Campus Resources
Admissions
A one-stop for all UA admissions information. Learn about specific information for incoming freshmen, transfer students, international students and/or a military veterans.
Athletics
Arizona Athletics is home to 19 exciting and competitive sports teams. ZonaZoo is the premier student section in the nation with 10,000 members. Make sure you are a part of the action!
Bursar's Office
The Bursar's Office provides student account and billing information; receives payments for tuition, fees and miscellaneous campus charges; provides collection of delinquent accounts; delivers refunds and financial aid residuals after disbursement.
Campus Health
Committed to promoting health, wellness and safety at the UA, Campus Health provides quality medical and mental health care, outstanding health education and assists in health-related policy development.
Campus Map
The interactive campus map allows the selection of academic buildings, residence halls, athletic facilities, parking lots and transportation routes to facilitate a clear view of the UA campus.
Campus Recreation
Inspiring sustainable healthy lifestyles, Campus Recreation works collaboratively with the university community to offer high quality facilities, programs and services that enhance an active and well-rounded lifestyle.
Clubs & Organizations
The Club Resource Center is a centralized office that provides students with information on the more than 600 clubs and organizations recognized by the University of Arizona.
Cultural & Community Centers
The cultural and community centers seek to increase awareness of the experiences and issues facing diverse groups and help them be successful.
Dean of Students
The Dean of Students Office, a division within Student Affairs, oversees aspects of a student’s life outside of the classroom, including Access & Inclusion, Campus Health, Fraternity and Sorority Programs, AZ Student Media, Parents and Family Association, the discipline process and student advocacy.
Degree Search
Degree Search offers tools to identify majoring preferences. The easy to use interface allows the user to simply drag the slider handles left or right to change the math or second language requirement filters to facilitate a narrow search to find majors that strongly emphasizes one's strengths. Areas of strengths or weaknesses can be checked/un-checked to narrow down or expand potential majors.
Disability Resources
Leading the campus charge in the creation of inclusive learning and working environments, the Disability Resources (DRC) facilitates access, discourse, and involvement both within and beyond the UA.
Financial Aid & Scholarships
The Office of Financial Aid and Scholarships strives to inform all families about the many scholarships and financial packages the UA has to offer families to help you pay for college. Their goal is to make UA affordable to families from all income levels.
Health Promotion and Preventive Services
HPPS provides programs and services that help UA students make healthy choices in support of their academic, personal, and professional goals. Support topics include suicide prevention, alcohol, drugs, nutrition, sexual health, stress, addiction, and tobacco cessation.
Housing & Residential Life
Housing & Residential Life provides all students with the opportunity to live on campus and engage in rich learning communities that complement the classroom experience. Off-campus housing information is also available.
Registrar's Office
The Office of the Registrar serves the students, faculty and staff of the University by performing a wide range of functions relating to student records and academic administration.
Religious Council
The goal of the University Religious Council is to promote spiritual benefits for students, faculty, and staff at the UA.
Student Union
The centrally located Student Union Memorial Center has it all; a great selection of dining, the UA Bookstore, USPS post office, tons of study rooms, the hub for student involvement, and a movie theater.
Study Abroad
The Study Abroad program is housed within the Office of Global Initiatives and offers students Study Abroad 101, a pre-advising session that all UA students should attend prior to meeting with a Study Abroad Advisor at the SASE office. The 101 session is offered three times a week and is mandatory for all students.
THINK TANK
THINK TANK is a resource for all UA students to get tutoring, writing help, weekly course reviews, supplemental instruction, academic skills tutoring, and much more. Students may find both free and fee-based services to meet their specific needs.
Thrive Center
By focusing on the assets each student brings with them to college and connecting them with valuable campus resources, Thrive Center is committed to ensuring that students do not just survive at UA, but thrive.