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YOU’RE NOT LIKE OTHER COLLEGE STUDENTS You understand independent work, relationships with faculty, how to push yourself and how to accomplish your academic goals. You’ve taken yourself this far — see how much farther you can go with the University of Arizona. We’re a school of believers, difference makers and leaders. We challenge our students to think beyond their own expectations and raise bigger, better questions. This is where you will work towards finding better answers for today’s most pressing challenges. Quality academics, a beautiful campus, legendary school spirit and world-renowned faculty. It’s all here.
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DEGREE SEARCH If you’re still on the fence about your major, we make it easy for you to find your fit. UA Degree Search helps students explore and compare majors side by side. You can also search for majors by college, math or second language requirements, personal interests and more. >> go.arizona.edu/transfer-degree
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COLLEGES + DEGREES OFFERED COLLEGE OF AGRICULTURE + LIFE SCIENCES You want to make the world a better place, and the College of Agriculture and Life Sciences is here to support your aspirations. Here, you will apply science to solve problems in diverse fields such as animal and human health, retailing and industry, helping professions, food production and preparation and sustainability. Agribusiness Economics
and Management (BS) Agricultural and Biosystems
Engineering (MS, Ph.D.) Agricultural and
Resource Economics (MS) Agricultural Education (MS, MAE) Agricultural Technology
Management and Education (BS)
Family Studies and Human
Development (BS) Food Safety (BS) Microbiology (BS, MS, Ph.D.) Natural Resources (BS, MS, Ph.D.) Nutritional Sciences (BS, MS, Ph.D.) Plant Pathology (MS, Ph.D.) Plant Science (MS, Ph.D.)
Animal and Biomedical Industries (BS, MS)
Plant Sciences (BS)
Animal Sciences (BS, MS, Ph.D.)
Retailing and Consumer Sciences (BS)
Biosystems Engineering (BS)
Soil, Water and Environmental
Environmental and Water
Resource Economics (BS)
Science (MS, Ph.D.) Sustainable Plant Systems (BS)
Environmental Science (BS)
Veterinary Science (BS)
Family and Consumer
Water, Society and Policy (MS)
Sciences (MS, Ph.D.)
COLLEGE OF ARCHITECTURE, PLANNING + LANDSCAPE ARCHITECTURE Want to design better buildings, landscapes and cities while leading society to a more sustainable future? Consider a degree in architecture, landscape architecture, planning, sustainable built environments or real estate development and pave the way for a better future. Architecture (BArch, MArch, MS)
Planning (MS)
Heritage Conservation (GC)
Real Estate Development (MRED)
Landscape Architecture (MLA)
Sustainable Built Environments (BSSBE)
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COLLEGE OF EDUCATION If you want to help others, promote social change and make a difference, the College of Education stands ready to make it possible. Beyond preparing to become a teacher, you may also aid those with disabilities, assist people who are hearing impaired or educate people of all ages by working in nonprofit, government or private agencies. Counseling (MA) Early Childhood Education (BAE) Educational Leadership (EdS, EdD, MEd) Educational Leadership and Policy (Ph.D.) Educational Psychology (MA, Ph.D.) Elementary Education (BAE) Higher Education (MA, Ph.D.) Language, Reading and Culture (EdD, EdS, MA, Ph.D.) Literacy, Learning and Leadership (BS) Rehabilitation (Ph.D.) School Psychology (EdS, Ph.D.) Special Education (MA, Ph.D.) Special Education and Rehabilitation (BSE) Teaching and Teacher Education (MA, MEd, Ph.D.)
ELLER COLLEGE OF MANAGEMENT Home to some of the nation’s most reputable undergraduate and graduate programs, this is where tomorrow’s greatest business leaders hone their skills. Top-ranked majors like Management Information Systems and Entrepreneurship prepare future business innovators. Engaging courses and real-world projects prepare students in all the Eller business majors to lead teams, successfully implement innovative strategies and secure highly desired careers. Accounting (BSBA, MAc, MS, Ph.D.) Business Administration (BSBA, MBA) Business Economics (BSBA) Business Management (BSBA) Cybersecurity (MS) Economics (MA, Ph.D.) Entrepreneurship (BSBA) Finance (BSBA, MS, Ph.D.) Management (MS, Ph.D.) Management Information Systems (BSBA, MS, Ph.D.) Marketing (BSBA, MS, Ph.D.) Operations Management (BSBA)
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ARTEEN | VICE PRESIDENT, VENTURE CAPITAL AT FIKA VENTURES | ’13 ELLER COLLEGE OF MANAGEMENT “ There’s truly something for everybody. Once you identify the things you care about, which for me was entrepreneurship, the world is really your oyster at the UA.”
