Save Time and Money with College Courses from Sophia
Take courses that transfer to University of Arizona Global Campus for just $99/month
The University of Arizona Global Campus (UAGC) has teamed up with Sophia to help you complete your degree and reduce costs. Available anytime, anywhere, and accessible by most any device, Sophia's self-paced courses let you earn credits you need on your schedule. View the course chart below to find the right courses that may help you complete your degree and connect with your UAGC Advisor to confirm applicability to your unique remaining degree requirements!
***Certain UAGC degree programs may not be available in all states.
**The transferability of credits is subject to the University of Arizona Global Campus transfer credit policies and requires the submission of official transcripts. The official transcripts will be evaluated to determine the credits that will officially apply toward a UAGC degree program. Lower-division transfer courses will not count towards the 30-credit upper-division requirement at UAGC.
***Certain UAGC degree programs may not be available in all states.
**The transferability of credits is subject to the University of Arizona Global Campus transfer credit policies and requires the submission of official transcripts. The official transcripts will be evaluated to determine the credits that will officially apply toward a UAGC degree program. Lower-division transfer courses will not count towards the 30-credit upper-division requirement at UAGC.
How It Works
Here's how Sophia works with your degree at UArizona Global Campus.
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Try Sophia for Free
Get started with a free trial and experience Sophia's smart, user-friendly courseroom. Sample as many of our college-level online courses as you'd like, get to know the instructors, and see if Sophia is right for you.
- Tour the courseroom
- Meet the instructors
- Take the first quiz
You can skip this step and Become a Member right away.
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Become a Member
Save time and money earning your degree when you become a Sophia member. Our online and on-demand courses help you knock out your general education requirements fast and on your terms.
- Gain unlimited access
- 60+ on-demand courses
- Only $99 a month
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Take Courses
Take one or many of our highly-rated courses. Complete all the required assessments with an overall score of 70% or above and go onto the next one.
- Take as many (or as few) as you want
- Go at your own pace
- Courses are pass-fail
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Transfer Credit
When you complete a course, Sophia will send you a congratulatory email letting you know we automatically sent your transcript to UArizona Global Campus.
- Easy
- Automated
- Free
Membership Plans & Pricing
Try any course for free and when you're ready, choose a membership plan to get unlimited access to 30+ courses.
1 Month
You want to work quickly through one or two courses.
$99
Per month. Auto-renews.
4 Months
You want to knock out several gen eds over a few months.
25% savings
$299
For four months. Auto-renews.
Best deal
12 Months
You prefer to work through courses at a slower pace.
50% savings
$599
Per year. Auto-renews.
Courses
Select from Sophia courses that fit your degree program at UArizona Global Campus.
If you're unsure which courses are applicable toward your program, we recommend reviewing our course list with an advisor from your school to find the best options.
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UArizona Global Campus's Degree Programs| Sophia Course | UAGC Course | Credits | Rating | |
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Business Communication | BUS 202 Professional & Business Communications; or BUS 340 Business Communications, or Oral & Interpersonal Communication Core Competency (Transfers as lower-division credit) | 3 |
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Business Ethics | BUS 250 Corporate & Social Responsibility; or Ethical Reasoning Core Competency | 3 |
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Business Law | BUS 311 Business Law I (Transfers as lower-division credit) | 3 |
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Financial Accounting | ACC 201 Principles of Financial Accounting; or ACC 205 Principles of Accounting I | 3 |
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Introduction to Business | Elective | 3 |
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Managerial Accounting | ACC 202 Principles of Managerial Accounting; or ACC 206 Principles of Accounting II; or ACC 208 Accounting for Managers | 3 |
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Organizational Behavior | BUS 318 Organizational Behavior (Transfers as upper-division credit) | 3 |
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Principles of Finance | BUS 401 Principles of Finance (Transfers as lower-division credit) | 3 |
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Principles of Management | MGT 330 Management for Organizations (Transfers as lower-division credit) | 3 |
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Principles of Marketing | BUS 330 Principles of Marketing (Transfers as upper-division credit) | 3 |
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Project Management | PRM 300 Intro to Project Management; or INF 410 Project Management (Transfers as lower-division credit) | 3 |
