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About The University of Arizona Global Campus
The University of Arizona Global Campus (UAGC) offers over 50 associate, bachelor's, master's and doctoral degree programs with accelerated online classes. At UAGC, you are part of the University of Arizona community of students and alumni who support each other from game day to graduation day and beyond.
- 5- and 6-week classes
- Generous transfer policy
- WSCUC accredited
- Military tuition savings
- Online only classes
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What is The University of Arizona Global Campus (UAGC)?
The University of Arizona Global Campus (UAGC) is built on a mission to create a supportive community that goes beyond academics — providing guidance for financial, career and even mental health needs — while delivering quality, flexible and affordable online degree and certificate programs designed for adult learners.
UAGC's purpose is to transform higher education by removing barriers and making it accessible to all, regardless of background or circumstance. Guided by a vision to empower, support, enrich and graduate every student, it's focused on outcomes that matter: helping students persist through their first year, complete their programs and earn valuable credentials that strengthen their opportunities in the workforce.
The University of Arizona Global Campus (UAGC) degrees
The University of Arizona Global Campus' fully online programs are designed for busy adults, giving you the flexibility to study anytime, anywhere on any device with internet access. Courses are taken one at a time and last just five to six weeks, so you can stay focused, keep your momentum and balance school with work, family and everything else that matters to you.
The University of Arizona Global Campus (UAGC) tuition
The University of Arizona Global Campus (UAGC) makes it easier to invest in your education by offering flexible tuition options and a wide range of ways to fund your education.
Tuition and fees vary by degree level and program, and you may qualify for reduced rates or fee waivers if you’re a military student or have employer-provided benefits.
The University of Arizona Global Campus FAQ
Is the University of Arizona Global Campus accredited?
Yes. The University of Arizona Global Campus is regionally accredited by WASC Senior College and University Commission (WSCUC). Regional accreditation means that more credit transfers are allowed than with national accreditation.
Where is the University of Arizona Global Campus?
The University of Arizona Global Campus is headquartered in Chandler, Arizona.
Is the University of Arizona Global Campus a good school?
Yes, the University of Arizona Global Campus is a good school for students who want a nontraditional learning experience from an accredited university.
How much does the University of Arizona Global Campus cost?
Tuition and fees at the University of Arizona Global Campus (UAGC) vary by degree level and program, and you may qualify for reduced rates or fee waivers if you’re a military student or have employer- provided benefits.
Does the University of Arizona Global Campus offer laptops?
No, the University of Arizona Global Campus does not offer laptops for students.
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Is The University of Arizona Global Campus (UAGC) legit?
Yes. The University of Arizona Global Campus (UAGC) is a WSCUC accredited university, sharing the same accreditation as The University of Arizona. That means the degrees you earn at UAGC meet rigorous academic and institutional quality standards recognized nationwide.
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Reviewed March 19, 2026
I graduated from this school yet they continue to use fraud tactics. I made my last payment to the school and they duplicated the charge and refused to return the funds. I ended up having to make a criminal report and attorney general complaint to get my money back. Any student considering attending this school run at all costs as they will take your financial information and sell it to the highest bidder.
Reviewed Oct. 31, 2025
I didn’t have a bad experience with Ashford. I learned a lot and it was quick. The enrollment was easy and the advisors were helpful. I did pay a lot of money. I got student loans and had to pay money to the school.
It was kind of draining. I had to make sure I got breaks in because the classes were back-to-back, and I had to do a lot of essays. I wish that we could have kept the books though. They disappear after so long, and I wasn’t able to go back to whatever class I was already done with. The way I was seeing it, the classes were disappearing. The only class I would see would be the next class. I didn’t get to go back to the previous classes. Although, I was able to keep some books and all my homework.
I found out that I was pregnant while I was in school. I also was working two jobs, but I was still getting my homework done. I would take breaks for a week or two, but I know it extended my time. Anybody who’s doing it, I would still recommend that they take those breaks in between.
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Reviewed Oct. 29, 2025
The financial aid got messed up and I had to go several periods of time without classes that delayed my graduation. Other than that, the professors were good and I had a nice time studying there.
Reviewed Oct. 28, 2025
Back in 2019 University of Arizona was Ashford. I got my bachelor's in Business Order Management. It was a normal, typical online experience, understanding video one-on-ones with the teacher. But if you claim you have ADHD, they'll take extra time. I remember each week you had to do had three writeups, peer reviews over certain papers and documentations, and then a read lecture/test. Online is a lot easier regarding books because you can control and find what you're trying to read instead of reading regular books.
I believe my professors were helpful. I tried my best to get all As, but I ended up getting a D+ in one. I tried reaching out and asking what I was doing wrong. I never really got a direct answer. Other than that, everything else was fine. The schedule was flexible. I was working during that time. So I do my day job.
There’s one thing I do want to stress. The Grammarly aspect that they provide is very helpful. It’s a great tool to use for people to go in through. Now, everybody has ChatGPT. But I still use it if I have to write papers or anything for work.
