The Academic Tutoring Lab provides free tutoring to UVU students in the drop-in lab or by appointment. Tutoring is available for the following subjects: accounting, anthropology, archaeology, astronomy, biology/botany, business management, chemistry, digital media, education, economics, engineering, environmental studies, geography, geology, history, health, languages, legal studies, meteorology, microbiology, philosophy, physical science, physics, political science, psychology, sociology, and zoology.

uvu.edu/academictutoring

The Academic Counseling Center can guide your progress in determining and achieving your educational goals. Specific help is given to students who are undecided and working toward their Associate in Science or Associate in Arts in University Studies. You can find your advisor by clicking the link below. 

uvu.edu/advising

The Accessibility Services Department is committed to helping students with disabilities receive reasonable accommodations during their college experience at UVU. The department provides a variety of services, software, and equipment for students with a wide range of disabilities.

uvu.edu/accessibility-services/

Student Life and Wellness Center

A wide range of fitness and personal wellness services are offered: fitness training equipment, fitness classes, indoor walking/jogging track, personal training, massage, bowling, climbing wall, gaming center and more. Call 801-863-5551 for membership information. 

uvu.edu/campusrec

Wellness Programs

The wellness programs at UVU provide services to students and employees that enhance personal wellness. The programs offer healthy lifestyle counseling, fitness testing, health screenings, and wellness workshops. 

uvu.edu/wellness

Career Development Center

Through comprehensive career counseling services, and by fostering community, regional, and national employer relationships, the Career Development Center promotes individual career success and employment potential for students and alumni. Feedback is also offered for your professional documents, such as resumes. 

https://www.uvu.edu/cdc/students/

UVU has a club for everyone. The University offers clubs in the following interest areas: academics, politics, social awareness, pre-professional programs, service, athletics and recreation, religion, ethnicity and culture, performing arts and media.

uvu.edu/clubs

Emergency

• 9-1-1
• Campus Police (801) 863-5555

National Suicide Prevention Lifeline

• Call 800-273-TALK (8255) and press 1 for Veteran
• Text 838255

• VeteransCrisisLine.net
  

Utah County Talk Line

• 801-691-LIFE (5433)

If you are in need of emotional support, call the Utah County Talk Line to speak to a volunteer.  The Talk Line is a free and confidential listening line and is available 9am-9pm Monday-Friday.

UVU Crisis Services
https://www.uvu.edu/studenthealth/psych/crisis.html

UVU offers a comprehensive and varied program of financial assistance, including grants, loans, work study programs and scholarships. There are three types of financial aid:

Gift Aid: These programs are funded by government and private monies. They do not have to be repaid and are awarded upon a wide range of eligibility requirements. Gift aid includes scholarships and grants.

Work Study Programs: These programs are funded by state and federal monies and include an hourly wage, which comes in part from the employer and in part from the program. These programs do not need to be repaid.

Loans: All loans have to be repaid, though student loans often have interest rates below standard loan rates. Some are repayable immediately, while others defer monthly payments until after graduation. Some student loans can be awarded even if the calculated financial need deems the student ineligible for other forms of aid.

Students may go to BA 106 to meet with a financial aid counselor during regular business hours. Appointments are available on a first-come, first-served basis.

uvu.edu/financialaid

Learning Strategies Support can help you with time management, test anxiety, test-taking skills, note-taking skills and reading textbooks.

https://www.uvu.edu/academicstandards/learning_resources.html

The Math Lab is a great place to work on math homework in a setting where tutors can answer questions as they arise. The Math Lab serves students in all math classes.

uvu.edu/mathlab

UVU wants you to succeed when it comes to math. Success in math starts with taking the right course. It is important that you are placed in the appropriate math course so you do not waste time and money in courses that you are over- or under-qualified for. Take advantage of the tools provided to help you succeed in math and graduate sooner.

uvu.edu/mathsuccess

The Utah Valley University Money Management Resource Center (UVU MMRC) dedicates itself to improving the financial well-being of individuals by equipping them with the knowledge and skills needed to make responsible financial decisions in college and beyond. This mission is achieved by providing:

• Unbiased financial information
• Highly trained financial coaches
• An educational approach to financial planning and counseling

The UVU MMRC began in 2015 and reflects the mission of the university to helping students stay in school, graduate with minimal debt, and learn sound financial skills for the future.

uvu.edu/moneymanagement

Reserve Officers Training Corps (ROTC)

UVU's Main Campus has an Army ROTC satellite office located in Building H4, next to the Woodbury Business Building.

Phone: (801) 863-6495, E-mail: armyrotc@uvu.edu 

Student Health Services provides opportunities to improve well-being through basic medical care and psychological services (counseling). It also promotes healthy lifestyles through education and recreational programs and by teaching effective life skills.

Basic Visit: $10

Mental Health Therapy: first visit free, subsequent visits $10

Financial waivers may be available

uvu.edu/studenthealth

The UVU Veteran Success Scholarship was established in 2016 to benefit Utah Valley University students who are either veterans or dependent children or spouses of veterans. The scholarship is awarded in two categories: (1) Merit-based (based upon academic performance) and (2) Needs-based.
The scholarship application period is October through January of each year, and the money awarded is then applied to the following Fall and Spring semesters. The amount awarded to recipients is $1,000. This money is split across the two semesters evenly, $500 to Fall and $500 to Spring. The scholarship is designed to not interfere or penalize students who are also utilizing the GI Bill®. Eligibility requirements apply. Applications are to be completed on the UVU Scholarships website, as outlined in the steps on this page.

How to Apply:

1. Visit the UVU Scholarships website.
2. Click Apply Now.
3. At the top right, sign in with your student login.
4. Complete the General Application that applies to all scholarships. Afterward, navigate back to the list of all scholarships.
5. In the search bar, type "veteran success."
6. Complete supplemental questions for the Veteran Success Scholarship.
   
   

*GI Bill® is a registered trademark of the U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs (VA).

The UV “You Can” Food Pantry is an on-campus food pantry for UVU students who are facing food insecurity. Students must be enrolled for a minimum of 6 credits during the fall/spring semesters to be eligible. Call 801-863-8786 for more information.

https://www.uvu.edu/socialimpact/what_we_do/food_pantry.html

Both the Writing Center and the Online Writing Lab can help you further your understanding of writing principles and enhance your writing skills. You can request help for any part of the writing process, from brainstorming to revision.

uvu.edu/writingcenter