LEARN MORE. WORRY LESS.
College is a big investment, but a University of Arizona education may be more affordable than you think. No matter your background or family’s financial situation, you have options to make it manageable. Read on to learn how students like you are funding their futures.
At Arizona, nine out of 10 students receive financial aid. That means most students pay less than the estimates shown here. By maximizing your financial aid – scholarships, grants, loans, or work-study – you can lower your costs while earning a degree that will pay you back for a lifetime.
Get your Estimate
Your campus choice, degree program, and financial aid offer are all factors that affect your tuition, fees, and estimated net price. Our Net Price Calculator* can give you a better idea of your actual cost. All you need is a few pieces of information and about 10 minutes.
Please note that the Net Price Calculator provides estimated figures only. Your actual costs and award amounts may vary. Tuition amounts are determined by the Arizona Board of Regents and are typically announced in spring.
The first step to finding financial aid is to complete the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA). This is how millions of students across the U.S. earn federal aid to fund their college education. There is no cost to complete your FAFSA – all you need are a few financial documents
FAFSA Opens October 1
Use Arizona School Code: 001083
Priority Deadline: March 1
Unsure if you qualify for Arizona Resident Status for tuition purposes?
Our Guaranteed Tuition Plan promises you stable tuition and mandatory fees for four years (eight consecutive semesters). No increases, no surprises.
Our Guaranteed Tuition Plan promises you stable tuition and mandatory fees for four years (eight consecutive semesters). No increases, no surprises.
Your Arizona education will pay you back in many ways. But don’t just take our word for it. Become an Arizona Wildcat and you’ll see why we’re named a Best Value University by both the Princeton Review and Forbes.
MORE MONEY
Our Graduates Earn an Average Starting Salary of $54,900 (Highest Among Arizona’s Public Universities)
—According to U.S. News & World Report
LESS DEBT
Arizona Wildcats Are 12% Less Likely to Take Out Student Loans Than Students from Other Universities