Records and Registration

Records and Registration

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ADMISSION REQUIREMENTS RESIDENCY GUIDELINES REGISTRATION DROP/ADD OPTIONS GRADES TRANSCRIPTS GRADUATION

REGULAR ADMISSIONS

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Regular Admissions

Regular Admission is granted to anyone
who meets ONE of the following:

♦Graduate of a regionally accredited high school as defined by the United States Office of Education or any appropriate state educational agency
♦Earned a high school certificate of equivalency (GED)
♦18 years of age or older and demonstrates evidence of potential success in the community college
♦Transfer student in good academic standing from another college or university
♦Students in Early College or Dual Enrollment should follow high school student path.

Contact: admissions@centralaz.edu

Central Arizona College is an open admission institution.
Students 18 years or older may be admitted without a high school diploma or GED certificate.

To be admitted:
•Complete the New Student Admissions Application
•Complete Placement Assessment for reading, writing and math

Important: A high school diploma or GED is required to qualify for financial aid; for this reason GED classes and Testing are available

Central Arizona College provides equal opportunity in employment and educational programs and activities. Discrimination is prohibited on the basis of race, color, religion, sex, age, disability, national origin, military status or genetic test information.

Admission requirements are published in their entirety under Admissions in the CAC College Catalog.

UNDER 18 ADMISSIONS

Under 18 Admissions

♦Students under the age of 18 who are not enrolled in high school or do not have a GED
♦Students in Early College or Dual Enrollment should follow high school student path.
Contact: advising@centralaz.edu

Underage students seeking admissions to the college as their primary institution must complete the following:

•Complete First-time Student process
•Submit letter stating the reason for the special admission request
•Complete college placement exam
•Meet with college academic advising staff member or consultation with an approved admit designated official. Call 520-494-5470 for more information

No person under age 18 shall be denied admission because of age, lack of a high school diploma or high school certificate of equivalency, grade in school, lack of permission of school officials or lack of concurrent enrollment in a public or private school if the student meets one of the following test scores:

•PSAT (Preliminary Scholastic Aptitude Test-taken March 2016 or later) composite score of 720 or above
•SAT (Scholastic Aptitude Test-taken March 2016 or later) composite (Evidence-Based Reading & Writing and Math Portions combined) score of 720 or above
•ACT (American College Test) composite score of 12 or above

Additional Information

•A student admitted under this criterion is not guaranteed admission to a specific degree program or to all courses offered at the college
•The number of credits in which a student may enroll may be limited
Admission requirements are published in their entirety under Admissions in the CAC College Catalog.

INTERNATIONAL ADMISSIONS

International Admissions

Contact: International.admissions@centralaz.edu

International Students seeking admissions based on an F-1 student visa status must provide the following documents:

•Complete: International Student Application
•Complete: TOEFL OR IELTS English proficiency test if coming from a non-English speaking country.

•IELTS (International English Language Testing System): Minimum overall band score 5.5
•TOEFL (Test of English as a Foreign Language): Written Test minimum score 450; Computer Test minimum score 133. Scores MUST be sent directly from: TOEFL, PO BOX 6155, Princeton, NJ 08514-6155, USA

•Submit: All final transcripts/grades from any high school(s) and college(s) attended.
•Complete: Financial Support Statement
•Submit: Letter from a bank or other financial institution verifying funds for financial support
•Document Translation into English: Foreign credential evaluation services:

•Educational Credential Evaluators (ECE) www.ece.org
•International Educational Research Foundation (IERF) www.ierf.org
•World Education Services (WES) www.wes.org

•All Above Documents Should be Submitted To:

Central Arizona College, Records and Registration Office
8470 North Overfield Road
Coolidge, AZ 85128, USA

*Central Arizona College has no provision for scholarships for international students; therefore, students must be prepared to meet the necessary financial obligations for the entire time they will be in the United States. It is estimated that each student will need at least $18,000 per academic year in order to meet all expenses, exclusive of travel.
Admission requirements are published in their entirety under Admissions in the CAC College Catalog.

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Find your Path?
Choose where you fit best and follow Your Link!

Current High School Student: Dual/Concurrent Enrollment, Early College

First-Time College Student: This is the first college or university you will attend and you are not a current high school student

Transfer Student: Transferring credits from another college to complete a degree @ CAC

Returning Student: Have taken CAC classes in the past, but not within the last year

International Student: Pursuing a CAC degree program and has an F1 visa

Visiting Student: Taking specific classes to transfer back to another college or university

Under Age 18: Not participating in Dual/concurrent enrollment or Early College programs.

