9 8 OF F I CE OF UNDERGRADUAT E ADMI SS I ONS PO Box 210073, Tuc son, A Z 85721 - 0073 520.621 . 3237 | arizona.edu/admissions Find your personal Universit y of Arizona contac t at go.arizona.edu/find-recruiter CONNECT WI TH US uarizona arizona AT ARIZONA.EDU/APPLY Applicants must have an unweighted overall grade point average of 2.0 (A = 4.0) in each subjec t area and may not have more than t wo def iciencies. Students may not have def iciencies in both math and laborator y science or in the same subjec t area. I f you’re in the top 25% of your class and have completed the core requirement s or have a 3.0 unweighted core GPA through your six th semester, you’re assured admission to the universit y. ADMISSION REQUIREMENTS 4 YEARS OF ENGLISH 4 YEARS OF MATHEMATICS 3 YEARS OF LAB SCIENCE 2 YEARS OF THE SAME SECOND LANGUAGE 2 YEARS OF SOCIAL SCIENCES (1 YEAR OF AMERICAN HISTORY) 1 YEAR OF FINE ARTS OR 1 YEAR OF CAREER AND TECHNICAL EDUCATION (CTE) P L AN A V I S I T The sight s, the people, the feeling you get on campus – the bes t way to pic ture yourself here is by planning a visit . Chat with current s tudent s, learn about our his tor y and tradit ions, and fall in love with our beaut iful campus. arizona.edu/visit We asked an expert from the University of Arizona Student Engagement and Career Development team what tips they’d like to share with incoming students. What’s your advice for new students? Finding a career can feel so far away, but I really encourage students to realize that your career is already starting when you begin college. What’s the best way to get started? Little things like getting involved, picking up an on-campus job, volunteering in the community – that’s career development. What if a student has no idea what career path to pursue? Not everybody has this immediate clarity of what they want to do. We have a lot of different tools and encourage students to take assessments that identify their current interests and skills that they bring to the table. How does your team support students? We have a lot of skill-building resources and programs so students can jump in and develop skills that they need to be successful. Students can come to our team for job-search strategies, and things like developing résumés or cover letters, mock interviews, peer coaching, and more. EXPERT ADVICE FOR LANDING A JOB Get more career tips and insights START YOUR JOURNEY TODAY
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