COLLEGE OF ENGINEERING Build a skyscraper, advance solar power, design a spacecraft or develop a new way to detect cancer. However you seek to change the world, the College of Engineering offers countless opportunities to design innovative, life-changing solutions. The college offers 15 undergraduate majors — and a wealth of involvement opportunities both in and outside of the classroom — that give you the chance to discover, develop and explore your interests and ideas. Aerospace Engineering (BS, MS, Ph.D.)
Environmental Engineering (BS, MS, Ph.D.)
Agricultural and Biosystems Engineering (MS, Ph.D.)
Industrial Engineering (BS, MS)
Architectural Engineering (BS)
Innovation, Sustainability, and Entrepreneurship (MEng)
Biomedical Engineering (BS)
Materials Science and Engineering (BSMSE, MS, Ph.D.)
Biosystems Engineering (BS)
Mechanical Engineering (BS, MS, Ph.D.)
Chemical Engineering (BS, MS, Ph.D.)
Mining Engineering (BS)
Civil Engineering (BS)
Mining, Geological, and Geophysical
Civil Engineering and Engineering
Mechanics (MS, MEng, Ph.D.)
Engineering (MS, MEng, Ph.D.) Optical Sciences and Engineering (BS)
Electrical and Computer Engineering (BS, MS, Ph.D.)
Systems and Industrial Engineering (Ph.D.)
Engineering Management (BS, MS)
Systems Engineering (BS, MS)
COLLEGE OF FINE ARTS As artists, designers, educators and scholars of the arts, the College of Fine Arts is committed to the continued expansion of our knowledge, talent and skills. Our goal is to integrate new art forms and innovative technologies with strong foundations and traditional studies. The blending of cutting-edge innovation and conservatory-style training, underpinned by academic rigor, prepares students in all disciplines for successful careers in the arts. Art (MFA)
Musical Theatre (BFA)
Art and Visual Culture Education (BFA, MA)
Performance (BMu)
Art History (BA, MA)
Studio Art (BA, BFA)
Art History and Education (Ph.D.)
Theatre Arts (BA, MFA)
Dance (BFA, MFA)
Theatre Production (BFA)
Film and Television (BA, BFA) Music (BA, MM, DMA, Ph.D.) Music Education (BMu)
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JEN | CORPORATE COMMUNICATIONS MANAGER AT JETBLUE AIRWAYS | ’08 AND ’11 COLLEGE OF SCIENCE AND JAMES E. ROGERS COLLEGE OF LAW “ The UA helped me become real-world ready by teaching me to be fearless — to chase my dreams and put myself out there.”
COLLEGE OF HUMANITIES Students studying humanities train to solve the grand challenges of the new global economy. You’ll learn how to face and adapt to the unfamiliar, communicate with people from diverse backgrounds, think critically and negotiate difficult tasks with creativity and an acute sense of initiative. Our students engage with local and international communities and secure employment in all industries after graduation. Africana Studies (BA)
Russian (BA, MA)
Classics (BA, MA)
Second Language Learning and
East Asian Studies (BA, MA, Ph.D.) French (BA, MA) German Studies (BA, MA) Italian (BA)
Educational Technology (MA) Spanish (BA, MA, Ph.D.) Transcultural German Studies (Ph.D.) World Literature (BA)
Religious Studies (BA)
JAMES E. ROGERS COLLEGE OF LAW A law degree opens paths to international business, human rights, development, public policy and more. With access to outstanding faculty and extensive hands-on experience, you will learn how to analyze complex issues and solve problems. Indigenous Governance (MPS)
Law (BA, JD, LLM)
Indigenous Peoples Law and Policy (LLM, SJD)
Legal Studies (MLS)
International Economic Law and Policy (LLM, SJD)
COLLEGES OF LETTERS, ARTS + SCIENCE The UA Colleges of Letters, Arts and Science offer a combination of advising, degree exploration and professional preparation built around your academic ambitions. As a hub that connects students with multiple parts of the University, CLAS allows you to explore majors that span a number of disciplines. General Studies (BGS)
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Global Studies (BA)
COLLEGE OF MEDICINE The Physiology Undergraduate Program in the Department of Physiology in the College of Medicine includes courses in basic biological and physical sciences, human anatomy and a wide selection of physiology topics, as well as research. Following their completion of the Bachelor of Science in Health Sciences degree, most physiology students continue their studies in graduate school or professional school preparing for a career in health care or human biology-related areas in education or industry. Cellular and Molecular
Medicine (MS, Ph.D.) Clinical Translation Science (MS, Ph.D.)
