Application FAQ's

I don't have access to a computer or the internet. How can I apply on-line

Please contact us at 520-621-1068 or mail an inquiry to us at:AILDI, University of Arizona, P.O. Box 210069, Tucson, AZ 85721-0069 for assistance. Please note that the Graduate application can be downloaded, printed and mailed.

I can only access the internet at work and it times out on me before I can submit the application. How can I complete the application without starting over each time?

The graduate and undergraduate on-line application has a save function. Save all of your entries as soon as you enter them. This will prevent the loss of any information you may have entered. Also, be prepared to have all of the information you need handy. For example, you will be asked to enter the name and address of the higher education institutions you have attended as well as the year and type of degree that you were awarded.The AILDI online application does not have a save button, but has a review page before you submit your application. Please make sure to review your information and correct before you submit the AILDI online application.

After I submit my application will I receive notice that it was received?

Yes. You will receive an email message from either the Graduate College or the Undergraduate Admissions office notifying you that your application was received. You will be required to submit your email address before you can even begin the online application.  You will also receive notice from our office when we have received the AILDI application. Your application to AILDI consists of several parts depending on whether or not you are currently enrolled at the University of Arizona. We try to maintain consistent communication with the other University departments regarding your application to make sure that  it is complete.

 I am a returning student of AILDI, do I have to get a new CatCard? 

No. returning students of AILDI can use the CatCard they have and simply go to the CatCard office located in the Student Union to get it re-activated.