University of Arizona

Applicants may be admitted to the university without test scores but will not be considered for UA scholarships or admission to The Honors College. SAT/ACT test scores may also be required by specific departments or majors and/or for placement into foundation coursework at orientation.

Students should register for a MyUA account. Once registered, students will begin receiving information and updates about The University of Arizona. MyUA is a dynamic, personalized portal that connects prospective UA students to the appropriate people and resources. Students can fill out the MyUA registration form and login to begin exploring their academic future at The University of Arizona. Students may use their MyUA accounts to get more information about the University, to sign up for a campus visitation option and even to check the status of a submitted application.

For detail FAQs about fiancial aid and scholarship, please visit the UA Office of Scholarships and Financial Aid. To qualify for financial aid - grants, student loans, or work-study - students must first complete the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA) at www.fafsa.ed.gov for the appropriate academic year, list The University of Arizona (Title IV School Code 001083) as one of the schools on the FAFSA, and submit the FAFSA to the federal processor. After the Financial Aid office receives the FAFSA information, financial aid eligibility will be determined. Students should apply for financial aid during the spring of their senior year. Seniors should file the FAFSA as soon as possible after January 1st of their senior year; after that time, we recommend that students send their FAFSA by February 14th of their senior year in order to meet the March 1st priority date. Funding for various programs is limited and, as such, we recommend that students apply as soon as possible after the FAFSA becomes available on January 1st.

We do not require letters of reference but we will accept them as part of the comprehensive review process if the student chooses to include them.

The enrollment fee ensures your place at The University of Arizona. The fee is used to pay for New Student Orientation, your UA CatCard (student ID) and placement exams.