FAQs
Interested in learning more about Arizona Online? Here are some of the most common questions we get asked by students, faculty and staff. If you can’t find what you’re looking for, we welcome you to reach out to us directly.
An I-course is a main campus course available to main campus students in an online format.
An Arizona Online course is a course that’s been co-developed with a faculty member and an Instructional Designer so that it can be offered in a fully online modality. These courses are for students enrolled in Arizona Online as part of their online-degree completion.
A location course is a course offered to students enrolled in University of Arizona locations in Chandler, Gilbert, Nogales, andYuma.
We offer more than 150 undergraduate, graduate and certificate degree programs — all completely online. See our most current list of degree programs for Online Campus here and Locations here.
Areas of study include:
- Agricultural Sciences
- Animal & Veterinary Sciences
- Architecture, Planning & Development
- Arts & Media
- Biological & Biomedical Science
- Business, Economics & Entrepreneurship
- Communication, Journalism & Public Relations
- Computer & Information Science
- Culture & Language
- Education & Human Development
- Engineering & Technology
- English & Literature
- Environment & Sustainability
- Health, Nutrition & Fitness
- Interdisciplinary Studies
- Law, Policy & Social Justice
- Mathematics, Statistics & Data Science
- Philosophy & Religious Studies
- Physical & Space Sciences
- Psychology & Human Behavior
- Social & Behavioral Sciences
No. Main campus students cannot enroll in Arizona Online courses.
Main campus, Arizona Online campus, and location-based campuses are separate with varied degree offerings and different tuition rates. Students cannot be dual-enrolled. However, they can choose to switch campuses. Contact an academic advisor to learn more.
The Arizona Online Student Success team serves as student engagement specialists to enrolled students. The team provides a one-stop hub of information about academic planning, referrals to campus resources, help with career development and academic coaching on topics such as time management, study strategies and personal advocacy.
While most of the Arizona Online course offerings are directly associated to an existing Arizona Online degree program, we are always interested in diversifying our General Education course repertoire.
Overview information:
- AZO electives generally belong to a degree program.
- AZO courses typically run in 7-week sessions.
- A course being offered is either developed by UCATT or, if developed by an in-house instructional designer, reviewed by UCATT for quality assurance to ensure it meets AZO standards.
- If the course doesn't belong to a particular AZO program, it may be considered for offering AZO students if it is a high-enrolling gen ed course that has gone through the refresh process.
Looking to add your course to Arizona Online? Connect with us today.
There are various ways to offer your degree program via the Arizona Online Campus. Please contact your program manager to discuss your program needs and how best Arizona Online can support the process of making it available for enrollment via Arizona Online.
Or, complete the Program Proposal Form and our team will be in touch with details on next steps.
Please email us here and an AZO representative will contact you soon.
From admissions details to transferring credits, more information is available here.