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IT Career Exploration | Elective (Transfers as a lower-division credit) | 1 |
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Introduction to Java Programming | CPT 200 Fundamentals of Programming Languages; or Digital Literacy Competency | 3 |
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Introduction to Networking | INT 301 Computer Networking (Transfers as lower-division credit) | 3 |
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Introduction to Python Programming | CPT 200 Fundamentals of Programming Languages; or Digital Literacy Competency | 3 |
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Introduction to Relational Databases | INF 322 Database Management Systems (Transfers as lower-division credit) | 3 |
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Career Readiness | Elective (May receive credit for only one course: Career Readiness or Introduction to Career Readiness) | 3 |
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College Readiness | Elective (May receive credit for only one course: College Readiness or Student Success) | 3 |
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Developing Effective Teams | Elective | 1 |
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Introduction to Career Readiness | Elective (May receive credit for only one course: Career Readiness or Introduction to Career Readiness) | 1 |
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Introduction to Web Development | Elective | 3 |
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Student Success | Elective (May receive credit for only one course: College Readiness or Student Success) | 1 |
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Conflict Resolution | Elective | 3 |
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English Composition I | Written Communication Core Competency I, or Written Communication Core Competency II | 3 |
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English Composition II | Written Communication Core Competency II | 3 |
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Foundations of English Composition | Written Communication Core Competency I | 3 |
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Public Speaking | Oral & Interpersonal Communication Core Competency | 3 |
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The Essentials of Managing Conflict | Elective | 1 |
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Visual Communications | Aesthetic Awareness & Reasoning Competency; or Oral & Interpersonal Communication Core Competency | 3 |
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Workplace Communication | BUS 202 Professional & Business Communications; or BUS 340 Business Communications, or Oral & Interpersonal Communication Core Competency (Transfers as lower-division credit) | 3 |
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Workplace Writing I | Written Communication Core Competency I | 3 |
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Workplace Writing II | Written Communication Core Competency II | 3 |
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Ancient Greek Philosophers | Intercultural & Global Awareness Competency | 3 |
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Approaches to Studying Religions | Intercultural & Global Awareness Competency | 3 |
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Art History I | Aesthetic Awareness & Reasoning Competency; or Intercultural & Global Awareness Competency | 3 |
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Art History II | Aesthetic Awareness & Reasoning Competency; or Intercultural & Global Awareness Competency | 3 |
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Critical Thinking | PHI 103 Informal Logic; or Critical Thinking Core Competency (Transfers as lower-division credit) | 3 |
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Introduction to Ethics | PHI 208 Ethics & Moral Reasoning; or SOC 120 Intro to Ethics & Social Responsibility; or Ethical Reasoning Core Competency | 3 |
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French I | Intercultural & Global Awareness Competency | 3 |
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Spanish I | SPA 103 Beginning Spanish I OR Intercultural & Global Awareness Competency | 3 |
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Spanish II | SPA 104 Beginning Spanish II; or Intercultural & Global Awareness Competency | 3 |
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Anatomy and Physiology I | Scientific Reasoning Competency* (If combined with additional courses in subject area); or HIM 205 Anatomy & Physiology I (If combined with Anatomy and Physiology I Lab); or Anatomy & Physiology w/Lab (BSN Prerequisite – If combined with Anatomy and Physiology I Lab) | 3 |
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Anatomy and Physiology I Lab | Scientific Reasoning Competency* (If combined with additional courses in subject area); or HIM 205 Anatomy & Physiology I (If combined with Anatomy and Physiology I); or Anatomy & Physiology w/Lab (BSN Prerequisite – If combined with Anatomy and Physiology I) | 1 |
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Anatomy and Physiology II | Scientific Reasoning Competency* (If combined with additional courses in subject area); or HIM 206 Anatomy & Physiology II; or Anatomy & Physiology w/Lab (BSN Prerequisite – If combined with Anatomy and Physiology II Lab) | 3 |
