Deferred Admissions
By deferring your admission, You can admit now and start taking classes later
Why Should I Defer?
Deferred admission was created for students who need to delay their admission to a different semester than the one they were admitted for. Students defer for reasons including humanitarian or religious mission, military service, health, financial, and family responsibilities, just to name a few.
Deferring your admission offers several advantages including:
- Holding your scholarship
- Receiving priority registration upon returning
- Designating someone to register you for classes prior to your return
If you return later than the semester you designate, you may be required to reapply and pay an additional re-admission fee.
Steps To Defer Your Admission
Once you have been admitted to UVU, complete the following steps to defer your admission:
- Complete the online Deferred Admission Application.
- If you need to designate someone to register you for classes and act on your behalf,
submit the online Student Information Release Form
- If you have been awarded a scholarship, accept the scholarship through myUVU and then
complete the Request to Hold Scholarship Award form.
NOTE: Out-of-state tuition waivers may not be deferred.
Contact the Office of Admissions with any questions deferredadmission@uvu.edu or 801-863-8706
