University of Arizona

Comprehensive listing of all Academic Departments on campus.

Provides academic advising to undergraduate students to allow them to define and implement sound educational plans consistent with personal values, goals and career plans.

Facilitates a support system that helps students achieve academic excellence and an enriching African American cultural experience at the University of Arizona. AASA provides programs and services that enable students to develop leadership skills as well as the resources to develop and create personal excellence.

Provides UA alumni with social and career connections.

Provides academic and personal support through program implementation, leadership opportunities, and advocacy for APA student issues.

Student Government

Provides clothing & gifts, books, computers, textbooks, supplies, and mobile communications.

The college treasury. Fees are collected and financial aid is disbursed through this office.

Provides quality medical services, psychological care, and health promotion & prevention services for students.

Committed to building a campus community in which students, faculty, and staff at all levels feel valued and have a chance to succeed.

Provides quality programs, services, educational opportunities and facilities that meet the diverse recreational, fitness and wellness needs of our students and community.

UA Photo Identification Card.

Provides computing and campus-wide telecommunications services.

From pre-transfer academic advising to admission information, the Transfer Center serves as a resource throughout the transfer process.

Offers innovative retention programs that encourage academic achievement, personal development, and integration into the University academic community.

Commencing to graduate? Your link to important Commencement information.

This project is funded by Take Charge America, a debt-management non-profit organization in Phoenix, Arizona and supported by The University of Arizona. Provides educational resources to help students achieve financial success.

Class registration, grades, transcripts, residency, withdrawal, and diplomas.

Commencing to graduate? Your link to important Commencement information.

Provides services to minorities and economically disadvantaged students including tutoring, peer advising, study groups, computer labs, and cultural centers.

Facilitates full access for disabled students, faculty, staff, and visitors through the provision of reasonable accommodations, adaptive athletic and fitness programs, assistive technology, innovative programming, education, and consultation.

Fast high-quality copying, faxing, and graphic design services available in the Student Union.

Offers students a full array of scholarships, grants, waivers, loans and work-study.

Provides information about how to identify problem behavior, how to broach the subject with a friend, and how to know when the problem is serious enough to warrant professional help.

CSA provides off-campus housing information, including weekly housing & roommate listings, and information on campus events & involvement opportunities.

Represents and advocates for international students, provides liaison with academic and other departments, as well as local, state, federal and foreign agencies; provides immigration and tax advising and opportunities to interact with the Tucson community.

The library's online information gateway. Access to some services requires University affiliation.

Arizona’s largest collection of health information resources. Electronic access to many full-text resources is available to the UA community. The library also supports Arizona health care providers and is open to the general public.

The Math and Science Tutoring Resource (MASTR) is a free program available to all students enrolled at the UA.

Recruits and transitions American Indian/Alaska Native students into the University by providing academic, cultural, and personal support.

Provides parking options and promotes transportation alternatives for faculty, staff, students and visitors at the UA.

A detailed calendar of tuition, fee, financial aid, billing, and other payment-related dates.

Advising information for the following graduate schools: Medical, Osteopathic, Dental, Optometry, Physician Assistant, and Podiatry.

An advising support program to assist and support students, prospective students, and alumni interested in attending law school from the beginning exploration of their options through the law school admission process.

Class registration, grades, transcripts, residency, withdrawal, and diplomas.

Committed to providing all interested UA students with a new home which is a memorable place to live and learn.

The SALT center provides enhanced, for-fee services for students with documented learning disabilities. One of the largest programs in the country, SALT offers education planning, mentoring, workshops, writing skills training, peer tutors, and a computer lab.

A service that allows students to access personal information and transact university business via the Web. A Student ID and PIN are required. Online course registration and payment is available through Student Link.

Offers multi-media and journalism training that complements coursework. Through the Arizona Daily Wildcat, the Wildcat Online, KAMP Student Radio, and TV3, students gain hands-on experience.

Catering, food service, meeting space, student leadership opportunities, and more.

Located in the Nugent Building and now also in the Park Student Union, the Think Tank at the Student Academic Learning Center is the new home of the Writing Center, Math and Science tutoring, Tier 1 and Second Language tutoring, Supplemental Instruction, and Peer Mentoring. The Tank provides both free and fee-based services to meet the diverse needs of all UA students.

If you are a transfer student, no matter what institution you have transferred from, the Transitions staff  can help by connecting you to the UA’s academic and student services. Some of the services involved may be Admissions, Financial Aid, academic advisors, tutoring services, Career Services, Counseling Services, the Dean of Students Office, and the cultural and student centers on campus. 

Academic home for "undecided" or "exploratory" students at the UA. Providing academic advising services as well as help and resources for students exploring majors.

The library's online information gateway. Access to some services requires University affiliation.

Provides academic counseling, tutoring, study skill development workshops.

UA South is located about 75 miles southeast of Tucson in the Sierra Vista/Ft. Huachuca community where it has been serving students for fifty years. It became a Branch Campus in 1996, and offers upper division programs to allow students from Arizona community colleges to complete a degree.

The University Teaching Center provides diverse programs and services to support and enhance instruction at the University of Arizona. Individual, departmental, and university wide programs and services are designed to offer professional development opportunities to faculty, department heads, teaching assistants, and instructional support staff.

Tutoring services provided through the MASTR program.

Offers up to ten hours per semester of one-on-one assistance to minority graduate students, to assist them with research papers, theses and dissertations.