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Anatomy and Physiology II Lab | Scientific Reasoning Competency* (If combined with additional courses in subject area); or HIM 206 Anatomy & Physiology I (If combined with Anatomy and Physiology II); or Anatomy & Physiology w/Lab (BSN Prerequisite – If combined with Anatomy and Physiology II) | 1 |
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Calculus I | Quantitative Reasoning Core Competency | 4 |
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College Algebra | MAT 222 Intermediate Algebra; or Quantitative Reasoning Core Competency (Transfers as lower-division credit) | 3 |
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Environmental Science | Scientific Reasoning Competency* (If combined with additional courses in subject area) | 3 |
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Foundations of Statistics | Quantitative Reasoning Core Competency | 2 |
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Health, Fitness, and Wellness | Elective | 3 |
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Human Biology | Scientific Reasoning Competency* (If combined with additional courses in subject area) | 3 |
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Human Biology Lab | Scientific Reasoning Competency* (If combined with additional courses in subject area) | 1 |
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Introduction to Chemistry | Scientific Reasoning Competency* (If combined with additional courses in subject area) | 3 |
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Introduction to Chemistry Lab | Scientific Reasoning Competency* (If combined with additional courses in subject area) | 1 |
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Introduction to College Mathematics | Quantitative Reasoning Core Competency | 3 |
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Introduction to Information Technology | INF 220 IS Principles or Digital Literacy Competency | 3 |
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Introduction to Nutrition | HCS 308 Introduction to Nutrition Concepts (Transfers as a lower-division credit) | 3 |
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Introduction to Statistics | MAT 232 Statistical Literacy; or Quantitative Reasoning Core Competency; or Statistics (BSN Prerequisite) | 3 |
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Microbiology | Scientific Reasoning Competency* (If combined with additional courses in subject area); or Microbiology w/Lab (BSN Prerequisite – If combined with Microbiology Lab) | 3 |
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Microbiology Lab | Scientific Reasoning Competency* (If combined with additional courses in subject area) ; or Microbiology w/Lab (BSN Prerequisite – If combined with Microbiology) | 1 |
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Precalculus | Quantitative Reasoning Core Competency | 3 |
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Criminology | Elective | 3 |
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Introduction to Psychology | PSY 101 Introduction to Psychology; or Critical Thinking Core Competency; or Psychology (BSN Prerequisite) | 3 |
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Introduction to Sociology | SOC 101 Introduction to Sociology; or Intercultural & Global Awareness Competency; or Sociology (BSN Prerequisite) | 3 |
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Lifespan Development | PSY 304 Lifespan Development (Transfers as lower-division credit) | 3 |
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Macroeconomics | ECO 203 Principles of Macroeconomics | 3 |
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Microeconomics | ECO 204 Principles of Microeconomics | 3 |
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Personal Finance | BUS 215 Personal Financial Management | 3 |
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U.S. Government | POL 201 American National Government; or Civic Responsibility Competency | 3 |
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U.S. History I | HIS 205 US History I; or Civic Responsibility Competency; or Intercultural & Global Awareness Competency | 3 |
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U.S. History II | HIS 206 US History II; or Civic Responsibility Competency; or Intercultural & Global Awareness Competency | 3 |
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Reviews
Our students love the freedom, flexibility and support we offer. See what they're saying about Sophia's courses.
by Matthew N. on November 18, 2024
Honestly a little too easy was expecting and hoping to learn more but I also wanted some fast credits and this is probably the easiest course on sophia
by HAYLO M. on November 18, 2024
If you manage your time you can finish fast!
by Katrina T. on November 18, 2024
It's okay but there was far too much cellular biology and neurology when what I was looking for was to study (more extensively) parts of the body, skeleton, muscles, organs, etc. The inclusion of repeated info I've already learned in chemistry and biology was dreadfully boring. If all of that wasn't included this could be done in one course, simply "intro to anatomy and physiology." That would be so much better for those of who've already taken chemistry and biology.
by Keith C. on November 18, 2024
Very difficult to learn when the quizzes and tests do not give any explanation for wrong answers.
by Tyler H. on November 18, 2024
Rough getting back into math after 3 years but once I got the hang of it course was worth it!
