Admissions

Your first step towards earning your degree is to apply for admission. Applying for admission at Utah Valley University consists of 4 tasks, all of which must be completed in order to become an official UVU student.

1. Fill out and submit an application form (New students, returning students, transfer students)
   
   You may choose between an AAS degree (job ready associate’s degree) or a BS degree. The BS degree has two concentrations. If you are pursuing a BS degree, you must choose from one of the two concentrations. To compare degrees programs, please view the degree sheets posted under the “Degree” tab of this page.
   
   It is crucial to select the correct “Choice of Study” to avoid complications with tuition charges. While filling out the “Planned Course of Study” section of the application form, you will need to select the appropriate “Choice of Study” option from the drop down menu. If you are a Utah resident or if you are a nonresident student planning on receiving flight training with the UVU flight school, please choose either the Aviation-AAS or Aviation-BS. If you are a nonresident student planning on receiving all of your academic credits through the online program, please choose either the Aviation Global-AAS or Aviation Global-BS.
   
   Apply for Admission
   
   
2. Pay the $35 application fee
   
   Once your application has been completed, you will need to pay the $35 application fee. This is a one-time fee charged to all UVU applicants. Payment is made through the UV Link system.
   
   
3. Complete the Webstart Online Orientation
   
   This short tutorial will give you an overall view of Utah Valley University, including academic policies and other important information. This orientation must be completed in order to be cleared for registration.
   
   Webstart
   
   
4. Complete the New Student Assessment Requirements
   
   The New Student Assessment (Compass) test is required if:
   1. ACT scores in English, reading and/or math are less than 19 or SAT scores are less than 500 in verbal and/or math. (English scores must be less than three years old and Math must be less than two years old.)
   2. College credit equivalent (AP, CLEP, transfer) to UVU’s ENGL 1010 and/or MAT 1010 or higher is not posted to your UVU transcript. Send official transcripts to UVU, 800 W. University Parkway MS 106, Orem, UT 84058.
   
   
   The New Student Assessment Test may be taken with Testing Services or can be set up in your local area through the Aviation Student Support Center. Test results should be faxed to 801-863-7815.

Once you have completed the above steps, you are ready to register for courses. If you are a student in the Aviation-AAS or Aviation-BS sections, you may register yourself through the UV Link system. If you are a student in the Aviation Global-AAS or Aviation Global-BS sections, you must call the Aviation Student Support Center for registration at this time.

At any time, if you have any questions or concerns, you may contact the Aviation Student Support Center.

Aviation Student Support Center
Mon-Thur, 9am-6pm Mountain Time
Friday, 9am-5pm Mountain Time
1-888-901-7192
aviation@uvu.edu