Now that you have submitted your application, there are a few more things that we need from you to complete your admission to UVU.
High School Transcripts
To be considered official, high school transcripts need to be submitted in one of the following ways:
College Transcripts
College transcripts will be considered official if they have been issued within the last six months and are submitted in one of the following ways:
Test Scores
Math and English placement may be required prior to math or English course registration but are not required for admission to UVU. Placement scores can be submitted in the following ways:
Placement testing may be required for students with expired test scores.
ACT/SAT scores will be required for scholarship purposes.
In some cases students will need to submit additional documents. Some of those might include:
*Not all steps are required for every student type. For questions regarding admission steps call 801-863-8000.
Want to Attend UVU but not right now?
Orientation is mandatory for all new students and will introduce you to the tools and resources you need to successfully navigate UVU's campus environment so that you can achieve your academic goals.
New and prospective students must meet with a counselor or advisor as one of the first steps in the process of beginning their education at UVU. Advisors can assist you from the beginning to the end of your educational process.
Now that you have been admitted to UVU, attended orientation, and met with your academic advisor you can then log into myUVU and register for classes. You should become familiar with and utilize myUVU on a regular basis. If you need help learning how to register for classes, you can access registration instructions.
After you have registered for your classes you’re ready to pay your tuition. There are multiple ways to pay and many resources to help.
UVU provides incoming students with more than 250 different scholarship options. These scholarships include academic, departmental, athletic, merit, and private. To be considered for the most scholarship opportunities, complete the scholarship application. With some scholarships, you may be required to provide an essay or present additional information.
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