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Ready for what's next? Apply by November 1 for Early Action and receive priority consideration for admission, merit aid, and W.A. Franke Honors College consideration.

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Start Your Academic Journey at Arizona

Majors & Degrees

With award-winning faculty and more than 150 majors and programs of study in 20 different degree-granting colleges and schools, U of A provides the tools and support you need to start your journey and invest in your future.

Cost & Aid

Understanding the full costs of earning your degree is an important part of planning for your future. Learn more about tuition and other estimated costs to attend the University of Arizona, plus financial aid resources that can help you build a plan for the years ahead.

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Apply by the Early Action Deadline

Why wait? The sooner you apply, the sooner you can claim your spot in our incoming class, access resources like Scholarship Universe, and so much more. First-year students who apply by our Early Action deadline of November 1 will receive priority consideration for admission, merit aid, and W.A. Franke Honors College admission.

Life at Arizona

This video explores life at the University.

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Wildcats Say “Bear Down!”

From our first graduating class of three students to lunar maps used by NASA’s Apollo missions, our story blends bold discovery with enduring tradition. We rally together around "Bear Down," our beloved call to push forward with tenacity, community, and pride.

Happening at Arizona

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New Medical Campus

A First for Medical Education

As Arizona faces a growing shortage of healthcare providers, the University of Arizona and Gila River Health Care are creating a new model for medical education – one that trains future physicians within the Gila River Indian Community and prepares them to serve Tribal, rural, and underserved communities.