I was with a NextGear Capital company that stated, as long as you pass, they'll pay for it. So I was like, if I can get this degree, it'll definitely open up avenues. Which it did. It helped with navy stuff as well. I've been asked several times to be an officer. I've been in service for 21 years. The program that I liked a lot, Business Order Management helped tailor leadership ideals and instilled certain qualities that I can look for as a leader. It's a great starting point if somebody ever wants to understand leadership. Take that course or degree, and then finance or business administration. But as far as getting it tailored down and understanding different processes, it's the best. Now I'm an SCL in the navy. I'm my own manager for over 75 people here as a Camfield territory sales manager.
Reviewed Oct. 28, 2025
The University of Arizona Global Campus gave me a hard time. It was hard to even get into that university. It was a lot with the professors that I didn’t like. I didn't get to finish. I’m very dissatisfied. They need to just make it much easier for somebody trying to go to college there. They weren’t a big help at all.
Reviewed Oct. 19, 2025
I found The University of Arizona Global Campus online, and it was the most feasible to do online. I like that there were options of different degrees to take. The only thing I didn't like was that I pay a bunch of money to just read a bunch of texts and basically teach myself online. I would have liked it better if they did more recordings of classes or had Zoom meetings. Videos go a long way.
Giving only one way of learning doesn’t benefit a lot. We don’treally get to interact with professors as much virtually. We see a bunch of their announcements but I don't get to know them.
Reviewed Oct. 19, 2025
I started with the University of Arizona when they were still called Ashford, and they were easy to work with. I was enrolled with them with the use of military funding. It was tuition assistance initially while I was still active duty, and then it switched to the 9/11 GI Bill when I separated from active duty. When they changed from Ashford to the University of Arizona, they had to get requalified to be a school that you could use the 9/11 GI Bill on even though it was essentially the same school. I was not able to go to school for six months because of that. And it's not that they weren't responsive customer service-wise, it's just that there was nothing they could do to let me start my classes again.
As far as communication with the professors, it could be hard to get an answer from them at times, but they were easy to talk with and would help me out by giving me extra time if I needed it. I liked that I could do my homework at my own pace, but some classes had less assignments and those counted for more of your grade. I didn't like it when that would happen. I also know there's only so many types of assignments they could give you, but I probably wrote 600 pages of papers in the three years I've used them to get my bachelor’s. That sucked. But I think the grades were fair. Their classes were a lot easier to take than they were in person. When I tried to go to college right after high school, I flunked out. And when I went with the University of Arizona, I ended up graduating summa cum laude.
Reviewed Oct. 17, 2025
I was with Ashford for one or two years but didn’t finish the program. It wasn’t for me. Everything was online, though, and it was pretty easy. The most recent thing I heard about Ashford is that I didn’t have to pay my student loans back because they were doing something they shouldn’t have been doing.
Reviewed Sept. 12, 2025
I attended The University of Arizona Global Campus when it was still Ashford University. I did get my degree in healthcare administration for my bachelor's. It was fine up until they switched and then trying to get transcripts was not. Some people didn't believe that I went to college and got a degree. Also, they promised to have good job placement, but no one was ever helpful.
Hello Lyndsey,
Thank you for sharing your experience with us and congratulations on earning your bachelor’s degree in Healthcare Administration. We’re so glad to hear that you had supportive professors and a solid academic journey during your time as a student.
We’re sorry to learn about the challenges you faced after graduation, particularly with accessing your transcripts and with career services not meeting your expectations. Your feedback is important to us, and we want to ensure alumni feel supported both during and after their studies.
If you’re still experiencing transcript issues or need assistance connecting with career resources, please don’t hesitate to reach out via live chat at uagc.edu or call us at +1 866 711 1700 so we can help directly.
We truly appreciate your thoughtful review and your 4/5 rating, and we wish you continued success in your career journey.
Reviewed Sept. 4, 2025
I love UAGC! This school doesn’t just teach—it transforms. Academically and personally, it helps you grow and thrive. The staff genuinely care about your success, and the inclusive environment makes you feel like you belong. I’ve been in and out of college for years, but UAGC stuck with me and gave me the tools to succeed. I’m thriving now and plan to continue through my master’s and doctoral degrees here. Highly recommend for anyone looking for a school that truly supports its students!
Hello Sharee,
Thank you so much for sharing your experience! We love hearing how UAGC has supported you both academically and personally, and we’re so proud of all you’ve accomplished. Your journey is truly inspiring, and we’re excited to cheer you on as you continue toward your master’s and doctoral degrees. Thank you for recommending UAGC and for being such a valued part of our community. We can’t wait to see what you achieve next!
The University of Arizona Global Campus Company Information
- Company Name:
- The University of Arizona Global Campus
- Year Founded:
- 1918
- Formerly Named:
- Ashford University
- Address:
- 8620 Spectrum Center Blvd.
- City:
- San Diego
- State/Province:
- CA
- Postal Code:
- 92123
- Country:
- United States
- Website:
- www.uagc.edu
