How to Apply
Online Students
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Complete the steps below to be evaluated for admission to Arizona Online.
Step
1Complete Online Application
A Complete Application Includes
- A completed application form
- Payment of application fee
- Official high school/college transcript(s)
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Undergraduate
To apply for admission, click "Apply Now" to visit the Wildcat Future application portal and log in or create a new account. Select “Other Campus Locations” and choose “Extended Campus Application” from the dropdown to access the application for Arizona Online. After submitting your application, you may return to your Future Wildcat account to check your application status.
Graduate
To complete the admissions application, click "Apply Now" to visit the online portal and create your GradApp account. When completing your application, first choose online campus and then select from degree, certificate, or non-degree seeking to reveal the program of study options and semester choices. Complete each item on the application checklist. After submitting your application, you may return to your GradApp account to check your application status.
Printable
Or, download a printable application or request an application by mail.
Step
2Submit Your Transcript(s)
Official high school transcript or GED test scores
Reach out to your high school counselor or registrar to help you submit your official high school transcript. High school transcript or GED test scores are required if you are:
- under 22 years of age and have not completed a degree from an accredited institution
- over 22 years of age and you have completed less than 12 transferable college credits
Official college transcript(s)
If you completed any college or university course work while in high school, post-high school, or if you are applying for a Arizona Online graduate program or certificate, you will need to submit any/all official college transcripts.
Deadlines and Fees
Don’t forget key deadlines, including application deadlines, tuition, federal financial aid (FAFSA), and scholarship deadlines.