Are you ready to be a Wildcat?
We’re ready to serve you.
Thank you for your dedication and service to our country. We make it easy for all of our active military members, veterans, and dependents to transition to the University of Arizona environment and feel like a Wildcat on day one.
For military transfer students, please follow the detailed steps below.
If you are a first-year or graduate student, please review the main “How to Apply” first-year and graduate pages, as the application steps are the same. However, please have your documentation on-hand to verify your military status. This is required when you apply.
For VA and Military Benefits and Assistance information, please visit “Military Aid”.
Use the Transfer Credit Guide to see how courses from other institutions transfer to the University of Arizona.
Review instructions on how to use the Transfer Credit Guide for military credit HERE and contact the Office of Transfer Credit & Articulation for more information
In addition, up to 30 documented credits from your military transcripts are transferable to the University of Arizona. These will be counted when you send your transcripts to the University of Arizona Registrar (see Step 4).
The University of Arizona's Veterans Education & Transition Services Office provides detailed information and guidelines regarding the transfer process, the UA’s academic policies, and much more.
The University of Arizona is committed to adhering to and promoting Principles of Excellence when serving active duty service members, veterans, spouses, and other family members.
All military students may submit a complaint to the VA if you feel that the University of Arizona is failing to follow the Principles of Excellence as defined by President Obama's Executive Order 13607 signed on April 27, 2012.
The University of Arizona is committed to providing support, resources, and information that meet our veteran, military, and dependent student needs. Visit the Military Aid page to learn more.
Note: Before you apply for tuition assistance, go to your education center on base to ensure the University of Arizona is approved as a school.
The University of Arizona requires that you verify your residency status to qualify for in-state tuition rates. For Verification of Lawful Presence (VLP: Prop 300), we ask that you visit the University of Arizona Office of the Registrar to determine your residency status before you apply.
Before you apply, have the following documents on-hand:
Ready to apply? Complete the application form through the online portal. Then, create or log in to your UA Future account to track your application status.
Before you begin your application through the University of Arizona Graduate College, begin with setting up your GradApp Graduate Admissions account. This is where you will complete your application, submit your PDF transcript(s) and pay the application fee.
After you complete your application form, request copies of transcripts from ALL colleges and universities attended, including military institutions and joint services transcripts (JST). If you are under 22 years of age when you apply, please also request and have transcripts mailed to the address below.
Office of Admissions
The University of Arizona
PO Box 210073
Tucson, AZ 85721-0073
Registration & Transcripts
The University of Arizona
Administration Building, Room 210
PO Box 210066
Tucson, AZ 85721-0066
Email: REG-transcripts@email.arizona.edu
Email: REG-transcripts@email.arizona.edu
Upload your unofficial PDF undergraduate transcript(s) through your GradApp account. Please note, some departments require official transcripts be sent to them directly for review.
