Community College to University Transfer in Phoenix, Tucson, Flagstaff, Prescott, Yuma, Arizona
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University of Arizona
About the University of Arizona
At University of Arizona—located in Tucson, Arizona--students choose from more than 300 undergraduate and graduate degrees through 20 colleges and 11 schools. From the physical and life sciences to social sciences to business management to engineering and optics, UA programs and people are among the best in the country. The rich diversity of our student population, and plethora of leadership and involvement opportunities will enrich your experience beyond the classroom in terms of developing lasting friendships, expanding your professional and academic networks and skills, and achieving the educational outcomes that employers seek.
Transferring to the UA
Congratulations! You are planning to take the next step toward your academic goals—the completion of a four-year degree at a preeminent, research extensive, and student-centered institution. We embrace the commitment, experience, and diversity that transfer students bring to the UA campus and anticipate your arrival with great enthusiasm. Several options are introduced below, and we encourage you to explore them AND make contact with an advisor at the University of Arizona as early as possible to discuss your transfer plans. Even if you are still in high school it is not too early to speak with an advisor. Please go to the following website for more information about advisors: advising.arizona.edu
There are many paths toward a four-year degree as an in-state transfer student which are highlighted below. Work with your high school counselor (if applicable), community college counselor, and university advisor to map out your customized path toward a bachelor’s degree at the University of Arizona. We look forward to your arrival at Wildcat Country!
For more information about transferring to the University of Arizona, please visit admissions.arizona.edu/transfer.
At University of Arizona—located in Tucson, Arizona--students choose from more than 300 undergraduate and graduate degrees through 20 colleges and 11 schools. From the physical and life sciences to social sciences to business management to engineering and optics, UA programs and people are among the best in the country. The rich diversity of our student population, and plethora of leadership and involvement opportunities will enrich your experience beyond the classroom in terms of developing lasting friendships, expanding your professional and academic networks and skills, and achieving the educational outcomes that employers seek.
Transferring to the UA
Congratulations! You are planning to take the next step toward your academic goals—the completion of a four-year degree at a preeminent, research extensive, and student-centered institution. We embrace the commitment, experience, and diversity that transfer students bring to the UA campus and anticipate your arrival with great enthusiasm. Several options are introduced below, and we encourage you to explore them AND make contact with an advisor at the University of Arizona as early as possible to discuss your transfer plans. Even if you are still in high school it is not too early to speak with an advisor. Please go to the following website for more information about advisors: advising.arizona.edu
There are many paths toward a four-year degree as an in-state transfer student which are highlighted below. Work with your high school counselor (if applicable), community college counselor, and university advisor to map out your customized path toward a bachelor’s degree at the University of Arizona. We look forward to your arrival at Wildcat Country!
For more information about transferring to the University of Arizona, please visit admissions.arizona.edu/transfer.
Maricopa Community Colleges and Pima Community College to UA
If you are coming from either Maricopa Community College District or Pima Community College, please visit degreesearch.arizona.edu. There you may select the major(s) of interest and then click on the AZTransfer tab to see exactly which courses at your community college transfer in and to which UA courses they apply.
Other Arizona Community Colleges to UA
There are several pathway agreements in place between Arizona in-state community colleges and The University of Arizona. Please go the following URL to learn more about these pathways*:
http://admissions.arizona.edu/transfer/pathways-to-ua.
If you are planning to transfer from other in-state community colleges, please be aware that the website degreesearch.arizona.edu is still being developed and course equivalencies connecting ALL in-state community college courses to UA course and majors is coming soon. The website is a useful major exploration tool and we encourage you to explore it even if you are not coming from Maricopa Community College District or Pima Community College.
*Please note that these pathways are not the ONLY pathways to a degree at UA. You may complete many courses or two-year degrees and still transfer to the University of Arizona. In addition to communicating with your community college advisor, we recommend that you speak with a UA advisor about your goals early in your academic career (by the end of your second semester at a community college). You can find contact information for UA advisors at advising.arizona.edu.
Transferring Your Associate's Degree
There are many Associate’s Degree programs you can complete for seamless transfer to the University of Arizona. Please talk to your community college advisor about your options.
Click here for more information.
Transferring Your AGEC Courses
The Arizona General Education Curriculum (AGEC) is not a degree program but a block of courses that you may complete that would satisfy all of the general education requirements (except foreign language) and you have the option of moving on the University of Arizona at this point or proceeding to finish an associate’s degree at your community college before enrolling at the University of Arizona.
Click here for more information.
If you are coming from either Maricopa Community College District or Pima Community College, please visit degreesearch.arizona.edu. There you may select the major(s) of interest and then click on the AZTransfer tab to see exactly which courses at your community college transfer in and to which UA courses they apply.
Other Arizona Community Colleges to UA
There are several pathway agreements in place between Arizona in-state community colleges and The University of Arizona. Please go the following URL to learn more about these pathways*:
http://admissions.arizona.edu/transfer/pathways-to-ua.
If you are planning to transfer from other in-state community colleges, please be aware that the website degreesearch.arizona.edu is still being developed and course equivalencies connecting ALL in-state community college courses to UA course and majors is coming soon. The website is a useful major exploration tool and we encourage you to explore it even if you are not coming from Maricopa Community College District or Pima Community College.
*Please note that these pathways are not the ONLY pathways to a degree at UA. You may complete many courses or two-year degrees and still transfer to the University of Arizona. In addition to communicating with your community college advisor, we recommend that you speak with a UA advisor about your goals early in your academic career (by the end of your second semester at a community college). You can find contact information for UA advisors at advising.arizona.edu.
Transferring Your Associate's Degree
There are many Associate’s Degree programs you can complete for seamless transfer to the University of Arizona. Please talk to your community college advisor about your options.
Click here for more information.
Transferring Your AGEC Courses
The Arizona General Education Curriculum (AGEC) is not a degree program but a block of courses that you may complete that would satisfy all of the general education requirements (except foreign language) and you have the option of moving on the University of Arizona at this point or proceeding to finish an associate’s degree at your community college before enrolling at the University of Arizona.
Click here for more information.