Medical Pharmacology (MS, Ph.D.) Medicine (MD) Physiology (BSHS)
Immunobiology (MS, Ph.D.)
COLLEGE OF NURSING If helping people live their best lives is your passion, consider earning your degree from the College of Nursing. From clinical simulations to real life practice, our 100% Engagement approach will prepare you to become a remarkable health care leader. Nursing (BSN, MS, DNP, Ph.D.)
COLLEGE OF OPTICAL SCIENCES As a premier educational and research institution specializing in optics and photonics (the scientific studies of light), the College of Optical Sciences focuses on educating students with a broad foundation in all areas of optics. Our graduates become professors, scientists, engineers and entrepreneurs. Optical Sciences (MS, Ph.D.)
Photonic Communications
Engineering (MS)
Optical Sciences and Engineering (BS)
MEL + ENID ZUCKERMAN COLLEGE OF PUBLIC HEALTH The UA is home to the state’s first and only accredited college of public health. A unique and engaging avenue into the health sciences, public health covers a range of topics — from health promotion and disease prevention to health disparities and community education — through a proactive, population-based approach. Biostatistics (MS, Ph.D.) Environmental Health
Sciences (MS, Ph.D.)
Health Behavior Health
Promotion (MSPH, Ph.D.) Public Health (BS, MPH, DrPH)
Epidemiology (MS, Ph.D.)
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DAVID | ADVOCACY AND OUTREACH SPECIALIST AT ST. MARY’S FOOD BANK ALLIANCE | ’09 COLLEGE OF EDUCATION AND COLLEGE OF SOCIAL AND BEHAVIORAL SCIENCES “ My experiences at the UA helped me by opening doors that were previously unimaginable to a first-generation college student. From the moment I stepped foot on campus, my professors and mentors showed me what it means to be part of the Wildcat family.”
For more alumni stories, visit >> dreamjob.arizona.edu
COLLEGE OF SCIENCE The College of Science is one of the largest colleges at the UA and a nexus of award-winning programs. Our academic departments, schools and research units span multiple scientific disciplines: physical and space sciences, mathematical and computational sciences, earth sciences, neural, cognitive and behavior sciences and life sciences. Our college offers unparalleled opportunities to learn by actively participating in groundbreaking research led by globally prominent faculty. We pride ourselves on our high level of student education and involvement in community engagement and extensive outreach. Astronomy (BS, MS, Ph.D.) Atmospheric Sciences (MS, Ph.D.)
Hydrology (MS, Ph.D.)
Audiology (AuD)
Hydrometeorology (MS, Ph.D.)
Biochemistry (BA, BS, MS, Ph.D.)
Mathematics (BA, BS, MA, MS, Ph.D.)
Biochemistry and Molecular and Cellular Biology (MS, Ph.D.)
Medical Physics (PSM)
Bioinformatics (BS)
Middle School Mathematics (MA)
Biology (BS)
Molecular and Cellular Biology (BS, MS, Ph.D.)
Chemistry (BA, BS, MA, MS, Ph.D.)
Neuroscience and Cognitive Science (BS)
Computer Science (BA, BS, MS, Ph.D.)
Physics (BA, BS, MS, Ph.D.)
Ecology and Evolutionary Biology (BA, BS, MS, Ph.D.)
Planetary Sciences (MS, Ph.D.)
Economic Geology (PSM)
Psychology (BA, MA, Ph.D.)
Environmental Hydrology and Water Resources (BS)
Psychological Science (BS)
Geosciences (BS, MS, Ph.D.)
Speech, Language and Hearing Sciences (BS, MS, Ph.D.)
COLLEGE OF SOCIAL + BEHAVIORAL SCIENCES Are you fascinated by the human experience? In the College of Social and Behavioral Sciences, you will explore how our social interactions, culture, values and belief systems shape the world around us. We prepare students for productive and meaningful lives after graduation. American Indian Studies
(BA, MA, Ph.D.) Anthropology (BA, BS, MA, Ph.D.) Anthropology and Linguistics (MA, Ph.D.) Arabic (BA)
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Care, Health and Society (BS) Communication (BA, MA, Ph.D.) Creative Writing (BA, MFA) Criminal Justice Studies (BS)
Development Practice (MDP)
Journalism (BA, MA)
Economics (BA)
Judaic Studies (BA)
English (BA, MA, Ph.D.)
