Your enrollment is complete when you have paid your tuition and fees. Calculate your tuition based on whether you qualify as an Arizona "resident" and the number of units you will take. If you meet the eligibility requirements and you have lived in Arizona longer than one year, you may qualify for "resident" tuition rates. Otherwise, you will be considered "nonresident" for tuition purposes.

Undergraduate and graduate students wishing to be considered Arizona residents upon admission need to complete the residency verification page of the admission application. Undergraduate students who want to apply as a resident at a later date or who have questions should contact the registrar's office. Graduate students who intend to apply for Arizona residency after admission should consult the Graduate College.

In the spring and fall terms, as a resident student taking one to six units, you will be charged the per-unit tuition rate, plus applicable fees. If you enroll in 7 or more units you will be charged the full-time tuition rate, plus applicable fees. This entitles undergraduate students to carry up to 18 units and graduate students to carry up to 16 units.

For Summer and Winter Sessions the tuition rate is the same for undergraduate, graduate, workshop, or short-term classes for both in-state and out-of-state residents. Tuition for these terms is charged per unit; there is no full-time rate.

Use the Tuition Calculator to estimate the tuition you will need to pay based on your residency and course load . After you have read about fees, figure out which ones may apply to you then determine your total estimated costs.