Campus Resources

A primary function of the Advising Resource Center is to provide information on how to contact an academic advisor as well as a range of advising services.

The University of Arizona’s Basic Needs Initiative is comprised of the programs and resources for students "basic" needs. These include: Campus Pantry, Childcare Choice, CAPS, and Department of Economic Security Assistance.

ASUA is the student government on the University of Arizona campus and provides a variety of involvement opportunities through participation in programs, services, clubs, and leadership.

The Bursar's Office provides student account and billing information; receives payments for tuition, fees and miscellaneous campus charges; provides collection of delinquent accounts; delivers refunds and financial aid residuals after disbursement.

Committed to promoting health, wellness, and safety at the University of Arizona, Campus Health provides quality medical and mental health care, outstanding health education and assists in health-related policy development.

Campus Recreation collaborates with the university community to offer exemplary facilities, programs, and services that inspire participation and engagement.

Our mission at CAPS is to help students thrive personally and academically. We offer direct clinical services to enrolled students, consultation with concerned family, friends, faculty, and staff in service of students, and outreach and education to the University community.

The Disability Resource Center leads the University in a progressive and proactive approach to campus accessibility. Their goal is to ensure that disabled students, employees, and visitors, have a similar, if not identical, experience to that of their non-disabled counterparts.

Community and support for students who have experienced foster care, housing insecurity/homelessness, or have participated in Youth on Their Own services.

The Housing & Residential Life office provides students with the opportunity to live on campus and engage in rich learning communities that compliment the classroom experience.

Native American Student Affairs provides culturally sensitive academic counseling and support services to American Indian/Alaskan Native students enabling them to achieve academic excellence.

The Office of Institutional Equity supports efforts to uphold the University's commitment to creating and maintaining a working and learning environment that is inclusive and free of discriminatory conduct.

The Office of the Registrar serves students, faculty, staff, and alumni through registration, record keeping, course and classroom management, and academic support.

The Ombuds Program advances consciousness in communication, collaboration, and organizational climate through preventive support, proactive solutions, and positive response to conflict and other challenges.

SafeRide is a free transportation service for University of Arizona affiliates that provides a nighttime alternative to walking alone on campus and in the Tucson community.  Managed and operated entirely by students under the sponsorship of ASUA. 

The Scholarships and Financial Aid office strives to inform all families about the many scholarships and financial packages the University of Arizona has to offer to help you pay for college. Their goal is to make the University affordable to families from all income levels.

Student Engagement & Career Development supports students as they engage in experiences that expand their capacity make an impact on authentic challenges facing businesses and communities and to lead, to develop in-demand employable skills within and beyond the classroom and to design and implement a career plan aligned with personal strengths and values, for a lifetime of opportunity and well-being.

The Student Culture & Engagement Hub aims to build a vibrant, welcoming University community where students feel connected, empowered, and supported. Our six student spaces are open to all students and offer opportunities for meaningful engagement and participation in programs that encourage retention, well-being, and a sense of belonging.

THINK TANK offers a wide range of programs and services dedicated to empowering University of Arizona students by providing a positive environment where they can master the skills needed to become successful lifelong learners.

A multi-disciplinary group of trained University employees who determine if an individual poses, or may pose, a threat of violence to self, others, or to our University community, and acts to deter the threat.

Thrive Center’s mission is to advance a community where students successfully navigate through, excel in, and graduate from the University of Arizona prepared for life after college.

The mission of UAPD is to promote a safe and secure community through professional law enforcement stewardship, education, engagement, and partnership.