University of Arizona

College Overview

Size Total undergrads: 29,719 First-time degree-seeking freshmen: 6,709 Degree-seeking undergrads: 29,340 Graduate enrollment: 6,962 Setting Urban setting Very large city (over 500,000) Residential campus

Degrees offered: Bachelor's Master's Doctoral First Professional

Admissions Information

College Majors

Agriculture & Related Sciences Agricultural Economics B Agriculture - General B Agronomy/Crop Science B Animal Sciences B Plant Sciences B Soil Science and Agronomy B Architecture & Related Programs Architecture B City/Community/Regional Planning B Area, Ethnic, Cultural, & Gender Studies East Asian Studies B Hispanic-American Studies B Latin American Studies B Near/Middle Eastern Studies B Women's Studies B Arts, Visual & Performing Art History/Criticism/Conservation B Arts - General B Dance B Drama/Theater Arts B Fine/Studio Arts B Music - General B Music - General Performance B Musical theater B Theater Design/Stagecraft B Biological & Biomedical Sciences Animal Physiology B Bacteriology B Biochemistry B Biology B Cellular Biology/Histology B Ecology B Business, Management, & Marketing Accounting B Business - General B Business/Managerial Economics B Entrepreneurial Studies B Finance/Banking B Human Resources Management B Management Information Systems B Marketing Management B Operations Management B Communications & Journalism Communications/Rhetoric B Journalism B Radio/Television B Computer & Information Sciences Computer/Information Sciences - General B Education Art Teacher Education B Biology Teacher Education B Chemistry Teacher Education B Drama/Dance Teacher Education B Elementary Education B English Teacher Education B Family/Consumer Sciences - Education B Foreign Language Teacher Education B French Teacher Education B German Teacher Education B History Teacher Education B Kindergarten/Preschool Education B Mathematics Education B Music Teacher Education B Physical Education B Physics Teacher Education B Science Teacher Education B Secondary Education B Social Science Teacher Education B Social Studies Teacher Education B Spanish Language Teacher Education B Special Education B Speech Teacher Education B Engineering Aeronautical/Aerospace Engineering B Agricultural Engineering B Chemical Engineering B Civil Engineering B Computer Engineering - General B Electrical/Communications Engineering B Engineering - General B Engineering Physics B Engineering mathematics B Geological Engineering B Industrial Engineering B Materials Science B Mechanical Engineering B Mining/Mineral Engineering B Reliability and quality engineering B Systems Engineering B Water Resource Engineering B Engineering Technologies Engineering/Industrial Management B English Language & Literature Creative Writing B English Language & Literature - General B Family & Consumer Sciences Consumer Economics B Human Development/Family Studies B Foreign Language & Literature Classics B French B German B Italian B Linguistics B Russian B Spanish B Health Professions & Clinical Sciences Clinical Laboratory Science B Communication Disorders B Health System Administration B Nursing (RN) B Preveterinary Medicine B Speech-Language Pathology B History History - General B Mathematics Mathematics - General B Multi/Interdisciplinary Studies Nutrition Sciences B Natural Resources & Conservation Environmental Studies B Natural Resources & Conservation - General B Philosophy & Religion Jewish/Judaic Studies B Philosophy B Religion/Religious Studies B Physical Sciences Astronomy B Chemistry B Geology B HydrologyWater Resources B Optics B Physics B Psychology Psychology - General B Public Administration & Services Public Administration B Science Technologies Applied science B Social Sciences Anthropology B Applied Economics B Economics B Geography B Political Science/Government B Sociology B

Degree levels for each major are designated by the following letters: A = Associate degree B = Bachelor's degree C = Certificate or diploma