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Financial and Registration Information

The Bursar’s Office

www.bursar.arizona.edu (520) 621-3232

 

The Bursar’s Office receives your payments for tuition, registration and miscellaneous campus charges, and delivers refunds and financial aid proceeds. The Bursar’s Office will send account information for the fall and spring semesters in July and December, respectively.

Go to www.bursar.arizona.edu for information on:

  • How to spread your tuition out over three payments per semester.
  • Tuition rates and due dates.
  • Account summary dates.

 

Office of Student Financial Aid

financialaid.arizona.edu (520) 621-1858 askaid@arizona.edu

Truly a friend in need for every UA student, the Office of Student Financial Aid is your source for financial solutions that include scholarships, grants, loans and work-study employment. The web site, financialaid.arizona.edu, is where you’ll find all your financial aid options and get guidance on how to apply.

Starting in February: Notification letters will be mailed to students who have been awarded scholarships and/or federal student aid.

 

Residency Classification Rules

 

registrar.arizona.edu/residency (520) 621-3636

To qualify for the resident-status tuition rate, you must verify that your home has been in Arizona for at least one full year. There are exceptions. Go to registrar.arizona.edu/residency/residenc.htm for extensive information.

 

Proposition 300

registrar.arizona.edu/residency/prop300 (520) 621-3113

Proposition 300, approved by Arizona voters in 2006, states that university students who are not U.S. citizens or permanent residents, or who do not have lawful immigration status, are not eligible to pay in-state tuition rates or receive financial aid that is funded or subsidized by the state. Go to the Web site above to determine whether you need to verify your U.S. citizenship.

Student Link and WebReg

UA student studying

studentlink.arizona.edu

Student Link gives you password-protected access to your own financial and academic information from any Internet-connected computer. WebReg, which is part of Student Link, lets you register for, drop and add classes online. Because using this system is important for all students, we’ve made it easy to learn.

Be sure to go to askus.arizona.edu/orientation/introduction.htm for a short slide show that will acquaint you with it.