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There are no major-specific admissions requirements for College of Information Science (InfoSci) transfer students.
If you meet the admissions criteria for transfer admissions to U of A, you are accepted to the college's undergraduate majors. Contact admissions for admissions-related queries for undergraduate students.
We recommend but do not require that transfer students planning to graduate in two years have completed English, math and language foundations along with general education requirements before transferring.
Undergraduate Degrees
The College of Information Science offers nine undergraduate degrees:
- Bachelor of Applied Science in Applied Computing
- Bachelor of Applied Science in Cyber Operations
- Bachelor of Science in Game Design and Development
- Bachelor of Arts in Games and Behavior
- Bachelor of Science in Information Science
- Bachelor of Arts in Information Science and Arts
- Bachelor of Arts in Information Science and eSociety
- Bachelor of Applied Science in Intelligence and Information Operations
- Bachelor of Applied Science in Organizational Leadership and Regional Commerce
Transfer Credit
Before transferring, you may contact Transfer Articulation with questions about transfer credit.
Out-of-State Students: You may consult the Transfer Credit Guide, or contact Transfer Articulation directly with questions or unofficial transcripts for a credit evaluation.
In-State Students: You have the resources of AZTransfer, which shows you credit equivalency between any state school or community college.
We recommend that you contact Transfer Articulation or use AZTransfer before contacting a U of A academic advisor if you have questions about how much credit will transfer or what will transfer. Advisors can then guide you about how your credit will apply to your Arizona degree and if it may be used in a major; advisors don't determine transferability of credit. If you're a prospective out of state transfer student, emailing transfer articulation with an unofficial transcript for review is a great first step before consulting with an advisor. In-state students can use AZTransfer.
Transfer Orientation & Next Steps
Once you’ve been accepted to the University of Arizona as a transfer student, it’s important to sign up for a Transfer Orientation through your Next Steps Center. You will not be able to register for classes until you attend an orientation, and your advisor will be present at your orientation.
Exception: Arizona Online students will not be required to attend an orientation.