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IMPORTANT! Admission Process: Have you submitted your ACT/SAT or Accuplacer scores?

IMPORTANT! Admission Process: Have you submitted your high school transcripts?

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

IMPORTANT! Admission Process: Once admitted, meet with advisor before enrolling.

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

UVU is a teaching institution where students learn, do and become. With nearly 33,000 students, UVU is now one of the largest institutions of higher learning in Utah--quite an evolution for an institution that began with a a few hundred students learning wartime trades on the old Provo fairgrounds. As a teaching institution that educates more Utahns than any other university, UVU's primary focus is on student success--the academic, professional and personal success of its students.