Apply without GED or High School Diploma: 18 years old or older

GED/ESL: Complete a high school diploma/GED ®

Lifelong Learning: Community, Continuing, and Workforce Education

Admission requirements are published in their entirety under Admissions in the CAC College Catalog.

RESIDENCY STATUS

Residency Status and Guidelines

Students are classified for tuition purposes under one of the following classifications:

•Resident, in-state
•Non-resident (includes out-of-state, F-1 non-immigrant students and students without legal immigration status)

Resident Status will be assigned to under the following conditions:

•Students who are U.S. citizens
•Dependent students living in Arizona for less than one year, but reside with their parents or legal guardians who have established domicile in Arizona for one year and claim the student as an exemption for state and federal tax purposes
•Financially independent students who have resided in Arizona for more than one year prior to the start of the semester in which they are enrolling and have established Arizona as their permanent domicile
•Students who have transferred to Arizona by their employer for employment purposes
•Students or spouses who are members of the armed forces of the United States, stationed in Arizona pursuant to military orders
•Students who are members of Native American tribes whose reservation lands lie in Arizona and extend into another state and who are residents of that reservation

Non- Resident Status will be assigned under the following conditions:

•Students who are claimed as exemptions by parents or legal guardians for federal or state income tax purposes and the parent or guardians are residents of a state other than Arizona
•Most persons who have lived in Arizona less than one calendar year
•Students who have not established Arizona as their permanent domicile after moving to Arizona
•Winter visitors who have not established Arizona as their permanent domicile, even if here for more than one year, are still considered out-of-state
•Students who are not U.S. Citizens

Implementation of Guidelines

·Each student applicant shall have the question of legal residence determined prior to the time of registration and payment of fees. It is the responsibility of the applicant to register under the correct resident determination.
·Enforcement of residency requirements shall be the responsibility of the President of Central Arizona College. The President has designated the Admissions and Records Office to make the initial domicile classification. In determining a student’s classification, the college may consider all evidence, written or oral, presented by the student and any other information received from any source which is relevant to determining classification. The college may request written sworn statements or sworn testimony of the student.
·A request for a review of the initial classification may be made to the Dean of Academic Services. The request must be in writing, signed by the student and accompanied by a sworn statement of all facts relative to the matter. The request must be filed within 10 days of receipt of notification of classification as a non-resident. Failure to file properly a request for review within the prescribed time limit constitutes a waiver of review for the current enrollment period. The decision of the Dean of Academic Services shall be final.

Questions: Contact admissions@centralaz.edu.

Residency regulations are published in their entirety under Official Residency Guideline in the CAC College Catalog.

PROOF OF RESIDENCY

Proof of Residency

When a student’s residency is questioned or student requests to have their residency status reviewed, the following proof will be required:

♦Complete domicile affidavit and file with the Records and Registration Office
♦Submit evidence of one of the following:

•Arizona Driver’s License
•Arizona Income Tax Return
•Arizona Voter Registration

The following items may be submitted as supporting information to the evidence listed above, but will not be accepted as primary evidence:

•Source of Financial Support
•Notarized Statement from Employer
•Place of High School Graduation
•Bank Accounts
•Honorably discharged from the armed forces and demonstrates evidence of intent to be a resident of Arizona

Questions: Contact admissions@centralaz.edu.

Residency regulations are published in their entirety under Official Residency Guideline in the CAC College Catalog.

OUT OF AREA RESIDENCY PROGRAMS

Out of Area Residency Programs

Western Undergraduate Education Program

Students from 15 Western states are eligible to participate in the Western Undergraduate Education Program (W.U.E.). The program allows full-time students who are seeking degrees or certificates to pay 150 percent resident tuition, rather than out-of-state tuition. Central Arizona College participates in the program along with other colleges and universities in Arizona, Alaska, California, Colorado, Common Wealth of the Northern Marianas Islands, Idaho, Montana, Nevada, New Mexico, North Dakota, Oregon, South Dakota, Utah, Washington and Wyoming.

New Mexico Resident Tuition Waiver Program

Central Arizona College and Western New Mexico University in Silver City have established a tuition waiver agreement, which is subject to renewal. A New Mexico resident who attends CAC may qualify to be assessed in-state tuition. There is a limited number of waivers available. Contact the Admissions Office for an application form or additional information.

