 transferable semester credits completed at time of application
No more than one course work deficiency in two subject competency areas satisfied with high school and/or college work and not in both math and lab science

Arizona residents aged 22 or older may be admitted with the following:

Cumulative recalculated resident GPA of 2.0 (on a 4.0 scale) in a minimum of 24 transferable semester credits completed at time of application

Arizona residents will be admitted with one of the following:

Successful completion of the Arizona General Education Curriculum, AGEC, and a minimum cumulative GPA established by the Arizona Board of Regents
An associate or higher degree from a regionally accredited institution of higher education and a minimum GPA of 2.0 (on a 4.0 scale)

High School Competency Requirements (For students age 22 or younger)
Subject areas	Arizona Board of Regents' requirements	ACT scores	SAT scores	College course work to make up deficiencies
English Composition Literature 4 units/years composition or literature	English I English II English III English IV	English sub score of 21 or above	SAT Reasoning Test: critical reading score of 530 or above	One 3-credit English course
Mathematics 4 units/years	Algebra I Geometry Algebra II Advanced Math for which Algebra II is a prerequisite	Math sub score of 24 or above	SAT Reasoning Test: math score of 540 or above	One 3-credit course at the college algebra level or higher
Laboratory Science 3 units/years	one unit from any three of the following: biology, chemistry, physics, earth science, integrated lab science (may include advanced study in one area)	Natural science sub score of 20 or above	SAT Subject Test scores: chemistry—600 or above; biology—590 or above; physics—620 or above	Three 4-credit lab science courses (only two may be in the same field)
Social Science 2 units/years	One unit of American history; one additional unit from: European/world history, economics, sociology, geography, government, psychology, anthropology	Equivalent not available	SAT Subject Test scores: American history/social studies: 560 or above; European world culture: 580 or above	One 3-credit American history course and/or one 3-credit social science course
Second language 2 units/years	Two units of the same language	Attain a minimum score on a national standardized language test,such as AP, CLEP Subject Examination, or SAT Subject Test; or earn certified placement into third college-level semester of higher based on an exam given by an accredited institution of higher education; or other forms of verification are available, please call 520.621.3237		One year of study in the same language; includes American Sign Language
Fine Arts 1 unit/year	One unit of fine arts or any combination of two semesters of high school fine arts	NA	NA	One 3-credit fine arts class

Applicants must present an unweighted overall grade point average of 2.0 (A = 4.0) in each academic subject area and may not have deficiencies in both math and science.

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