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Find 4-Year University Information Here!
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Four-year universities often have strict admission requirements. It is best to research requirements directly on the website of the university to check for specific requirements. Students applying outside of Arizona or to multiple schools may want to consider using The Common Application.
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Arizona Public University Requirements
Earn a C or better in the following 16 Core Competency Courses:
- 4 credits of English
- 4 credits of math (Algebra I, Geometry, Algebra II, and at least one math class beyond Algebra II).
- 3 credits of lab science (preferably 3 different areas of science - biology, chemistry, physics/physical, earth science, environmental science) - check each website for specifics
- 2 credits of social studies (World History, AZ/US History, or Economics/Government)
- 2 credits of world language (Two credits/levels of the same language. Not ALL universities require this.)
- 1 credit of a fine art or CTE
Arizona Universities typically require ONE of the following for guaranteed admission:
- 3.0 GPA (unweighted) in the 16 Core Required Courses
- Top 25% in graduating class
- Qualifying ACT or SAT scores (check each website)
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General College Assistance
Senior Launch Guide from Gear Up - English
Senior Launch Guide from Gear Up - Spanish
College Depot - Free resources and personalized assistance
College Scorecard - "Find the Right Fit"
CollegeData.Com - Free Resources for Planning for College
BigFuture - College Board College Readiness Guide,
Big Future College Scholarships
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Highly Selective Colleges and Universities
Junior Year College To-Do List
What does Test Optional, Test Blind, Test Flexible mean for me?
MyinTuition - Selective schools may cost less than you think!
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Historically Black Colleges and Universities (HBCU)
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Tribal Colleges and Universities
AZ Universities
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Requesting Accommodation and Disability Services in College
Students that have accommodations approved in high school with an I.E.P. or 504 Accommodation plan do not automatically receive accommodations in college. There is a process to apply for accommodations. Each college or university has an office of disabilities that can help students with this process. Often the accommodations are not the same as were in high school.
General information for Arizona students: Disability Benefits 101
Additional Information and Resources: How to Access College Disability Services and Accommodations, Rights and Responsibilities of College Students with Learning Disabilities
Arizona State University - visit Student Accessibility and Inclusive Learning Services
Northern Arizona University - visit: Disability Resources
University of Arizona - visit: Disability Resource Center
Frequently Asked Questions (U of A)