Want to get a feel of what it’s like to be a Wolverine at Utah Valley University? We have a number of ways to help you explore our beautiful campus. So get out the notepad, put your thinking cap on, and prepare to explore the place you will call home for the next few years!
Want to visit UVU in person? Our tour is a walking tour that lasts about an hour and fifteen minutes. We offer tours at the following times:
Se ofrecen tours en español durante todo el año. Las personas menores de 18 años deben estar acompañadas por un padre o tutor legal. Consulte la sección de preguntas frecuentes y regístrese para visitar el campus. El espacio es limitado.
Nuestro recorrido es un recorrido a pie que dura aproximadamente una hora y quince minutos. Si alguien en su grupo necesita adaptaciones según la Ley de Estadounidenses con Discapacidades (ADA), no dude en llamar o enviar un correo electrónico.
Not able to make it for a guided tour? We can set you up with a map and tips to help you navigate campus at your leisure. Complete the form below to let us know when you plan to come to campus and we’ll make sure you’re set to enjoy all that UVU has to offer.
Self-guided tours are unavailable during campus closures for federal holidays and breaks. Learn more on our Frequently Asked Questions.
Check out UVU at a time that is most convenient for you, all from the comfort of your favorite lounge spot.
Want to tour campus with a student group? Our knowledgeable Ambassadors will provide you with a walking tour and answer your questions.
For questions about campus tours for large groups, contact:
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What do you see on the tour? How long do tours last? Will you see a wolverine on campus? Check out our Frequently Asked Questions to learn about campus tours.
If tours are already filled, can I still get a tour?
Once a tour time has been filled, we will be unable to accommodate any other tour groups that day. If you are unable to attend an individual tour in person, we have a team of ambassadors who are available to assist you at [email protected] or 801-863-8811.
Where do I park?
Please see your confirmation email from Eventbrite for parking instructions or view parking options on Campus Maps.
How long will the tour last?
Our tours last around an hour and fifteen minutes.
Is it a walking tour?
All our tours are walking tours; however, if anyone in your group needs Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) accommodations, please do not hesitate to contact us.
Will we be inside for the entire duration of the tour?
You will be inside for most of the tour because our campus buildings are interconnected! If the weather is warm, our tours will take one shortcut outside.
If I am unable to make it to a guided tour time, what can I do instead?
We have self-guided tours available for any day or time that works with your schedule. Our office is open Monday – Friday from 9 a.m. – 5 p.m. to help answer any campus-related questions you may have.
What should I do if I cannot attend my scheduled tour?
If you can’t attend your scheduled tour, feel free to give us a call to let us know and reschedule your tour for another time that would work for you.
How much of the UVU campus will we see on the tour?
We will be visiting most of the main campus on your tour. Unfortunately, we will not be able to visit upper campus and other satellite buildings. If there is a specific building or department that you would like to visit separately, we can help you contact them to set up a separate time to visit their facilities.
Who can I bring on the tour with me?
Each prospective student can bring as many guests as they would like on the tour with them.
What if I need special accommodations to take the tour?
If anyone in your group needs Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) accommodations please reach out to us!
Our office is at the front of campus in the Woodbury Building in WB 128. When you arrive, please park in the Admissions Pay Lot in the area designated as “Passport Parking.”
Please be sure to bring your car information, including license plate number. Access Campus Maps to find parking.
When a little more in-depth analysis would help, an in-person event is definitely the way to go. Topics range from applying to UVU, finding a scholarship, available resources for undocumented students, to learning about your major, and the best pro tips for making the most of your time in college.
Have additional questions? Let us know.
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