UVU has resources for you. With dozens of resources on campus dedicated to serving students, it may be hard to find what you need. That is why we have put all our resources in one place.
Need help finding the right resources? Contact a Student Success Specialist or Coordinator for personalized assistance.
All UVU students have an assigned academic advisor based on their declared major shown in myUVU. Advising is available through your program’s college or school or through the First-Year Advising Center for new students and those still deciding on a major.
Academic Coaching and Educational Standards (ACES) promotes students’ academic success and assists those experiencing academic difficulty. We help students become active and independent learners through increasing self-awareness, developing skills, and accessing resources.
The Academic Tutoring office is one of several tutoring departments on campus available to help you succeed. We focus on building lasting study strategies that empower students as they progress towards their academic goals. Academic Tutoring provides a Science Lab, a Business Lab, and a CET Lab with both in-person and online appointments.
Accessibility Services provides accommodations for students and visitors with disabilities, including temporary conditions and pregnancy accommodations. We support students through coordinating academic accommodations, connecting students to accessible technology and communication access, and hosting events and workshops to guide students throughout their time in higher education.
Students registered with Accessibility Services may request testing accommodations to meet individual needs. We can provide assistive technology, alternative testing rooms, and other accommodations as discussed with your Accessibility Services counselor.
Navigating the college admissions process can be difficult, but UVU has admissions counselors, a service desk live chat, and a team ready to support you. We offer individualized help with general admissions, preparing for college, and connecting to resources.
The mission of Adult Learner Support Services to assist adult learners on their educational journey by helping them navigate the various services available. We understand that the abundance of resources on campus can be overwhelming, but rest assured, we're here to guide you.
The Behavioral Assessment Team (BAT) coordinates existing resources for violence prevention and early intervention for community members experiencing distress or engaged in harmful or disruptive behaviors.
The UVU Bowling and Gaming Center provides students a space to enjoy a variety of activities including bowling, video games, billiards, and more!
Campus Connection is your one-stop shop for UVU campus life. Get your UVID card, learn more about transit options, access the lost and found, and more.
Canvas is an online platform that instructors utilize for submitting assignments, taking quizzes, hosting discussions, and more. Access Canvas through myUVU.
Care About Childcare is a program dedicated to connecting parents to child care resources in the community. We provide referrals to resources that promote high-quality child care and after school care that is accessible and affordable.
Meeting foundational needs like food, housing, health, and safety is vital to student success. The CARE Hub removes barriers to education by connecting students to the resources they need in all areas of their life so they can focus on learning. This includes everything from food and housing insecurity to childcare and transportation resources.
The Career & Internship Center promotes career success and employment potential for students and alumni through career counseling and internship services. Learn more about how to set up your career for success or meet with an internship coordinator to find opportunities for hands-on learning.
The Center for Social Impact provides academic and extracurricular opportunities for students to expand their understanding of community, service, and social impact. We provide meaningful social impact learning experiences and skills that apply to students’ personal and professional lives.
The UVU Collections Office is dedicated to assisting students in managing their financial obligations with compassion and understanding. Clear, accessible, and personalized support is provided to help resolve account balances while maintaining a respectful and encouraging environment.
Competitive Sports are student organized, managed, and operated club teams that give students the opportunity to participate in individual and team sports at various levels of local, regional, and national competition.
Completion Programs reduce financial barriers and provide the additional support students need to cross the finish line and complete their degree.
If you are experiencing a mental health crisis, Student Health Services can connect you to the support you need. For immediate assistance, dial 911 or call the National Suicide Prevention Lifeline at 988.
Deaf & Hard of Hearing Services provides communication access for students and visitors at UVU. We coordinate interpreting services and provide assisted listening devices and speech-to-text services so students can fully access events, classes, and meetings on campus.
Students can defer their admission to maintain admission and scholarship status while they meet other responsibilities, such as military service or a humanitarian or religious mission.
There are many different dining options across campus. Find operating hours, locations, and more here.
The Emergency Response Team responds to medical emergencies on UVU’s main campus. Team members are volunteer UVU students who hold EMT, Advanced EMT, and Paramedic licenses in the state of Utah.