Out-of-County Residence Affidavit

An Arizona resident attending classes in Pinal County from Apache, Gila, Greenlee or Santa Cruz counties must submit a completed Out-of-County Residence Affidavit every semester.

Questions: Contact admissions@centralaz.edu.

Residency regulations are published in their entirety under Official Residency Guideline in the CAC College Catalog.

COURSE REGISTRATION

Course Registration

Registering is Easy!
Follow Options #1, #2 or #3 below.

Contact: admissions@centralaz.edu
*Phone registrations are not permitted

OPTION #1:

REGISTER through CAC STUDENT PORTAL

OPTION #2:

COMPLETE REGISTRATION FORM

♦ EMAIL form to admissions@centralaz.edu from your CAC Student Email Account.

OPTION #3:

Are you unsure of what courses you need to complete your degree or certificate?

♦MEET with an Academic Advisor to discuss course requirements: MAKE ADVISING APPOINTMENT

Important Notes:

♦New students should refer to the Academic Calendar to find the last date to register before classes begin.
♦ Waitlisted classes: Students may place themselves on the waitlist for a full class. If space becomes available, the student will receive notification through online services. The student will have 24 hours to register for the class. If the registration is not completed in the allotted time period, the seat is forfeited and the next waitlisted student is notified.
♦Tuition and Fees are due upon registration. Financial Aid or payment information is available through your Student Portal.
♦Registration is regarded as a commitment by the student to comply with all regulations of the college.

Registration requirements are published in their entirety under I have my schedule, now what should I do? in the CAC College Catalog

SCHEDULE CHANGES

Application Requirements

Schedule Changes

Drop/Add Courses

CURRENTLY ENROLLED students may change their schedule before or through the 1st week of full-length semester classes.

Refer to the academic calendar for semester add/drop dates. Academic Calendar
Contact: admissions@centralaz.edu

Add Courses:

Students may add classes via their Student Portal or by completing a Drop/Add Form and emailing the form from their CAC Student Email Account to admissions@centralaz.edu.
♦During the official Drop/Add Period, ONLY currently enrolled students may add classes. Academic Calendar

Drop Courses:

Students may request to drop classes via their Student Portal or by completing a Drop/Add Form and emailing the form from their CAC Student Email Account to admissions@centralaz.edu.

Drop Course Timeline:
5-week course: Withdrawal by Thursday of 3rd week
8-week course: Withdrawal by Thursday of 5th week
10-week course: Withdrawal by Thursday of 6th week
16-week course: Withdrawal by Thursday of 10th week
Non-Standard Length Course: Prior to the first day of class

Important Notes:

♦Dropping and Adding courses can affect financial aid status. Please check with financial aid or your academic advisor on your particular situation.
♦To register for classes that start after the admission start date contact admissions@centralaz.edu .
♦Some student holds may prevent registration, visit your Student Portal for more information.
♦When the transaction is processed during the add/drop week there will be no record of the class on the college transcript. It is the student’s responsibility to drop the course if they no longer want to attend or the student will be responsible for tuition and fees.

REGISTRATION OPTIONS

Registration Options

Repeating

Students may repeat courses to improve grades or update knowledge of course material. A course may be counted once for graduation; unless otherwise stated in the College Catalog.

When a course is repeated or is taken beyond the number of allowable repeats, credits for those courses will not be applied toward degree/certificate requirements and may not be funded through financial aid. All grades earned will be posted to students’ transcripts, however, only the highest grade will be calculated in the GPA.

Auditing

Students may audit a class by indicating so on the Registration Form. Auditing a course requires that a student register and pay tuition/fees just as a student registering for course credit. No changes in status from credit to audit or vice versa is permitted after initial course registration.

Withdrawing from Courses and College

WITHDRAWAL TIMELINE:
5-week course: Withdrawal by Thursday of 3rd week
8-week course: Withdrawal by Thursday of 5th week
10-week course: Withdrawal by Thursday of 6th week
16-week course: Withdrawal by Thursday of 10th week
Non-Standard Length Course: Prior to the first day of class

Regular/Short Term Courses: Students can request an official withdrawal during the first two-thirds of the class based on the beginning and end date as listed in the schedule of classes. During this period a student may withdraw regardless of the reason and must initiate and complete the withdrawal request through the registration office. Instructor permission is not needed. During the final one-third of the course, if there are extenuating circumstances, a student can request an official withdrawal. The approval of both the instructor and division chair or program director will be required.

