TRIBAL COLLEGE TO

UNIVERSITY

TRANSFERRING TO THE UNIVERSITY OF

ARIZONA

READY TO TRANSFER? The University of Arizona and Tohono O'odham Community College offer resources and programs to support students throughout their journey from tribal college to state university. These help support student success.

Honoring Culture

Balance with Tradition

Connecting to Community

U N I V E R S I T Y O F A R I Z O N AN A T I V E A M E R I C A N S T A T I S T I C S

1.3%of the 45,918 undergraduates enrolled identify as Native American

2,365 enrolled NativeAmerican students

50 enrolled TohonoO'odham students

419 Native Americansare undergraduates

Did you know? The University of Arizona sits on traditional homelands of

the Tohono O'odham

HOW TO TRANSFER

STEP 1: REVIEW THE TRANSFER ELIGIBILTYMeet with TOCC Transition Coordinator to determine if you are a transfer student based on the number of transferable credits at the time of admission.

STEP 2: JOIN ARIZONA BRIDGE AND REVIEW

THE PATHWAYS If you plan to transfer to the

University of Arizona from anArizona community college in oneor two years, you should consider

the Arizona Bridge program.

STEP 3: COMPLETE YOUR APPLICATIONReady to apply? Complete the application form through the online portal. Then, create or log in to your Future Wildcat account to track your application status.

STEP 4: CONNECT WITH YOUR RECRUITER

After you apply, connect with your Transfer Admissions Recruiter for

enrollment guidance.

http://www.admissions.arizona.edu

Transfer Application Requirements

Minimum GPA: The minimum GPA requirement for Arizona residents is a 2.0. Non-residents must have a 2.5.

Official Transcripts: Submit official copies of transcripts from all previously attended colleges and universities. An official high school transcript must be submitted if you are under age 22 or if you have less than transferable college credits.

Application Fee: There is an application processing fee of $50 (Arizona resident) or $65 (non-Arizona resident) or an eligible fee waiver. This fee is non-refundable and non-transferable.

Apply Here: http://admissions.arizona.edu/transfer

Photography by Tohono O'odham StudentAssociation, Raeshaun Ramon, and Julian Juan

Resources to SupportLearning

Tohono O'odham Community College

Student Services Department (520)383-8401info@tocc.edu

Disability Resource Office Anthony Osborn, PhD

aosborn@tocc.edu (520)-360-5044

University of ArizonaThrive Center

Provides student support services https://thrive.arizona.edu

Transfer Student Center https://transfercenter.arizona.edu

TRiO Program for Wildcats who are first-generation college

students, or come from low-income households, or have a disability.

https://thrive.arizona.edu/trio

Think Tank Services include academic skills, coaching, tutoring, and

writing support. https://thinktank.arizona.edu

Disability Resource Center Facilitates full access for disabled students through the

provision of reasonable accomodations, adaptive athletic, and fitness programs, assistive technology, innovative

programming, education, and consultation. https://drc.arizona.edu

Sonoran Center for Excellence in Disabilities Through partnership with TOCC, there are ongoing

opportunities for cultural and knowledge exchange amongstudents, staff and faculty of both institutions, including

fellowships, workshops, and other events. https://sonoranucedd.fcm.arizona.edu

NATIVE AMERICAN RESOURCES AT THE

UNIVERSITY OF ARIZONA

TOHONO O'ODHAM STUDENT ASSOCIATION (TOSA)TOSA supports Tohono O'odham students, provides a place for them to meet other students, conducts community outreach, and increases the attendance and graduation of Native students at the University of Arizona.

NATIVE AMERICAN STUDENT AFFAIRS (NASA)NASA provides culturally sensitive academic counseling and support services to American Indian/Alaskan Native students enabling them to achieve academic excellence. NASA nurtures student success by encouraging all students to proactively explore and shape our diverse campus community.

INDIGICAT STUDENT ASSOCIATIONA student run organization under the Native American Student Affairs at the University of Arizona.

MISS NATIVE AMERICAN UNIVERSITY OF ARIZONAMiss Native American UArizona Pageant is an open event celebrating women ambassadors and Native American communities. It serves as a platform to highlight Indigenous culture, heritage, and inclusion through community involvement.

NATIVE AMERICAN LAW STUDENTS ASSOCIATION (NASLA)NALSA provides academic support for Native American Law Students, aims to integrate Indian law and policy throughout the law school curriculum, and networks with other NALSA chapters and practicing attorneys throughout Indian country.

Tohono O'odham Community College Sells: (520) 383-8401

info@tocc.edu P.O. Box 3129Sells, AZ 85634

Special Projects & Initiatives Manager Daniel Sestiaga, Jr., MPH

(520) 383-0108

Disability Resource Coordinator Anthony Osborn, PhD

aosborn@tocc.edu(520)-360-5044

Sonoran Center for Excellence inDisabilities

Assistant Director Jacy Farkas, MA, ABD

(520)-626-2207jkbell@arizona.edu

Transition Coordinator AnnaMarie Stevens, MEd

(520) 383-0056

Contact Information