Bring your big ideas to life with the Entrepreneurship Institute. We uplift new entrepreneurs and provide support for businesses and the students behind them. Through our programming, resources, and experiential opportunities, we provide our students with the support needed to develop their entrepreneurial skills.
The Equity & Title IX office supports students, faculty, staff, and visitors who may face discrimination, harassment, or sexual misconduct. Report an incident or learn more about the support available if you experience sexual assault or violence, stalking, or face discrimination, harassment, or retaliation.
Whether you attend every athletics event to cheer on your fellow Wolverines or never miss a performance at The Noorda, there are events held across campus to engage with all students. View our schedule of upcoming performances, games, networking and community events, conferences, and much more.
Tuition and other costs can be some of the biggest barriers to accessing higher education. The Financial Aid & Scholarships Office houses information about the financial aid opportunities available to you, including scholarships, FAFSA, loans, and more.
The First-Generation Student Success Center creates opportunities for leadership development, peer and faculty mentoring, and scholarships for students who are the first in their families to attend college. We provide resources for first-generation students and host events celebrating our students’ accomplishments throughout the year.
The First-Year Advising Center strives to provide a personalized plan and exceptional care to all advisees. Our counselors support students as they select courses, design a path to academic achievement, and explore their major of choice.
Your first year of college can be overwhelming and intimidating, whether you’re starting college fresh out of high school or it’s been years since you were in a classroom. First-Year Experience and Family Programs are committed to making the transition to UVU life smooth and stress-free.
Move your body and enjoy exercising with UVU’s fitness classes. Sessions range from yoga and Jiu Jitsu to Zumba, spin, and more. Classes are free to SLWC members or $8 per day.
Utah Valley University offers a variety of free software for students, including Office 365 and Adobe Creative Cloud. However, while Adobe licenses are available to all students, they are not issued automatically. Some students may need to request a license before they can access Adobe Creative Cloud.
Your UVID also serves as a free UTA pass as long as you are registered for at least 1 credit hour for the current semester. Learn more about where you can use your pass, how to ride UTA, and how to apply for dependent passes.
Fulton Library offers more than book checkout and quiet study spaces. Explore our robust equipment checkout, find books through inter-library loan, get specialized research help from subject librarians, and much more.
GEAR UP is a federal program that supports eligible middle school and high school students as they graduate from high school and transition into college and postsecondary education. Admission to UVU is not required.
The Office for Global Engagement fosters international learning and cultural exchange through study abroad programs, international internships, and campus events. These international learning experiences and cultural exchanges give students opportunities to learn within different cultures and world views and develop important intercultural skills to succeed in an increasingly interconnected world.
Now that you’re in the home stretch of your education, what do you need to do to officially graduate and get your diploma? Regardless of whether you plan on attending any graduation ceremonies, you need to apply to graduate through the Graduation office. Learn more about graduation deadlines, how to order your cap and gown, when you’ll receive your diploma, and more.
GreenBucks is an optional, declining-balance account that may be used for purchases at select locations on and off campus. Funds carry over each semester as long as the account is active.
UVU does not offer campus housing, but we’re here to help you find off-campus housing that fits your lifestyle and needs. Access housing search resources, learn more about local student-oriented housing complexes, or join a community leadership program.
The Innovation Academy is dedicated to providing engaged learning opportunities for all students through collaborating with departments across campus and with external partners.
Interfaith Engagement Programs at UVU foster an inclusive environment that encourages dialogue and understanding among people of diverse religious, spiritual, and philosophical backgrounds. Through programs, events, and collaborative initiatives, the department promotes respect, learning, and unity across the campus community.
UVU has students from over 70 countries in our student body. International Student Services provides information to make the enrollment process as smooth as possible, along with programming and events to celebrate the international student community at UVU.
Intramural teams give students the opportunity to participate in individual and team sports at various levels of competition.
UVU students have many options for getting involved on campus and in the local community. From the Spirit Squad to leadership and ambassador programs, these opportunities provide students personal and professional growth opportunities.
