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Admission Requirements at a Glance
Are you under 22 years of age when you apply? The Arizona Board of Regents (ABOR) high school course requirements for admissions are:
- English (4 units/years)
- Math (4 units/years)
- Laboratory sciences (3 units/years)
- Social sciences (2 units/years)
- Second language (2 units/years)
- Either fine arts or career and technical education (1 unit/year)
Application Deadlines
Summer 2017 semester » Apply by April 30, 2017
Fall 2017 semester » Apply by August 1, 2017
Spring 2018 semester » Apply by December 1, 2017
Fall 2018 Application
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July
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2018 FAFSA
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October
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Admission Requirements at a Glance
Are you 21 years of age or younger when you apply?
Requirements include:
- you have 12 or more transferable credits post-high school,
- you have at least a 2.0 recalculated college/university GPA and 2.5 cumulative un-weighted high school GPA,
- and you have fulfilled the course competencies required by the Arizona Board of Regents (ABOR)
Application Deadlines
Summer 2017 semester » Apply by April 30, 2017
Fall 2017 semester » Apply by July 17, 2017
Spring 2018 semester » Apply by November 1, 2017
FAFSA Priority
Apply By
October
1
Admission Requirements at a Glance
The University of Arizona recognizes that educational systems are different across the world. Review the required secondary school certifications, grades, and degrees needed for admission by your home country.
Application Deadlines
Summer 2017 semester » Apply by March 15, 2017
Fall 2017 semester » Apply by June 15, 2017
Spring 2018 semester » Apply by October 15, 2017
International Tuition Award
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April
1
Admission Requirements at a Glance
The coursework competency requirements for undergraduate and graduate UA Online students vary. Visit the UA Online website and dive into your program to determine your admissions requirements.
Application Deadlines
Fall 2016 semester » Apply by August 8, 2016
Spring 2017 semester » Apply by December 19, 2016
Summer 2017 semester » Apply by May 22, 2017
FAFSA Priority
Apply By
October
1
Admission Requirements at a Glance
In addition to the Graduate College minimum requirements such as a recognized undergraduate degree and grade point average, each graduate program at The University of Arizona has its own set of requirements.
Application Deadlines
Graduate application deadlines vary. Check your specific academic program for application deadlines.
FAFSA Priority
Apply By
October
1
Admission Requirements at a Glance
Make sure re-admission is right for you. Then, determine your application deadlines by how you left the University:
Good Standing—Exited UA with a GPA of 2.0 or higher
Probation or Disqualification—Exited UA with a GPA below a 2.0
Application Deadlines
Spring 2018 semester » Apply by November 1, 2017
Summer 2017 semester » Apply by April 30, 2017
Fall 2017 semester » Apply by July 17, 2017
FAFSA Priority
Apply By
October
1
Admission Requirements at a Glance
Students participating in a non-UA sponsored high school program must be at least 16 years old to apply as a non-degree seeking student.
If you are working to fulfill pre-requisites in order to qualify for your graduate program, you should also apply as a non-degree seeking student.
Application Deadlines
Summer 2017 semester » Apply by April 30, 2017
Fall 2017 semester » Apply by July 31, 2017
Spring 2018 semester » Apply by November 1, 2016
The UA Admissions Process
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Beyond employment, are you looking to design your ideal career and life? With more than 100 majors, we have the academics and faculty to help you connect what you are learning with your aspirations to make the world better. Coupled with outstanding tutoring, support, and engagement inside and outside the classroom, you will succeed no matter what your career plans are.