For the purposes of tuition assessment and financial aid, all university students are classified as either graduate or undergraduate students and are assessed tuition based on that classification regardless of the course level. Matriculated graduate students are subject to the tuition rate for the graduate program to which they are admitted. Non-matriculated graduate students are subject to the graduate tuition rate of the graduate program that offers the class(es) in which the student is enrolled. (Policy 510, Section 4.11).
Tuition and student fees are established by the Utah State Board of Regents.
Tuition and student fees are subject to change without notice and will be updated as new information is released. Should a tuition increase take place, it is usually applied beginning Summer semester. Historically, tuition increases have been approximately 3%.
We encourage students to take potential tuition changes into consideration when establishing resources for financial aid.
Graduate tuition varies by program. Please see the tuition website for information about graduate tuition for your program.
Students who attend UVU from another state will be required to pay non-resident tuition rates. However, after twelve continuous months, it is possible for students to apply for Utah residency for tuition purposes and significantly decrease the cost of attending UVU.
While the "Twelve Continuous Months Rule" is the most commonly used, there are other ways to qualify for Utah residency.
