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Office of Main Campus Undergraduate ÐÞ³µ´ó¶Ó
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New Student Orientation
What to expect once I’m admitted, orientation experience, and Next Steps Center.
International ÐÞ³µ´ó¶Ó
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520-621-7524
ÐÞ³µ´ó¶Ó Online ÐÞ³µ´ó¶Ó
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520-621-0898
Graduate College ÐÞ³µ´ó¶Ó
Graduate studies and programs.
520-621-3471
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520-626-1702
Scholarships & Financial Aid
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520-621-1858
Residency Classification
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520-621-3636
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PO Box 210073
Tucson, AZ 85721-0073
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Office of ÐÞ³µ´ó¶Ó
1401 E. University Blvd.Ìý
Tucson, AZ 85721
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