In addition to official University policies from the Academic Catalog, advisors and students must also adhere to numerous college and department-specific policies and procedures.
The majority of University policies and procedures are organized in the academic catalog. Students are held to the policies and degree requirements outlined in their specific catalog year.
Although no University policy exists regarding the use of single courses to fulfill multiple degree requirements, individual departments and colleges may have policies restricting this practice.
Many forms may be found online, while others require meeting with a specific individual or office.
Although general education requirements are fairly consistent across the University, variations exist according to major, catalog, and transfer credit earned.
Formal petition procedures allow students to appeal grades and request exceptions to University-wide rules in certain situations.
English composition, mathematics, and second language form the foundation for all UA degrees. Students often need to establish their placement levels prior to taking courses in these areas.
Changes to policy and procedures that impact academic advising and other unique information that does not appear in the academic catalog are archived in this section.
Each College maintains policies and procedures for students who have been placed on probation or who have been disqualified from The University of Arizona.