Latin American Studies (BA, MA)
English as a Second Language (MA)
Law (BA)
Environmental Studies (BA)
Library and Information Science (MA)
Gender and Women’s Studies (BA, MA, Ph.D.)
Linguistics (BA, MA, Ph.D.)
Geographic Information Systems Technology (BS, MS)
Mexican American Studies (BA, MS, Ph.D.)
Geography (BA, BS, MA, Ph.D.)
Middle Eastern and North African Studies (BA, MA, Ph.D.)
Government and Public Policy (MA, Ph.D.)
Persian and Iranian Studies (MA, Ph.D.)
History (BA, MA, Ph.D.)
Philosophy (BA, MA, Ph.D.)
Human Language Technology (MS)
Philosophy, Politics, Economics and Law (BA)
Human Rights (MA — beginning spring ’18)
Political Science (BA)
Information (MS, Ph.D.)
Public Administration (MPA)
Information Science and Arts (BA)
Public Management and Policy (BS, MPP)
Information Science and eSociety (BA)
Rhetoric, Composition and the Teaching of English (MA, Ph.D.)
Information Science and Technology (BS)
Sociology (BA, MA, Ph.D.)
International Security (MA)
Urban and Regional Development (BS)
COLLEGE OF PHARMACY With challenging and relevant training, future pharmacists will get an outstanding professional education that will help them expand pharmaceutical knowledge, optimize health and improve the quality of life in their communities. Pharmacy (PharmD)
Pharmacology and Toxicology (MS, Ph.D.)
Pharmaceutical Sciences (MS, Ph.D.)
UA SOUTH UA South provides affordable and accessible opportunities to earn a UA degree throughout Southern Arizona. It also offers a variety of continuing education programs designed to meet workforce needs. Applied Science (BAS)
Administration of Justice, Cyber Operations, Early Childhood Education, Human Services, Informatics, Intelligence Studies, Meteorology, Network Administration, Organizational Leadership, Regional Commerce
Commerce (BS) Elementary Education (BS) Government and Public Service (BA)
GRADUATE COLLEGE The UA offers more than 100 doctorate programs, 140 master’s programs and 80 research and training centers and institutes, including over 15 officially designated graduate interdisciplinary programs. Graduate certificate programs are also available, providing an opportunity to enhance your studies and professional training. Many of our programs are top-ranked in the country, enabling you to work with leading researchers in your chosen field. Explore Graduate College opportunities at >> grad.arizona.edu/programs.
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FINANCIAL PEACE OF MIND GUARANTEED TUITION PLAN You’ve got a lot on your plate, and we know it. With our Guaranteed Tuition Plan, you earn your degree with peace of mind because your tuition rate and mandatory fees won’t change for eight consecutive semesters. It’s our way of helping you and your family budget so you can focus on what’s really important — getting an exceptional education. Learn more about the many options UA transfer students have to fund their education. >> bursar.arizona.edu/students/fees/gtp
OFFICE OF SCHOLARSHIPS & FINANCIAL AID The Office of Scholarships & Financial Aid determines your financial aid award by reviewing your Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA) — so fill it out early! The FAFSA opens October 1, 2017, and should be completed by the UA’s priority filing date of March 1, 2018. Be sure to use the UA’s school code listed below so that we receive your information. UA SCHOOL CODE: 001083 >> fafsa.ed.gov
CHECK OUT OUR TRANSFER NET PRICE CALCULATOR Tuition, books and living expenses — there’s a lot that goes into paying for college. Want to get a better idea of how much you should plan to spend to attend the UA? Get an estimated cost of attendance by using our online Transfer Net Price Calculator. >> go.arizona.edu/transfer-calculator
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VISIT US
WE WANT TO CONNECT WITH YOU We have many opportunities for you to meet with members of our Transfer Admissions team at a variety of events on our campus in Tucson and throughout Arizona. Whether you want to see our beautiful campus and learn more about our traditions and resources for transfer students, or just want assistance with the admissions process, we have an event for you! >> go.arizona.edu/transfer-visit
TRANSFER ROUND-UP TOURS Get a peek at what life on campus is really like as a transfer student. Learn all about the UA with insider tips, like the best study spots and where to grab the perfect cup of coffee, and get answers to your questions about the admissions process. >> admissions.arizona.edu/visit/campus-tours/student-tours
VIRTUAL TOUR You can experience the UA without leaving home. Take a virtual tour to get a glimpse of our beautiful campus, learn about our unique history and become familiar with our world-class academic offerings. >> bit.ly/ua-virtualtour
PLAN A VISIT TO TUCSON You will fall in love with the rich culture, sunny weather and college-town atmosphere of Tucson. Explore the breathtaking desert landscapes, peruse the one-of-a-kind museums and art galleries, and dine at some of the country’s best eateries. There is so much to do and see within a few minutes from campus. >> visittucson.org
