Online Admissions
An Arizona Education, From Anywhere
Learn Online at Arizona
The University of Arizona offers multiple ways to learn online. Students can pursue online programs through Arizona Online or the University of Arizona Global Campus (UAGC), two University of Arizona opportunities that provide flexible pathways to earn degrees, take courses, and advance professionally from anywhere.
Choose Your Online Path
Explore pathways to advance your education online.
Earn a Degree Online
Students can complete undergraduate and graduate degrees entirely online through University of Arizona programs designed specifically for remote learners. Programs span a wide range of disciplines, from business and healthcare to technology, education, and the sciences.
Take Individual Online Courses
Not ready to commit to a full degree? Individual online courses allow you to explore a subject, earn credit, or build new skills on your own schedule.
Certificates & Professional Learning
Professional certificates and career-focused programs help learners quickly build skills that employers value. These programs are designed for professionals seeking advancement or individuals exploring a new career path.
Flexible Learning for All Students
Online programs at the University of Arizona serve students from many backgrounds and life stages.
Undergraduate Students
Graduate Students
Transfer Students
Returning Students
Active Military & Veterans
Cost & Aid
Online students have access to many of the same financial aid opportunities available to on-campus students. Tuition structures and financial support options vary by program, but resources are available to help make an Arizona education accessible.
Online Learning FAQs
Arizona Online and the University of Arizona Global Campus (UAGC) offer different academic models, enrollment options, admissions requirements, and program offerings. Please visit the Arizona Online or UAGC websites for institution-specific information regarding available programs, enrollment options, admissions requirements, and academic policies.
The University of Arizona offers online programs* through Arizona Online and the University of Arizona Global Campus, as well as individual courses and certificates.
*Program availability varies
by institution
Yes. The University of Arizona offers many undergraduate, graduate and certificate programs that can be completed entirely online.
Both offer flexible online learning through the University of Arizona, with different program structures and offerings designed to support a variety of students and career goals.
Students can pursue full degrees, take individual courses for credit, or complete professional certificates and career-focused programs.
Online learners have access to academic advising, tutoring, career services and other student support resources designed for remote learning.
Completion time varies by program and whether students attend full-time or part-time.
Many online programs accept transfer credits from regionally accredited institutions.
Financial aid opportunities may be available depending on the program and eligibility.
UAGC
The admissions requirements for UAGC are intended to promote broad access to UAGC educational programs. Applicants for UAGC associate degree and bachelor’s degree programs generally must have a high school diploma or equivalent, access to a computer and online connection, and a demonstrated ability to study in English.
Applicants for UAGC master’s programs generally must also have obtained a bachelor’s degree or graduate-level degree from an approved accredited institution with a GPA of 2.0 or above. Applicants for UAGC doctoral degree programs generally must have obtained a master’s degree from an approved accredited institution with a GPA of 3.0 or above, or a doctoral degree from an approved accredited institution. For more information, visit the UAGC Admissions webpage.
University of Arizona
The admissions requirements for the University of Arizona include a high school diploma or equivalent and satisfaction of certain core competency requirements established by the Arizona Board of Regents (based on high school coursework requirements, standardized test scores, or college courses needed). Certain undergraduate programs include additional admission requirements. Admission to the University of Arizona as a first-year student is assured for high school graduates in the top 25% of their class or who have an unweighted 3.0 GPA or better and have completed the Arizona Board of Regents core competency requirements. Those who don’t meet these criteria can apply to participate in a review process. Transfer students and applicants seeking admission to the University of Arizona’s graduate programs are subject to various other admissions criteria. For more information, visit the University of Arizona's Admissions website.
Arizona Online
Applicants to Arizona Online must complete an application and, if under 22 years of age, must provide a high school transcript. Applicants over 22 who have not completed 12 transferrable credits also will need a high school transcript. Additional admissions criteria may apply for certain programs. For more information about the admissions process visit the Arizona Online Admissions webpage.