Open Entry/Open Exit Courses: Students can request an official withdrawal based two-thirds of the days between the date of the registration and the last day of the semester. During this period a student may withdraw regardless of the reason and must initiate and complete the withdrawal request through the registration office. Instructor permission is not needed. During the final one-third of the course, if there are extenuating circumstances, a student can request an official withdrawal. The approval of both the instructor and division chair or program director will be required.

Administrative Withdrawal: The college reserves the right to withdraw students from classes at any time during the semester.

Program/Ceremony Date Information

Graduation Program/Ceremony Dates:

Thursday, May 12th, 2022 at 7 pm (Reception to begin at 5:30 pm in the Student Union, I400)
Associate of Applied Science
Certificates

Friday, May 13th, 2022 at 7 pm (Reception to begin at 5:30 pm in the Student Union, I400)
Associate of Art
Associate of Business
Associate of General Studies
Associate of Science

Location: Signal Peak Campus – The Green, 8470 N Overfield Rd., Coolidge, AZ 85128

Graduation Rehearsal:

Tuesday, May 10th at 5:30 pm

Location: Signal Peak Campus – The Green, 8470 N Overfield Rd., Coolidge, AZ 85128

Although practice is offered and encouraged to students attending either graduation program, final exams take precedence.

Directions and Parking

All CAC Graduation Program/Ceremonies and Rehearsal take place at:

Signal Peak Campus – The Green

8470 N Overfield Rd., Coolidge, AZ 85128

Approaching from I-10 Eastbound (Phoenix)
Take exit 190, turn left on McCartney Rd. Turn left on N. Overfield Rd. Turn right at Woodruff Rd. Finally, turn left at Central Shipping/Receiving. Follow the on-campus prompts for directions and traffic flow. Please see exiting directions below.

Approaching from I-10 Westbound (Tucson)
Take exit 190, turn right on McCartney Rd. Turn left on N. Overfield Rd.. Turn right at Woodruff Rd. Finally, turn left at Central Ship-ping/Receiving. Follow the on-campus prompts for directions and traffic flow. Please see exiting directions below.

Approaching from Casa Grande/Maricopa
Take McCartney Rd East. Turn left on N. Overfield Rd. Turn right at Woodruff Rd. Finally, turn left at Central Shipping/Receiving. Follow the on-campus prompts for directions and traffic flow. Please see exiting directions below.

Approaching from San Tan/Florence
Take Highway 79 West. Turn left on Signal Peak Rd. Turn right at Woodruff Rd. Finally, turn right at Central Shipping/Receiving. Follow the on-campus prompts for directions and traffic flow. Please see exiting directions below.

Approaching from Aravaipa/Winkelman
Take Highway 77 South. Turn left on West Highway 79. Turn left on Signal Peak Rd., Turn right at Woodruff Rd. Finally, turn right at Central Shipping/Receiving. Follow the on-campus prompts for directions and traffic flow. Please see exiting directions below.

Exiting Directions— There will be two exit points following the ceremony. Main entrance to campus will only exit going southbound on Overfield Rd. Campus Central/Receiving Rd will only exit going eastbound on Woodruff Rd.

Student Accessibility Services

Central Arizona College is committed to ensuring the experience is an enjoyable and accessible one for students and guests with disabilities or special needs.
If you require reasonable accommodations due to a disability to participate in commencement exercises, please contact our Student Accessibility Services Office at 520-494-5524.

Accessible Drop-Off/Parking:
Accessibility drop-off and parking will be located in parking lot (D) and also throughout all other parking lot locations. All accessible parking is first-come, first-served and must accompany the use of an ADOT disability placard or ADOT license plate.

Golf Cart/Shuttle services:
Golf Cart/Shuttle services will be available to transport to and from the event and vehicle locations. Please bring foldable/portable wheelchairs for convenience with the shuttles. The shuttles will not have hydraulic lifts.

Seating: All seating for the ceremony is on a first-come, first service basis. Please note, these programs are held outside.

Mobility Devices: All students/guests are responsible for providing their own mobility devices, such as wheelchairs and walkers.

American Sign Language:
If you are in need of American Sign Language interpreting services, please contact the Student Accessibility Services Department no later than Thursday May 2 at 6:00 PM.

