Welcome to UVU!
Your first step to seeing yourself as a Wolverine
There's no better way to experience UVU than seeing it for yourself! From innovative learning spaces and exciting academic programs to scholarship opportunities and a vibrant campus community, there's so much to discover. Join our student tour guides as they share their favorite places, personal experiences, and what makes being a Wolverine so special. Explore the possibilities, picture your future, and discover what UVU has to offer. Your journey starts here!
Considering UVU? Come see if it's the right fit for you!
Thinking about becoming a Wolverine? Daily Campus Tours are designed for prospective students exploring UVU as their future college, whether visiting on their own or with family and friends.
Through a personalized, in-depth tour, discover academic programs, scholarships, campus resources, and student life as our student tour guides share their experiences and show you what makes UVU special.
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Bringing a group? Explore UVU together!
Ready to experience UVU together? Group Campus Tours are designed for schools, classes, clubs, transfer groups, and community organizations looking for an exciting introduction to our university.
Explore our campus, discover academic opportunities, and experience the values, community, and Wolverine pride that make UVU special. Led by our student tour guides, these tours can be tailored to your group's interests and goals, making every visit a memorable introduction to life at UVU!
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Before Your Visit
Campus tours are walking experiences that can last up to 90 minutes. Thanks to UVU's connected campus, most of your visit will take place indoors, with some outdoor walking. We recommend wearing comfortable shoes and dressing for the weather.
Need accessibility accommodations or additional assistance? We're happy to help make your visit welcoming and comfortable. Please let us know when registering or requesting your tour.
Not able to make it for a guided tour? We can set you up with a map and tips to help you navigate campus at your leisure. Complete the form below to let us know when you plan to come to campus and we’ll make sure you’re set to enjoy all that UVU has to offer.
Self-guided tours are unavailable during campus closures for federal holidays and breaks. Learn more on our Frequently Asked Questions.
Check out UVU at a time that is most convenient for you, all from the comfort of your favorite lounge spot.
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What do you see on the tour? How long do tours last? Will you see a wolverine on campus? Check out our Frequently Asked Questions to learn about campus tours.
If tours are already filled, can I still get a tour?
Once a tour is full, it is unlikely that we will be able to accommodate additional guests. However, you are welcome to reach out to Jonathan Torio at [email protected] or call 801-863-4614 to see if arrangements can be made.
Where do I park?
Please refer to your confirmation email for parking instructions. We encourage you to park in our admissions pay lots in the passport parking stalls, which can be found Admissions Pay Lot Zone 80114 or L1 Pay Lot Zone 80101.
You can also search "Admissions Pay Lot" on Apple Maps or "B" on Google Maps.
Upon check-in, please provide your license plate number, make, and model, and we will validate your parking.
How long will the tour last?
The walking tour will take approximately 1 hour and 30 minutes, including a brief presentation overview and a comprehensive look at our campus and facilities.
Is it a walking tour?
Yes, all of our tours are walking tours. If anyone in your group requires (ADA) accommodations, such as wheelchair assistance, , or other support, please contact us in advance so we can make the necessary arrangements.
Will we be inside for the entire duration of the tour?
For most of the tour, you will be inside, as our campus buildings are interconnected. However, depending on the weather, your tour guide may take brief outdoor shortcuts.
If I am unable to make it to a guided tour time, what can I do instead?
If you are unable to make your scheduled tour, please contact Jonathan Torio at [email protected] or call 801-863-4614 or call 801-863-4614 to cancel or reschedule.
If you are unable to attend a guided tour, we also offer self-guided tours at any time that fits your schedule. Our office is open Monday – Friday, 8:00AM – 5:00PM, and we are happy to provide materials and answer any questions.
What should I do if I cannot attend my scheduled tour?
If you can’t attend your scheduled tour, feel free to give us a call to let us know and reschedule your tour for another time that would work for you.
How much of the UVU campus will we see on the tour?
Your tour will cover most of the main campus and include key academic buildings, student spaces, and campus landmarks.
If there is a specific department or building you would like to see, let your tour guide know—we may be able to accommodate additional stops after the tour.
*Please note: Some programs are located off-campus and will not be included in the tour, including:
Who can I bring on the tour with me?
You are welcome to bring as many guests as they would like on the tour. (Up to but no more than 8)
What if I need special accommodations to take the tour?
If you or anyone in your group requires special accommodations, please contact us in advance. We can assist with wheelchair access, ASL interpreters, alternative routes, and other accommodations to ensure an inclusive experience.
If I am bringing more than 8 guests, should I request a group tour?
Yes! If you are bringing a larger group, we ask that you fill out a Group Tour Request Form so we can provide the best experience possible.
How late can I arrive before my tour leaves without me?
Tours begin promptly at the scheduled time. If you arrive more than 15 minutes late, you may need to reschedule or take a self-guided tour instead.
Can I meet with an academic advisor during my visit?
Your tour does not include a meeting with an academic advisor. However, if you would like to speak with an advisor from your intended major, we can help connect you with the department to schedule a separate appointment or you can schedule an advising appointment.
Are department-specific tours available?
Yes! We offer Admitted Pathways: Department Tours, where you can visit specific academic departments. Check our Department Tours page or reach out to us for more details.
Are there places to eat on campus?
Yes! UVU has several dining options, including a food court, cafes, and grab-and-go spots. If you're looking for recommendations, you can check out our dining services website or our ambassadors can point you in the right direction.
Do you offer tours in Spanish or other languages?
Yes! If we have Spanish-speaking tour guides available. If you need a tour in another language, please contact us ahead of time, and we will do our best to accommodate.
Additionally, on the second Wednesday evening of each month, we offer a Spanish language tour, which includes dinner and an informational presentation in Spanish.
Can parents or family members attend the tour without the student?
Yes! Parents, family members, and other supporters are welcome to attend tours even if the prospective student is not present.
Can I schedule a private tour?
Our daily tours are open to all prospective students and their guests. If none of our scheduled tour times work for you, reach out to Jon Torio at [email protected], and we will try to accommodate a different time based on tour guide availability.
Our office is at the front of campus in the Woodbury Building in WB 128. When you arrive, please park in the Admissions Pay Lot in the area designated as “Passport Parking.”
Please be sure to bring your car information, including license plate number. Access Campus Maps to find parking.
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