University of Arizona

In 2019, the University of Arizona enrolled around 45,918 students across 20 colleges. It provides more than 300 undergraduate majors and graduate degrees, as well as chances for applied learning. According to U.S. News and World Report, this university is regarded "selective." Students at the University of Arizona hail from every state in the United States, with 56.8 percent hailing from Arizona and 5.3% from international cities. Washington, Texas, New York, Illinois, and Colorado also contribute a sizeable number of students to the university. World-renowned academic societies and initiatives honour the university's eminent faculty members for their scholarly contributions, service to the community, and leadership.

The University of Arizona is also renowned for its impressive alumni network, which includes Pulitzer Prize winners (alumni and faculty) and more than 50 faculty members elected to prestigious academies such as the American Academy of Arts and Sciences and the Royal Society of Great Britain. Representative Ral M. Grijalva of the United States, singer Linda Ronstadt, winner of the 2011 Nobel Prize in Physics (1989) Brian Schmidt, and softball star and Olympic gold medalist Jennie Finch are among the prominent alumni of the university.

University of Arizona Rankings

• #101-150 Universities Rankings - ARWU (Shanghai Ranking) 2020
• #273 World University Ranking - QS 2021
• #124 University Ranking - THE (Times Higher Education) 2021
• #97 National University Ranking - US News & World Report 2021
• #97 Global Universities - US News & World Report 2021

Why University of Arizona?

• Arizona was ranked 70th in the world and 45th in the United States by the Center for World University Rankings in 2014.
• The University of Arizona is the state's first university.
• Every year, the enrollment ratio with the local student ratio is 3:2.
• The University of Arizona provides the only Bachelor of Arts in Law degree in the country.
• There are 1,563 faculty members in all.
• The University of Arizona spends around $625 million on research each year.
• The University of Arizona is one of the top generators of Fulbright Scholars in the country.

University of Arizona Tuition Fees

University of Arizona Entry Requirements

Admission Standards - Difficult

Applications Accepted - 86.5% 

The University of Arizona Admission Process

Admissions applications are accepted on a rolling basis at the University of Arizona. Students usually enrol for the fall, spring, and summer semesters. The following are the entry requirements:

Application Portal:

• Undergraduate: Common Application/ Coalition Application Portal
• Graduate: Apply online using GradApp

Application Fee:

• Undergraduate: 85 USD
• Graduate: 95 USD

Application deadline for International students:

• Spring- November 2
• Summer- March 15
• Fall- May 17

Admission Requirements:

• Official high school transcript(s)/Official college/university transcript(s)
• GPA- A minimum of 3.0 on a 4.0 scale (~83-86%).
• SAT and ACT scores (SAT: 580 or higher, ACT English: 21)
• English proficiency test scores
  • TOEFL iBT: 70-79
  • IELTS: 6.0-6.5 
• CV/resume
• Personal statement
• Financial certificate or bank guarantee
• LOR
• Health insurance
• Passport and F-1 or J-1 visa

University of Arizona English Language Proficiency

Because nearly every subject at the University of Arizona is taught in English, international students from non-English speaking nations must be fluent in the language. The University of Arizona's English proficiency requirements for undergraduate students are listed in the table below.

The table below lists the English Language Proficiency Requirements for Graduate College at the University of Arizona -