The Language Hub offers tutoring space for students enrolled in language classes at UVU. Tutors are available for American Sign Language (ASL), Chinese, French, German, Japanese, Portuguese, Russian, and Spanish.
If you need to take a break from school, you can apply for a leave of absence for up to seven semesters, including summer semesters.
LinkedIn Learning is an online educational platform that offers over 15,000 courses to nurture professional development. Through these expert-led courses, UVU students and employees can acquire business, creative, and technology skills.
The Math Lab supports students’ understanding of mathematics and builds problem-solving skills that empower all students to become independent learners. The lab is open to UVU students and community members.
Currently enrolled UVU students can access basic medical services, testing, and procedures with Medical Services. No insurance is required.
Mental Health Services provides assessment, treatment, and therapy in multiple formats. We support students with anxiety, depression, eating disorders, trauma, grief, substance abuse, and relationship issues, among other concerns. Therapy is $10 per session for students enrolled in at least 9 credit hours during fall and spring semesters, or 6 credits during the summer.
Communicate with your class, meet remotely through audio and video calls, and collaborate virtually with Microsoft Teams. All students and employees have free access to the service.
MASH advocates for military-affiliated students, including veterans, active-duty service members, reservists, and their families, through education on Veterans Affairs (VA) education benefits and a welcoming community.
The Money Success Center provides personal finance advising and education. We help students learn the financial skills they need to stay in school, graduate with minimal debt, and set themselves up for the future.
The Native American Excellence Program serves all students, staff, faculty, and community members from Native American, Indigenous, and First-Nation backgrounds. By providing responsive services and celebrating Native cultures through our events and programming, we create a space for belonging, community, and success.
Parenting while going to school can be a challenge. UVU has compiled a list of resources available to student-parents, from childcare services and family-friendly study rooms to breastfeeding kits and lactation pods.
All students are required to complete online orientation before they can register for classes. This applies to all students who are new to UVU, including new freshmen, transfer students, and fully online students. The orientation introduces students to the tools and resources you need to successfully navigate UVU campus.
The UVU Ombuds is a mediator who investigates and attempts to resolve complaints, problems, and conflicts between students and the university. We facilitate grading disputes, housing and landlord disagreements, academic complaints, and other problems you may encounter.
The Outdoor Adventure Center offers equipment rentals, adventures and excursions, and other programs that open access to the outdoors. We build connection, cooperation, and community through outdoor recreational activities.
All vehicles require a parking permit to park on campus. Obtain a parking permit, appeal or pay a citation, and learn about parking and transit options on the Parking Services website.
The Pre-Professional Advisement Center provides academic guidance, career counseling, and support services for students pursuing careers in healthcare or law.
Printers are available across campus through the campus Wi-Fi. Currently enrolled students for that semester receive $10 of printing credits each semester. Each page costs 5¢ for black and white and 20¢ for color. Please note that printing credits are cleared at the end of each semester.
The Reflection Center offers several spaces for prayer, meditation, and convening. We curate a space where students can express their religious and ethical identity and access opportunities for interreligious dialogue, interfaith education, and spiritual practice.
The Registrar’s Office helps students with transfer credits, graduation, and other student record related questions or issues.
Registration Services team within the Registrar's Office provides resources, tools, and solutions for student registration and related processes. Visit this page for information regarding adding and dropping classes, requesting a change of personal information, swapping class sections, and more.
UVU tuition rates are based on a student’s residency. Students who wish to change their residency status must meet the requirements for the new status and fill out an application.
ScholarshipUniverse is UVU's online database of available scholarships. Complete your dashboard with your personal information to find scholarships tailored to your background and needs.
UVU’s Jumpstart Orientation is a one-day, on-campus event designed to help new students get connected, explore campus resources, and prepare for their first semester. Students meet with advisors, learn about academic expectations, and discover how to succeed as a Wolverine. All first-time freshman who are under the age of 21 must attend Jumpstart Orientation.
The UVU Service Desk connects students to the support and services needed to succeed. Access IT services, admissions information, campus resources, and more.
