College News

Rio Salado has transfer agreements with the three public universities in Arizona as well as more than 40 other institutions. With all of our partnerships, the entire associate degree may transfer without loss of credit.

Fall is upon us, and you know that means: it’s persimmon season! Available from October until early January, these sweet fruits pack a surprising nutritional punch. Find out more about the benefits of persimmons on our blog.

Do you have credits from another school that you'd like to transfer to Rio? Find out the steps you need to take to bring your work to Rio on our latest National Transfer Student Week blog.

Beka Namachanja enrolled at Rio Salado College to pursue her passion for Behavioral Health Sciences. Eager to give back to the community that's given her so much, Namachanja has become a Student Senator for Rio. Find out more about her inspiring journey at Rio on our blog.

Oct. 16-22 is National Transfer Student Week! This is a time to celebrate the accomplishments of transfer students and those who support them throughout their academic journey. How can transfer credits help you? Read on as we break down the benefits of transferring and hear from one of our alumni, Alexa Horn, on how her time at Rio paved the way for her current path.

Hispanic Heritage Month continues until October 15! How are you celebrating? If you’re looking for books to read or films to watch, we have a few recommendations on our blog.

Rio Salado College has been honored with the 2023 WOW Award from WCET for its groundbreaking RioPACT (Persistence and Completion Tracking) model. Kudos to the dedicated team behind this innovative solution!

Are you starting to feel overwhelmed? You may be experiencing the early stages of burnout. For our latest student success story, we look at how to tell when you're about to burnout (and what you can do to stop it).

Sometimes things can get a little spooky at work. Maybe a new manager comes in or there are whispers of layoffs on the horizon. Don’t be afraid of change: here’s a few things you can do to stay strong in the face of uncertainty and be ready for anything.

Domestic violence affects millions each year. Find out more about what you can do to support those who have been affected by this heartbreaking violence with our library guide.

Join us on Oct. 6 for a community breakfast and livestream event with special guests as we celebrate Hispanic Heritage Month.

Pick up a book and celebrate your freedom to read! Oct. 1-7 is Banned Book Week, spotlighting the value of free and open access to information.