Closed Captioning Services will be provided during the ceremony.

Family friendly restrooms and water stations will be provided during the ceremony. To encourage environmental sustainability, please consider bringing your own reusable water bottle.

Celebration Engagement

For your enjoyment, Central Arizona College has created some fun backgrounds, printable signs and social media filters to make the most of your celebration.

Backgrounds and Printable Signs
‘Balloons ‘ ‘Check Out This Grad’ ‘It’s Official’ ‘Hats Off’ ‘Class of 2022′ ‘Vaquero Graduate’ ‘Congratulations’

Watch Party Hashtags for Social Media
#CACGrad2022 #CACPride #CACProudParent

Photo Op Locations
Central Arizona College has natural landscape areas that provide beautiful photo locations for students. Please visit any of the CAC Campuses for memorable photo opportunities.

Graduation Live Streaming Links:
Thursday, May 12th – https://fb.me/e/1uuF4MJvD
Friday, May 13th – https://fb.me/e/2jCWQRLyJ

Faculty Congratulate Graduating Students of 2022
https://youtu.be/IPONLkSANYk

Continue to check back for additional items.

GRADUATION

Spring 2022 Commencement

Commencement ceremonies will take place at 7PM on May 12th and 13th, 2022.

What you need to know:

-Commencement ceremonies are located at the Signal Peak Campus, 8470 North Overfield Road, Coolidge, AZ 85128
-Ceremony dates/invitations are based on Program of Study. Each Ceremony will offer a reception that will begin at 5:30pm in the Student Union, Room I400.
- Thursday, May 12th, 2022 at 7 pm
  Associate of Applied Science
  Certificates
- Friday, May 13th, 2022 at 7 pm
  Associate of Art
  Associate of Business
  Associate of General Studies
  Associate of Science
Graduation Live Streaming Links:
Thursday, May 12th – https://fb.me/e/1uuF4MJvD
Friday, May 13th – https://fb.me/e/2jCWQRLyJ
-The Graduation Ceremonies will include graduate students from Fall (December) 2021, Spring (May) 2022, and potential Summer (August) 2022 students.
-Students that completed and are eligible to participate will receive notification via their student email in the first week of April 2022.
-Cap and gowns are free of charge to all graduates. Students may contact the Central Arizona College Barnes and Noble bookstore at SPC, SMC, or by calling 520-494-5440.
-All students will receive a commemorative program during their ceremony.
-While the ceremony will take place in May, all degree and certificate completions are processed according to the standard completion dates and are available for transcript requests and student portal viewing.
-To encourage environmental sustainability, please consider bringing your own reusable water bottle. Attendees are reminded to stay well hydrated as these programs are held outside.

Additional commencement information will be updated to this page shortly. Thank you for your patience.

Applying for Graduation

Graduation Information

GRADUATION APPLICATION

Submit Graduation Application to: grad.application@centralaz.edu

Checklist:

♦MUST file the Application for Graduation with the Records Office at grad.application@centralaz.edu
♦Recommended that Applications for Graduation be submitted at least one semester prior to the anticipated graduation date.
♦Review the official Academic Calendar for Priority application deadlines. Academic Calendar
Application Deadline Information:
All applications are evaluated on a first in-first out basis; however, students that apply by the Priority Deadline are guaranteed to receive their evaluation prior to the next semester in order to register for required classes in order to complete by their anticipated finishing semester. Students that apply after the Priority Deadline will still receive their evaluation for the semester indicated on the application. All applications must be received prior to the semester end date to be considered for that graduation date.
♦Check Student Portal for Graduation Evaluation Letters and updates. Student Portal
It is important to communicate any questions/concerns immediately to the evaluator listed on your evaluation letter.

Important Notes:

•Graduation cycles are May, August and December of each year
•Duplicate diplomas and/or certificates can be requested for a duplication charge. These will be stamped “Duplicate” on the back.
•In-Person Commencement is held each May for students that complete during the August, December and May graduation cycle. Students that are eligible for graduation will receive notification of ceremony participation approximately 5-6 weeks prior to the May Commencement.
•Diplomas are printed by an outside agency and should be received 10-12 weeks after degree completion.
•Degree information is posted on your transcripts. Unofficial transcripts can be found on your Student Portal.