Connect with other Wolverines outside the classroom through student clubs. Find other students that share your interests, hobbies, and aspirations by joining or starting a club.
Through Student Health Services, UVU students can access medical and psychiatric care, mental health services, learning disability assessment services, and crisis services.
The Student Life & Wellness Center enriches the lives of students, faculty, and staff through recreation, wellness, and student engagement opportunities. Facilities include an indoor track, basketball courts, cardio and weight equipment, the Project Climbing Wall, and more. Membership is free to students enrolled in 10 credits or more.
Students are expected to maintain high standards of conduct personally and academically. The Office of Student Rights and Accountability holds students accountable while ensuring the rights of individuals are respected. This office also provides access to an Ombuds who can help students resolve conflict through mediation and advocacy.
The Student Success Center helps students achieve their goals by providing personalized support and connecting students to campus resources.
Find personalized support from a Student Success Specialist. Our specialists are here to guide students through obstacles to their education and answer questions about navigating university processes and resources.
UVU developed an alcohol and drug policy to encourage and sustain an academic environment that promotes the health, safety, and welfare of our community. These resources and groups can assist students seeking help with addiction or substance abuse.
Cheer on your fellow Wolverines with The Den, the official student fan organization of UVU sports. The Den is a place of community and enthusiasm where all students can receive complimentary tickets to regular season home games and get involved with other Wolverines.
TimelyCare is a virtual platform that offers health coaching, scheduled counseling, and chatline support for college students. TimelyCare is completely free, and no insurance is required. Please email [email protected] with your email and UVID number to receive a license and get started today.
Are you planning to bring college credits to UVU from an AP exam, CLEP, or another college/university? The Transfer Credit team can assist with questions or concerns you may have regarding how your credits will transfer to UVU.
TRIO Student Support Services (SSS) is a federally funded program serving first-generation, low-income, and/or students with disabilities. We provide tutoring, advising, and academic assistance for the students we support.
With TrulaCampus, all UVU students can connect with a peer coach and work together to meet your goals. Trula Coaches can help with stress management, confidence building, organizational skills, self care, and more.
Learn more about tuition policies and procedures, additional fees that may apply to you, and how to pay your tuition.
UVU has facilities across Utah, Wasatch, and Summit counties. Access maps and floor plans for all UVU campuses and buildings here.
UVU Police supports the campus community through law enforcement and emergency management. Call 801-863-5555 or dial 5555 from any campus phone with immediate concerns, or dial 911 in case of emergency.
Mental health is an important part of your well-being, and taking care of your mental health is essential to student success. UVU has services available to support you through whatever challenges, obstacles, and pressures may impact your daily life and academic performance. Together, we can thrive in all aspects of life.
The Utah Valley University Student Association (UVUSA) gives students a voice on what happens at UVU. Participating as a student council member, department representative, committee member, or volunteer gives students a greater understanding of volunteerism, civic engagement, and citizenship.
The UVU Police Department has a full-time victim advocate that provides victim services to all UVU students, faculty, and campus community. Our mission is to provide services to all victims of crime with the utmost dignity and respect, and that any victim of crime will understand the resources available to them on campus as well as off campus. Information for victim services are free and confidential.
Child care is available for children of degree-seeking UVU students enrolled in at least 6 credit hours. The Wee Care Center provides care for children six weeks to six years old, and tuition is based on a sliding scale based on family size and household income.
Health Coaching programs support multiple parts of student health, from nutrition and intuitive eating to managing individual health conditions. Many of our one-on-one sessions are free, and financial waivers are available for some programs if needed.
Wellness Programs promote health and wellness for students, staff, and faculty at UVU. Educational and comprehensive events and services are available that promote wellness in all areas of life.
Wolverine Track is an easy-to-use set of online academic planning tools that help students and advisors see what courses and requirements students need to graduate.
No matter where you are in the writing process, Writing Center tutors can support you with any type of writing. Our tutors offer one-on-one consultations and workshops to build students’ writing skills and support students and community members as they become confident and capable writers.
