• Meet with your advisor at least once a semester. Become familiar with your school’s individual procedures for making these types of appointments.
• Check the date of your enrollment appointment. What is this? The enrollment appointment is the first day of a student’s priority registration when they can enroll in classes for the upcoming fall/spring semester.
• Know your courses – dates, times, and types! Is it a lecture, lab, or discussion? Is it Online, in person, or a combination of both? Is it a 7 week session course or full semester?
• Check your University of Arizona email account (Catmail) at least once a day if not more.
• Manage your time well. Balance your responsibilities and set priorities.
• Go to class! It is now your job to attend your courses and one of the main factors in your academic success.
• Review class notes and text material regularly.
• Attend office hours regularly – you will begin to create your collegiate network.
• Take good notes and get a study group going! Don’t forget to utilize the many resources now available to you as a UA Wildcat such the Think Tank- a free and fee based tutoring network on campus, the Writing Skills Center, etc.
• If you have any questions – reach out to your professors, teaching assistants (TA’s), or advisors for help.

A differential tuition surcharge is assessed every semester to Junior and Senior students in the College of Fine Arts. The current surcharge is $300 per semester for 12 or more units ($25 per unit up to 12 units), but fees are subject to annual review by the Arizona Board of Regents and may be subject to change.

Junior class standing is determined by a minimum of 60 units. Transfer students should be advised that class standing is determined after a university review of transcripts, and that the evaluation of transfer units may not be completed until after coursework in Fine Arts has begun.

This differential tuition surcharge continues for all subsequent semesters until graduation.