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TRANSFER STUDENT CENTER The Transfer Student Center is a welcoming place designed to help transfer students make their transition to the UA easy. You’ll discover academic programming and resources while connecting with other transfer students and Faculty Fellows — professors dedicated to advocating for transfer students. >> transfer.arizona.edu
VETS CENTER Veterans Education and Transition Services (VETS) provides tools and assistance to help student-veterans achieve academic success. VETS is run by veterans, for veterans, who foster camaraderie and engagement while maintaining a dynamic program designed to meet the needs of the student-veteran community at the UA. >> vets.arizona.edu
LIVING ON CAMPUS Living in the on-campus residence halls is a once in a lifetime, phenomenal experience. With 23 halls to choose from, it’s easy to find your new home away from home. We have set aside specific Transfer Communities, just for students like you. These designated wings are specifically for transfer and returning students to live, socialize and study. And if you’re planning to live close to campus, Off-Campus Housing has the resources to help you find the perfect place. >> housing.arizona.edu
>> offcampus.arizona.edu
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COMMIT TO BEING A WILDCAT Trust us, you won’t regret it. The time you spend earning a world-class education at the UA will be some of the best years of your life. So what are you waiting for? Apply today! >> go.arizona.edu/applytoday
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APPLY NOW A COMPLETE APPLICATION INCLUDES:
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SUBMITTED APPLICATION AT go.arizona.edu/ applytoday
OFFICIAL COPIES OF ALL COLLEGE TRANSCRIPTS
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APPLICATION FEE $50 Arizona resident $80 non-resident
OFFICIAL HIGH SCHOOL TRANSCRIPT (waived if you are 22 years of age or older)
APPLICANTS UNDER AGE 22 Have you completed the course competency requirements at a regionally accredited high school or through your college course work? Listed below are the high school or college courses that fulfill the course competency requirements. 4
4 years English or one 3-credit English course
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4 years mathematics or one 3-credit course at college algebra level or higher
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3 years lab science or three 4-credit lab science courses
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2 years of the same 2nd language or one year of study in the same language
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2 years social studies (1 year of American history) or one 3-credit American history course and one 3-credit social science course
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1 year fine arts or CTE course or one 3-credit fine arts or CTE course
Visit >> admissions.arizona.edu/how-to-apply/abor-course-competencies for additional details on the course competency requirements.
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TRANSFER UNITS REQUIRED FOR ADMISSION You will be considered for transfer admission if you meet the following criteria at the time of application: 4
2 4 or more transferable college semester credits post-high school
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2.0 overall college/university GPA
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F ulfilled the course competencies required by the Arizona Board of Regents (waived if you are 22 years of age or older)
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1 2–23 transferable post-high school college semester credits completed or in progress
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2.0 overall college/university GPA
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2 .0 cumulative unweighted high school GPA (waived if you are 22 years of age or older)
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F ulfilled the course competencies required by the Arizona Board of Regents (waived if you are 22 years of age or older)
Check out the Transfer Credit Guide >> registrar.arizona.edu/academics/transfer-credit-guide and Arizona In-State Course Equivalency Guide >> admissions.arizona.edu/how-to-apply/transfer/arizona-course-equivalency
HONORS ADMISSION REQUIREMENTS As a member of the UA Honors College, you will be part of a select group of students on a diverse campus filled with opportunities. For more than 50 years, we have admitted the best and brightest from all over the world. Here you will receive an interdisciplinary education that provides exceptional preparation for your future. You will be admitted as an Honors transfer student if you check the Honors interest box on the UA application and meet one of the following criteria: 4
O verall transfer GPA of 3.75 (3.5 if transferring from Arizona State University or Northern Arizona University)
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M ember of Phi Theta Kappa (must appear on your official transcript)
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Member of All-Arizona Academic Team
Visit >> admissions.arizona.edu/transfer/admissions-requirements to see the full list of requirements for UA transfer admission.
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