Admitted Students
WILDCAT-READY CHECKLIST
Countdown to your first day as a Wildcat
- Visit theÌý, your enrollment portal. It’s your one-stop shop for everything you need before the first day of classes, from tuition payment details to your school email setup, plus important dates and deadlines.
Sign up for yourÌý, which is required for all new Main Campus first-year and transfer students.
- Explore financial aid and scholarship opportunities,ÌýincludingÌý (Free Application for Federal Student Aid) andÌý,Ìýour scholarship-matching tool for admitted 97¾«Æ·¹ú²ú¸£ÀûÒ»Çø¶þÇøÈýÇø students.
- ExploreÌýliving and dining on campus. Browse our 23Ìý.
- Embrace the WildcatÌýspirit and traditions!ÌýLearn the meaning ofÌý.
- Share that you’reÌýÌýon Instagram.
- Wildcat your way: Customize your college experience by joiningÌýclubs and organizations, and exploring internships, study abroad, and more.
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- Get to Know Tucson!
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Remember, first-year students joining our incoming class for fall 2026 have until May 1, 2026 to complete their enrollment.
Prefer a Wildcat-Ready Video Overview?
Watch as Kaila and Steven will guide you through your next steps to getting in this video.
Check out our full on YouTube for details on Admitted Student Day, Destination Arizona, and more.
Transfer Student?
The connects you with resources, information, and peer mentors. If you're joining our fall 2026 incoming class on main campus as a transfer student, remember the deadline to is July 1, 2026.
Life's Better In Red and Blue
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Show Your Wildcat Spirit!
Share that you’re Arizona-bound with the hashtag #WildcatReady to by us. Practice the Wildcat hand symbol, wear cardinal red and navy blue, and show your fellow Wildcats how you Bear Down!
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