International Student Frequently Asked Questions

Our enrollment advisors are standing by to help you navigate the admissions process. You should also review our admission requirements for international students. It’s recommended that first-time international students obtain or request their:

• Foreign Evaluated International Secondary diploma.
• Unofficial transcripts of an appropriately accredited 2-year program as defined by the University of Arizona Global Campus transfer credit policies.

Additionally, it’s recommended first-time international students have all needed English language requirements requested or ready at time of application. This will limit delays in starting your courses.

At enrollment, students need to provide documents to prove that they meet the University of Arizona Global Campus admissions requirements.

The University of Arizona Global Campus regularly adds new evaluation services based on whether they meet our academic standards. We currently accept the following evaluation services:

• A2Z Evaluations
• A & M Logos International
• AACRAO
• Academic Evaluation Services, Inc.
• Access International Language Institute
• Academic Credential Evaluation Institute (ACEI)
• Academic & Credential Records Evaluation & Verification Service (ACREVS)
• American Evaluation and Translation Services, Inc.
• Arizona International Credential Evaluators
• AUAP Credential Eval Service
• California University Foreign Credential Evaluation and Research
• Career Consulting International
• Center for Applied Research, Evaluation and Education
• Center for Educational Documentation
• CGFNS International - (specializes in nursing & nursing licenses)
• CreditEval
• Education Evaluators International
• Education International
• Educational Credential Evaluators
• Educational Perspectives
• Educational Records Evaluation Service
• E-Val Reports
• Evaluation Service, Inc.
• Evaluation World
• Foreign Consultants Inc.
• Foreign Credential Evaluations, Inc.
• Foreign Credential Eval Service
• Foreign Credential Services of America
• Foreign Credits, Inc. (Foreign Credits International Experts)
• Foreign Evaluation Services
• Foundation for International Services, Inc.
• Global Credential Evaluators
• Global Education Group
• Globe Language Service, Inc.
• Global Services Associates, Inc.
• Globe Services
• International Academic Credential Evaluators
• International Consultants of Delaware (ICD)
• International Education Evaluations, Inc.
• International Evaluation Service
• International Education Evaluators
• International Education Research Foundation, Inc.
• Joseph Silny
• Lisano International
• Morningside Evaluations and Consulting
• One Earth International Credential Evaluations
• NASBA International Evaluation Services
• SDR Educational Consultants
• SpanTran: The Evaluation Company (SpanTran Educational Services)
• Strategy Consultants
• The Knowledge Company
• Transcript Research (member of NACES)
• Trustforte Corp. Foreign Credential Eval Service
• Ucredo LLC
• Universal Translation Evaluation Services
• U.S. Military (All Branches) Active Duty or Reserves Military ID or CAC Card
• U.S. Military (All Branches) Veterans DD-214 or NGB Form 22
• USCES.org
• Validential
• World Academic Research Center, Inc
• World Credential Diagnostics
• World Education Services (WES)

If the official language of the country is not English, we must confirm that the student has an understanding of the English language to be successful in a degree-seeking program at the University of Arizona Global Campus.

If a degree was obtained outside of the United States, we need additional documentation in terms of a foreign evaluation to ensure you meet our admissions requirements and any program requirements, if necessary.

The University of Arizona Global Campus does not require any standardized test scores from the SAT, ACT, GRE or GMAT to be admitted. We do require an English language proficiency test for international students.

Test of English as a Foreign Language (TOEFL) or International English Language Testing System (IELTS) examination scores must be current within the past two (2) years.

Yes, depending on either their accreditation or foreign evaluation. Prior work experience has to be evaluated through our Prior Learning Assessment.

Federal financial aid eligibility may differ by individual and is subject to the requirements and application process established by the U.S. government. For more information on whether you are eligible for federal financial aid and how to apply, please visit: https://studentaid.gov/.

Full-time undergraduate students take 8 courses in an academic year and 10 courses in a calendar year. Full-time graduate level students take 6 courses in an academic year and 8 courses in a calendar year.

Yes, a student can double up as long as they meet the academic progression requirements. Students need to work with their academic advisor to set a plan.

We offer access to a 24/7 Online Library & Writing Center for all students. Students can also access free tools such as Grammarly and Paper Review to help them hone their writing and language skills. Additionally, the University of Arizona Global Campus students enjoy personalized advisor support, tutoring, and tech support, so they can make the most of their education with the help they need to succeed. When our students are ready to job hunt, Career Services assists with resume writing and review, as well as finding present and future career opportunities. View all support services here.