CAC Graduates = CAC Alumni

Join the CAC Alumni Association

Let’s stay in touch! All graduates are alumni of CAC and you can join the CAC Alumni Association. Share your contact information, a story, a memory or photo. We’ll be able to correspond with you about events and news. Together we can stay in touch today, tomorrow and in the future!

The Alumni Association informs and engages alumni as partners of the College, its mission, and traditions. The Alumni Association also reaches out to inspire philanthropic support of CAC.

Remember, your CAC connection lasts a lifetime. Once a Vaquero, always a Vaquero!

TRANSCRIPTS

Transcripts

Access Unofficial Transcript

Current Students / Or students that have attended in the past 18 months, you may access your unofficial transcripts through your STUDENT PORTAL.

Past students (who have not attended a class in the last 18 months or longer), please complete the Unofficial Transcript Request Form.

Need Assistance: E: centralhelpdesk@centralaz.edu or P: 520-494-5111

Order and Pay Online for CAC Official Transcripts

Former and current students can request Official Transcripts and/or Enrollment Verification through the National Student Clearinghouse

Official Transcript Service Policy:

•Official transcripts are $10.00 each. Fees must be paid prior to the release of transcripts
•Transcripts will not be issued if any obligations are due to Central Arizona College
•All requests must bear the student’s signature (in accordance with FERPA).
•Official transcripts cannot be faxed, as they must bear a secure seal from the Office of the Register

♦ Requests must be made online (preferred) or by completing the Transcript Request Form, requests are not accepted by telephone or email. In compliance with federal law, records are released only with the written consent of the student. No other person (including parent or spouse) may authorize the release of student records. Out-going transcript requests are processed from the Signal Peak Campus.

Incoming Official Transcripts

Evaluation of Official Transcripts for incoming transfer credits:
Official Transcripts must be in an unopened sealed envelope from the previous college. To have Official Transcripts evaluated by Central Arizona College, please have your Official Transcripts mailed to:

Central Arizona College
Transcript Evaluation Office
8470 North Overfield Road
Coolidge, AZ 85128
Ph: 520-494-5260

Electronic transcripts may be emailed to transcripts@centralaz.edu for review. Electronic transcripts are only considered official when sent directly from the transferring institution or third party electronic transcript exchange company. This is not a monitored email address for inquiries. For additional questions, please email admissions@centralaz.edu.

♦Incoming Transfer Courses must have been acquired through a regionally accredited college or university.
♦CAC Transfer Course Evaluator will determine course transferability and this determination will be listed in the student’s CAC academic record, which can be viewed in the Student Portal.
♦Incoming Official Transcripts MUST be received and evaluated by CAC before you can register for 2nd semester courses.

GRADES

Grades

Access Grades

Through STUDENT PORTAL

Grade Change/Appeal Process

Grade Change/Appeal regulations are published in their entirety under Grade Change/Appeal in the CAC College Catalog.

♦The grade appeals procedure and form link.

♦Time limits for grad change begin before the end of the 10th week of the semester following the semester in which the grade was assigned.

♦The Academic Dean will determine if a case is exceptional and warrants a review. In no case shall the appeal process extend beyond the end of the first semester following the awarding of the grade without the consent of all parties involved. In no case shall the appeal process extend beyond the end of the first semester following the awarding of the grade without consent of all parties involved.

Records and Registration

Regular Admissions

Regular Admission is granted to anyone who meets ONE of the following:

Central Arizona College is an open admission institution. Students 18 years or older may be admitted without a high school diploma or GED certificate.

Residency Status and Guidelines

Students are classified for tuition purposes under one of the following classifications:

Resident Status will be assigned to under the following conditions:

Non- Resident Status will be assigned under the following conditions:

Implementation of Guidelines

Course Registration

Registering is Easy! Follow Options #1, #2 or #3 below.

OPTION #1:

OPTION #2:

OPTION #3:

Important Notes:

Spring 2022 Commencement

Commencement ceremonies will take place at 7PM on May 12th and 13th, 2022.

What you need to know:

Applying for Graduation

Graduation Information

Submit Graduation Application to: grad.application@centralaz.edu

Checklist:

Important Notes:

CAC Graduates = CAC Alumni

District Office

Helpful Links

Connect with CAC

Regular Admission is granted to anyone
who meets ONE of the following:

Central Arizona College is an open admission institution.
Students 18 years or older may be admitted without a high school diploma or GED certificate.

Registering is Easy!
Follow Options #1, #2 or #3 below.