faq
- What's an MEID?
- The MEID or (Maricopa Enterprise Identification) credential Maricopa uses to identify your access to resources. It consists of the first 3 letters of your name followed by 2 more letters and then a series of random numbers (e.g. abcde12345).
- How do I set up my MEID and password?
- If you are a first time student, go to www.maricopa.edu/students and select the "Create MEID" option.
- What if I forgot my MEID?
- If you forget your MEID, go to www.maricopa.edu/students and select the "Find MEID" option.
- What if I forgot or need to reset my password?
- You can reset your password by using the password reset utility located at https://tools.maricopa.edu/Support/ResetPassword
- What Google services do I have access to with Maricopa?
- Every MEID account has access to the full G-suite. This includes Gmail, Google Calendar, Google Drive, Google Sites, and more.
- What is my email address?
- Your email address going to be in an "meid@maricopa.edu" format. You can access Google Services at www.maricopa.edu/students
- Can I forward my email to another address?
- Yes, you can forward your email to another address. For more information on forwarding emails, click here.
- I am now married. Can I change my name in my email?
- Official name changes need to be requested through the office of the registrar. A new email alias can be created after the official request has been resolved.
- I can't see the "pumas" network on my computer.
- Make sure your wireless is turned on, make sure you choose the wireless network "pumas" and click to connect.
- I can load the login portal, but I keep failing authentication.
- Verify that you are correctly typing in your MEID and password. If you forgot your password, please contact the Help Desk at 602-787-7780
- How long can I stay connected the wireless network?
- Your login session will remain valid for 90 days.
- Can I print from my BYOD device?
- No. Printing is not available for BYOD device users.
- Can I access "pumas" with more than one device at a time?
- Yes. Each device will require it's own authentication in order to register for use.