University of Arizona: Admissions 2025, Fees, Rankings, Scholarships & Programs

• The University of Arizona has two main campuses in Arizona. The primary campus is in Tucson, where most of the degree programs, including mine, are offered here. The second Campus is in Phoenix and is primarily focused on nursing and health-related programs. The Tucson Campus is well equipped with facilities such as a large library recreational center sports complex and medical services.
• The academic advisors are approachable and genuinely helpful – I have had multiple interactions with mine, and they have always been supportive and quick to resolve. Any questions I had.
• While I haven't actively participated in clubs or Campus fest, I did attend the Tucson festival of books (TFOB), one of the largest and most popular, well-organised events here. It's a major literacy festival that brings together authors, publishers, and book lovers from across the United States. Atmosphere was inspiring, with insightful panels, discussions, books, singing, and a strong sense of community around reading and storytelling.
• Although I haven't engaged much in extracurricular activities yet, the campus offers a wide variety of options, including student clubs, pet classes, culture groups, and professional organisations for those interested.

• A lot of events and fairs happen throughout the semester; it is great for networking and having fun while you're studying. We can borrow laptops, books, or any gadgets from the library for the whole semester, so we don't have to worry.
• There are many campus tours that happen at the beginning of the semester.

• I don't know the number of campuses, but you can always check it on their website. Mine was the College of Information; clubs are SASA. They do host some events like parties on the campus, hiking trips, etc.

• University of Arizona has a total of 3 campuses - Tucson campus (main), phoenix biomedical campus and UA south (sierra vista). The campus facilities on offer include 2 libraries - the main (bigger) library and the Science and Engineering library.
• There are other specialised libraries like the Fine arts library, law library and health sciences library. Sports facilities include the Mckale centre for volleyball and basketball, Arizona stadium for football and the bear down gymnasium for other athletic activities.
• Medical services are offered by campus health services and Banner health located close to the main campus. Major festivals include homecoming, wildcat welcome, spring flings, Arizona film festivals, Tucson book fairs etc.

• Regular Tuition & Fees
  Units Tuition Fees Total
  1 units   $1,794.00   $149.23   $1,943.23
  2 units   $3,588.00   $256.73   $3,844.73
  3 units   $5,382.00   $364.23   $5,746.23
  4 units   $7,176.00   $471.73   $7,647.73
  5 units   $8,970.00   $579.23   $9,549.23
  6 units   $10,764.00  $686.73   $11,450.73
  7 units   $12,558.00  $835.48   $13,393.48
  8 units   $14,352.00  $835.48   $15,187.48
  9 units   $16,145.00  $835.48   $16,980.48

• Hostel - I stayed off campus. Paid rent of about $500 per month.
• Tuition fees charged semester wise. Health insurance charged per year. (2 semesters)
• Monthly expenses - $500-650
• Rent, Groceries, Miscellaneous expenses.

• There is only one University of Arizona campus in Tucson. UofA has the best and most promising facilities; it has huge 3 libraries within the campus and one of them is open 24/7. The main library has a lot of advanced and updated tech like laptops, extension monitors, cameras, etc. that we can borrow and renew every month.
• The libraries have private study rooms, labs, group study rooms, conference rooms, and quiet zones.
• UofA is also popular for it's football team and the football games. It also has an on-campus hospital and also free basic medications available at campus health.

• So as a full-time international graduate student, we are supposed to take 3 or more credits each semester and the tuition and fee are based on the credits taken. For my previous semester, the total tuition and fee was $18,300, out of which $59.00 is the Arizona Financial Aid Trust Fee, the International Student Fee is $200, tuition for 3 credits is $13,311, and the miscellaneous fee (library & tech) is almost $5000. Monthly expenses: rent: $500-$550/month (varies based on utilities), and other expenses will be around $70-$100/month based on personal expenses.

My Data Science course is ranked 9th by Forbes so I chose this university. Also, the living expenses are minimal here. Moreover, there are many facilities provided by the university like cat tran, safe ride, campus pantry, etc. There are many on-campus opportunities too. The faculty is also good.

The college has only one campus in Tucson. Library, huge stadium, fests, clubs, global parties, Bash events, and Recreation centers are extracurricular. Not only this there are several free workshops going on in the library about 3D printing, Sewing, AR-VR gaming, Hackathon, etc. There are many communities too for each department. There are many football matches and basketball matches held in the stadium. The stadium is very huge. People come here to see all over the country.

I chose this university because: 1. The course curriculum it offers; we have the flexibility to choose our own electives from different disciplines related to our field. 2. Experienced faculty with a huge number of citations. 3. Good College and program ranking Overall experience at the University - satisfied

There are many clubs and events that keep happening almost every day. There are two huge recreation centres with state-of-the-art equipment. There is almost a club for everything for example - swimming, dance, art, table tennis, squash, painting, basketball, archery, football, literature, e-sports, health sciences, etc. The WiFi on campus is very fast and covers the entire campus.

My overall experience is overwhelmingly positive. I met a lot of incredibly nice people and my program's research is cutting-edge. My PI's were all very nice and I like being able to be hands-on. I have joined the MCBC and gaming club. My dorm is extremely clean. I chose this college because of the research opportunities and great program/connections/networking.

Many libraries, the hours are good, lots of clubs to choose from, 2 gyms and 2 pools

Overall experience at University of Arizona has been good and generally there is a lot to learn from here. looking forward to all the opportunities that are there ahead and to meeting new people from my field.

Campus life is good. They have amazing buildings, cafes , and Sports Recreational centres. Campus has wifi all around and is connected well with public transportation.

It was a good experience overall based the content, media outlets, and for non English language students they had notes and each video lecture provided as a long text as well. The university did a great job in providing the resources and time to build this coursework the way it is now. I would say that for basic understanding one should try out these course works more often to learn more things.

I have only attended this coursework virtually during COVID so I can't really say about the things.