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Participating Schools
 Arizona Board of Regents
(ABOR) is the governing board of the state universities of Arizona. ABOR envisions AZUN as the entry point to high-quality, high-technology university education for students throughout Arizona and the world.
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Arizona State University
(ASU) is one of the nation's premier comprehensive universities. ASU is an institution of international scope, committed to excellence in teaching, research, and public service. Offering nearly 300 degree programs in fourteen colleges and schools, ASU enrolls more than 58,000 undergraduate, graduate, and professional students. ASU is leading the transformation of American higher education from a model based on the institutions of the 19th century to one that meets the needs of the 21st. We measure our success not by the incoming academic credentials of our freshmen, but by the education they receive while they are with us. We take responsibility for the economic, cultural and environmental health of the communities we serve, and our research is founded on real-world application. ASU is an entrepreneurial institution, producing not only a highly skilled, innovative workforce, but enabling entire industries to grow and evolve.
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 Northern Arizona University
(NAU) has a rich 106-year history of delivering top-quality undergraduate education. Today, that mission is enhanced by cutting-edge research and graduate programs, distance learning, and service to communities throughout the state of Arizona. With 13,000 students enrolled on the Flagstaff campus and another 6,000 students enrolled in distance learning programs, Northern Arizona University serves students statewide, nationally, and internationally. A commitment to student success, personal service, dedicated faculty and staff, the ability to adapt to market demand, and a robust technical infrastructure have made Northern Arizona University a leader in providing distance education for thirty years. The number of programs offered through distance learning has more than doubled since 2000, and students can choose from more than seventy undergraduate, graduate, certificate, and endorsement programs.
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 The University of Arizona
(UA) is part of the rich tradition of the Southwest. Founded in 1891 as the state's first university and land grant college, UA is one of the nation's charter Research I institutions. The University of Arizona students have unparalleled opportunities to join in the process of discovery and creativity and to prepare for an increasingly diverse and technological world. Offering more than one hundred academic and professional degree tracks taught by some of the nation's preeminent scholars, UA has a vibrant home campus atmosphere in sunny Tucson, Arizona.
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