Students can find their UVID with the Find your UVID page and use it to login to myUVU.
You can reset your password at myUVU or by calling the UVU Help Desk at 801-863-8888, option 3
High school students are allowed to participate in concurrent enrollment courses at their high school as long as minimum qualifications and/or specific course prerequisites have been met. Please inquire at your high school about concurrent enrollment course options available to underclassmen. Further details are available by viewing the registration page of the concurrent enrollment website.
View what Concurrent Enrollment and Live Interactive courses are taught at your high school
Students can drop and withdraw from a course in myUVU within the appropriate concurrent enrollment deadlines. If deadlines have passed and a student wants to withdraw from a course, they must complete an academic petition through the concurrent enrollment petition website.
Students may apply for an exception to academic policy only in the case of a documented
extenuating circumstance. They can apply for a review of their circumstance by visiting
the petition website. The Concurrent Enrollment Exceptions Committee will review completed petitions on a case-by-case basis.
Please note: A student must be admitted to UVU under the admission status High School Concurrent Enrollment during the semester-in-question to be eligible to use this petition process (Reference Step 1: Admission -- www.uvu.edu/concurrent/admissions).
View answers to basic questions.
Students can find final grades in myUVU. Check with your instructor for progress grades.
Order your official transcript. If you need to see your academic record, you can view it in myUVU.
High School students are not allowed to repeat a concurrent enrollment course. Courses
may be retaken on-campus, but are subject to full tuition and student fees
Note: Repeat classes do not remove the original grade from the UVU transcript. The most
recent grade will be calculated for the UVU GPA.
If a student is on Academic Warning or Academic Probation, they will need to set an appointment to meet with a Concurrent Enrollment Advisor.
The Bridge Program provides advanced language and culture classes in high schools throughout the state of Utah. These courses provide an opportunity for fluent students to continue to learn and practice a foreign language after they have passed the AP test.
To participate in this program, students must pass the AP or NEWL test for their specific language and submit this score to UVU.
UVU offers Bridge program courses in Spanish, French, Chinese and Portuguese courses throughout Utah, Wasatch, and Summit counties. Offerings vary per high school. To know what your school offers, reach out to your CE coordinator or UVU’s CE department.
