Applying to TOCC
Open Door Policy
TOCC admits students by an “open door policy,” which means that anyone can be accepted. Tohono O’odham Community College encourages all students to further their education.
TOCC has separate admissions requirements for ABE/GED, for apprenticeships, and for regular college classes.
Getting Started
Complete the 3-page application. Applications can be downloaded, completed online, or requested in paper-form in person.
Once you've submitted your TOCC-SCAC Application for Admissions, there are additional documents needed to have a complete admissions file. Please submit the following:
1. Proof of Tribal Enrollment
If a Native American Student, submit one of the following:
Tribal ID Card or
Certificate of Indian Blood (CIB) AND State Issued ID
2. Proof of Residency
If a Non-Native American Student (or Non-Enrolled Native Student), submit the following:
Driver’s License or
State Issued ID
3. Proof of High School Completion or Equivalent submit the following:
High School Diploma or GED Certificate with Graduation Date indicated or
High School or GED Transcripts with Graduation Date indicated
4. If you are degree-seeking AND have earned credits at another College, send an Official Transcript from previous colleges attended to admissions@tocc.edu.
For Federal Financial Aid
- High School Diploma
- GED Diploma
Submit your application and documents to TOCC.
All documents should be mailed or emailed to:
Tohono O’odham Community College
Attn: Office of Admissions & Records
P.O. Box 3129
Sells, AZ 85634
Email: admissions@tocc.edu
If you have any questions about the admissions requirements or application process, please contact:
TOCC Admissions
Phone: (520) 479-2300
Email: admissions@tocc.edu
If you do not receive an email within 5-7 business days regarding your acceptance status. Please contact us immediately.
Who Can Enroll?
You are eligible for admission if you are:
- A high school graduate or GED recipient.
- A transfer student from an accredited college or university.
- A student currently attending another higher education institution.
- A non-high school graduate who is at least 16 and can benefit from instruction.
- A current high school student who has received permission from your school and parents or legal guardians.
Some programs have limited admission and may have additional requirements for those students under the age of 16. Email admissions@tocc.edu for details. All students have the opportunity to prepare themselves to meet requirements for entry into any program they choose.
Required use of social security number and assignment of student ID number
Social Security Cards:
TOCC is required to collect the Social Security Numbers of ALL students who are U.S. citizens, resident aliens or non-citizens (who have been issued a Social Security Number) on the Application for Admission, all local state or federal student financial aid applications and forms, or any forms required for college employment.
Student ID Cards
All TOCC students will be assigned a Student Identification Number. Student ID Cards are issued in the Student Services Division on the Main Campus.
Graduation Information
Once you have completed the requirements for your certificate or degree, you can apply to graduate from TOCC.
To apply, complete the Graduation Application Form, which will be reviewed and signed by your Academic Advisor. Program of Study Declaration forms may be downloaded here. Prior to submitting your form, please review the following checklist and confirm that:
- You have attached a copy of your current Program of study signed by the Academic Advisor
- You are currently enrolled in the last semester of your program
- You have met all the requirements and credits for graduation and the Academic Advisor has signed your graduation Application
- You have visited the bookstore to pay any fees related to Graduation
- If you are a GED student please turn in a copy of your scores, or a copy of your GED diploma