IMPORTANT! Admission Process: Have you paid your $35 application fee?
IMPORTANT! Admission Process: Get it all in before the deadline!
IMPORTANT! Admission Process: No late applications will be accepted.
IMPORTANT! Admission Process: Spring 2012 Deadline: December 20
IMPORTANT! Admission Process: Fall 2012 Deadline: August 1
IMPORTANT! Admission Process: Spring 2013 Deadline: December 1
 

UVU is an open-admission university, meaning no student is denied admission. The University does, however, have enrollment standards. In order to help students enroll in courses that match their academic preparation and ability, admission to the University requires that every student submit ACT/SAT scores; Accuplacer assessment results, if necessary; official high school and college transcripts; and a $35 application fee. After being admitted, all new students must meet with an advisor to be guided through a personalized enrollment process.

All materials must be received by UVU before the admission deadline.

  • Spring 2012 semester: December 20
  • Fall 2012 semester: August 1
  • Spring 2013 semester: December 1

For step-by-step instructions on admission and enrollment at UVU, visit: uvu.edu/admissions

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REBECCA MARRIOTT CHAMPION PIANO COMPETITION

All classical music repertoires are welcome. Concertos will be performed without an accompanist. The highest ranked high school senior will win a full tuition scholarship to UVU for the 2012-13 academic year. All pianists will receive personal feedback from the adjudicators after they perform, offering a valuable opportunity for dialogue and learning. The winners will be announced that evening at a formal gala featuring the internal UVU collegiate competition.

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UVU department of music

The UVU Department of Music offers degrees in Liberal Arts, Performance, Music Education, Integrated Studies and a Minor in Music. It is classified as an All-Steinway School which is a distinction given only to schools that provide students with the finest instruments and facilities. This distinction also attracts Steinway artists, as well as students, to UVU for workshops and performances



chamber choiR

The Chamber Choir is the premier choral ensemble at UVU, comprised of 32 students from all majors.



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masterworks chorale

The Masterworks Chorale is UVU’s largest auditioned choir, with around 80 singers. They are often called upon for special projects.



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women's choir

The Women's Choir performs a wide variety of music including a cappella and accompanied music.




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Concert Choir

The Concert Choir is a mixed choir welcoming all students who desire to participate. A wide variety of music is performed.




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wind symphony

The Wind Symphony is an auditioned ensemble of 60 musicians. Auditions are open to majors and non-majors alike.



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jazz ensemble

The Jazz Ensemble is a band of 25 members. It hosts an annual Jazz Festival and focuses on  performing popular music.



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pep band

The Pep Band performs at UVU athletic functions. The band is includes trumpets, saxophones, electric bass, and drum sets.



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percussion ensemble

The Percussion Ensemble is comprised of majors and non-majors with previous ensemble experience.




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symphony orchestra

Symphony orchestra

The Symphony Orchestra offers students the opportunity to play in one of the state's premier orchestral groups.

 

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chamber orchestra

Chamber Orchestra

The Chamber Orchestra consists of select artists who perform a wide range of repertoire from the 18th Century to present. In this small-orchestra setting, members receive in-depth training in technique, stylistic interpretation,and ensemble skills.

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