UA E-mail accounts are available free to all UA students, faculty, and staff. 100 megabytes of disk space is provided.

• UA NetID
  You must first create a UA NetID before you can create an email account
  
  
• Create an Email Account
  If you have already created your UA Net ID, then you can create/modify your email account using the Account System
  
  
• Email Information & Help
  Using WebMail or setting up an email client to access your mail, listserv information, and information on protecting yourself against spam and viruses.
  
  

E-mail is the official means of communication between the University administration and all students. You are required to have a University of Arizona E-mail account (the address looks like username@email.arizona.edu or username@u.arizona.edu), even if your department, for example the College of Agriculture and Life Sciences, uses its own e-mail system. Important official e-mail notices may be sent to students periodically, and it is your responsibility to monitor your UA E-mail account for such messages. If you don’t have your own computer, you may check for e-mail messages by using computers at OSCR Help Desk & Student Computing Labs and elsewhere around campus.

E-mail Policy:E-mail is the primary means of communication at the College of Law. Official and unofficial memos and notices from the administration, including all departments, are often sent to the students via e-mail only. Students are provided an "official" e-mail address at the time they join the law school and are required to check their e-mail at this address frequently. Notices and materials, especially class materials, may be published on the Arizona Law Forums. Students may use another "preferred" e-mail address on the Forums but this does not relieve them from checking their official College of Law e-mail box frequently. To view the University of Arizona email policy in full click here.