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First-Gen Resources

Are you the first person in your family to go to college? UVU's I Am First program connects you with a community of friends, mentors, and crucial campus resources to help you graduate.

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Math Refresher Course

Worried about taking college-level math? Want to be better prepared for your college math placement exam? Check out UVU's math success resources. You'll be so glad you did!

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Our first-year resources are designed to help incoming students maximize their first year by getting familiar with campus services, connecting with the university, and becoming a life-long Wolverine!

You’re here...now what?

Congratulations on making the important decision to attend college and further your education. An investment in yourself is the best investment you can make!

  • Go to class...really!

    Regular attendance is critical to your success as a student.

  • Check your myUVU email often and explore our website.

    This is how we communicate important information to you. You may want to forward your myUVU email to an account you check frequently.

  • See your academic advisor at least once a semester.

    Your academic advisor will guide you through your university experience and can help you keep on track.

  • Talk to your instructors and get extra help if needed.

    Don’t be afraid to ask questions during class and utilize your instructors during their office hours–that’s what they are for.

  • Get involved.

    Join a club, participate in student government, attend activities and get connected.

  • Develop strong study, time, and money management skills.

    Make your education a priority. If you need help in one of these areas, see your advisor for a list of classes, seminars, or online resources.

  • Explore different major and career options.

    Several resources are available to assist in your exploration: take a class, visit Career Services and Student Employment, talk to an advisor, or check out our website.

  • Decide now to graduate and use Wolverine Tracks to plan.

    Make graduation a priority and use Wolverine Track to plan out your entire education and keep you on “track.”

  • Take SLSS 1000-University Student Success.

    This excellent First-Year Experience course will teach you strategies for academic success such as critical thinking skills, time and financial management, and effective collaboration techniques.

  • Talk to your parents, family and friends about your life at UVU.

    Encourage their support in your academic goals by keeping them informed about your education.