Transfer to U of A
Start at CCC. Finish as a Wildcat.
what is the UofA Bridge Program?
The University of Arizona's Arizona Bridge program is designed to help students complete their first two years at a community college and transfer smoothly to the U of A to finish their bachelor's degree.
Why Choose the U of A bridge program
Follow a Clear Transfer Pathway
Transfer pathways show which CCC courses apply toward specific University of Arizona degree programs, helping you stay on track and make informed course choices.
Transfer Your Credits With Confidence
The University of Arizona works closely with Arizona community colleges to help students understand how credits apply toward their intended degree program and support a smooth transfer process.
Access Transfer Support
Dedicated transfer staff can help you explore majors, understand admission requirements, connect with university resources, and prepare for the transition to the U of A.
Explore Scholarship Opportunities
Eligible students may have access to Arizona Bridge scholarship opportunities and other financial resources available to transfer students.
Benefit From Small Classes and Personalized Support
Start your college journey at CCC, where you’ll learn in smaller classes and have access to academic advising, tutoring, and other student support services.
How to get started
1. Apply to CCC
Complete the free application to Coconino Community College. Applications are accepted year-round. After you apply, you’ll receive instructions for activating your student account and accessing your CCC email. Be sure to check your student email regularly, as important enrollment information will be sent there.
2. Apply for Financial Aid
Don’t skip this step. Explore financial aid, scholarships, and programs such as Comet Promise to help pay for college. Complete the FAFSA as early as possible to maximize your financial aid opportunities.
3. Explore University of Arizona Degree Programs
Choose a University of Arizona major and review the transfer pathway that aligns with your academic and career goals. Transfer pathways can help you understand which courses to take at CCC and how they apply toward your intended bachelor’s degree.
4. Meet with a CCC Advisor
Schedule an appointment with a CCC advisor to discuss your transfer plans. Your advisor can help you select courses, review transfer requirements, and build an academic plan that supports your University of Arizona goals.
5. Register for Classes and Follow Your Pathway
Once your plan is in place, register for classes at CCC and begin working toward your transfer goals. Staying on your pathway can help you transfer credits efficiently and prepare for admission to your intended degree program.
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Frequently Asked Questions
What is the Arizona Bridge program?
Arizona Bridge is a transfer program designed for Arizona community college students who plan to earn a bachelor’s degree from the University of Arizona. It helps students complete their first two years at CCC and then transfer to the U of A to finish their degree.
How do I know which courses to take at CCC?
University of Arizona transfer pathways show how courses taken at CCC apply to specific U of A degree programs. By choosing your intended major early, you can follow a course plan designed to support a smooth transfer and reduce the risk of taking unnecessary classes.
Do I have to know my major before I transfer?
No. Many students explore options while attending CCC. However, selecting a major early can help you follow the most efficient transfer pathway and make informed course choices. A CCC advisor can help you explore your options and build an academic plan.
Will my credits transfer to the University of Arizona?
The University of Arizona works closely with Arizona community colleges to evaluate transfer credit and provide degree-specific pathways. Following your pathway and meeting regularly with an advisor can help ensure your coursework applies toward your intended bachelor’s degree.
Are scholarships available for transfer students?
The University of Arizona offers scholarship opportunities for eligible transfer students, including programs associated with Arizona Bridge. Scholarship availability, eligibility requirements, and award amounts may vary from year to year, so be sure to review current U of A financial aid information when you’re ready to transfer.
I already know I want to attend the University of Arizona. Should I still start at CCC?
Many students begin at CCC to complete lower-division coursework, benefit from smaller class sizes and personalized support, and then transfer to the University of Arizona to complete their bachelor’s degree. Following a transfer pathway can help you move forward with a clear plan and confidently prepare for your next step.
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