ADMISSION
OPEN REGISTRATION
LATE-ADD REGISTRATION
(Late Fee Assessed)
TUITION
Get admitted to UVU(required once while in High School)
or
Complete the Parent Permission Form(required yearly while in High School)
Public and Charter School Admission Process
Enroll in your courses. Fall and Spring courses are registered every semester. Full year courses are registered once at the beginning of the school year.
REGISTRATION PROCESS
Explore payment options. Fall and Spring course tuition is paid each semester. Full year course tuition is paid once at the beginning of the school year.
*PLEASE NOTE: Fall/Full year tuition amounts will not show up on a student's account until July 1.
MAKE A PAYMENTUtah Valley University Concurrent Enrollment is an academic program that partners with and serves high schools and communities. It provides access to, preparation for, and the experience of higher education. Our program offers a full dimension of courses to a wide variety of students.
Our goal is to offer every student the opportunity to have an authentic college experience while in high school.
Admission Fee of $35.00
Partial Tuition
$5.00/credit hour
Concurrent Enrollment is a partnership between local high schools and the university. A high school student can apply and be admitted as a UVU Concurrent Enrollment student. Once admitted, the student can register for UVU college classes taught on the high school campus either face to face with a high school instructor who was approved by the UVU department or by Live Interactive/Live Stream with a UVU professor. The tuition rate for concurrent enrollment courses is $5 per credit hour. But don't earn college credit just to earn college credit! Meet with a CE advisor to learn more about which classes at your high school can help you reach your academic goals.
Advancing Quality
Utah Valley University Concurrent Enrollment has been nationally accredited through the National Alliance of Concurrent Enrollment Partnerships since 2005 for standards and academic rigor.
The National Alliance of Concurrent Enrollment Partnerships (NACEP) works to ensure that college courses taught by high school teachers are as rigorous as courses offered on the sponsoring college campus. As the sole accrediting body for Concurrent Enrollment partnerships, NACEP helps these programs adhere to the highest standards to help students experience a seamless transition to college and teachers benefit from meaningful, ongoing professional development.
