Tuition and student fees are established by the Utah State Board of Regents. Refer to the Tuition website for the graduate tuition table.
For a student following the Summer-Fall-Spring-Summer graduation plan, the tuition and fees for a 30-credit coursework based on the 2024-25 tuition table will be:
$12,550
for resident hours
$20,774
for nonresident hours.
(During the Summer semester, nonresidents are charged the resident rate.)
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.
Students enrolled in the face-to-face classes during the summer who live more than 90 miles away from UVU's main campus will be provided housing accommodations close to the campus at no cost to them. To receive this benefit, the student must contact the program administrative assistant.
Fees for participation in the UVU study abroad experience at Pembroke College, Univerity of Oxford include the cost for academic and administrative support that students receive in Oxford, their housing accommodations, and meals in the university cafeteria.
Students without financial aid that covers their study abroad fees, with financial need, and in good academic standing may receive a program waiver that covers their Oxford experience fees.
With or without financial aid, each student participating in the Oxford experience must pay a non-refundable $750 fee.
Students are responsible for their own airfare and transportation to and from Oxford, England.
Participation in the Oxford experience is not required to graduate.
The James Madison Memorial Fellowship Foundation offers $24,000 James Madison Graduate Fellowships to individuals desiring to become outstanding teachers of the American Constitution at the secondary school level.
The nonresident tuition waiver may waive a portion or up to 100% of the non-resident portion of tuition so that students pay only the resident tuition rates, course fees, and student fees. The time spent in Utah, while receiving a nonresident tuition waiver, counts towards establishing residency for tuition purposes. The award cannot be renewed or be placed on hold; it is only offered during Fall and Spring and must be used for two consecutive semesters, with the exclusion of Summer. Application closes July 1.
The resident tuition waiver may waive a portion or up to 100% of resident tuition; student pays course fees and student fees. The award cannot be renewed or be placed on hold; it is only offered during Fall and Spring and must be used for two consecutive semesters, with the exclusion of Summer. Application closes July 1.
The Western Regional Graduate Program (WRGP) is for students who are residents of the following western states: Alaska, Arizona, California, Colorado, Hawaii, Idaho, Montana, Nevada, New Mexico, North Dakota, Oregon, South Dakota, Washington, Wyoming and the U.S. Pacific Territories and Freely Associated States (Northern Mariana Islands, Guam, Marshall Islands, Federated States of Micronesia, Republic of Palau, and American Samoa). The WRGP nonresident tuition waiver may waive a portion or up to 100% of the non-resident portion of tuition so that students pay only the resident tuition rates, course fees, and student fees. The time spent in Utah, while receiving WRGP nonresident tuition waiver, does not count towards establishing residency for tuition purposes. The award cannot be renewed or be placed on hold; it is only offered during Fall and Spring and must be used for two consecutive semesters, with the exclusion of Summer. Application closes July 1.
UVU participates in the McNair Scholars Program, a federal TRIO program funded at 151 institutions across the United States and Puerto Rico by the U.S. Department of Education.
The Merit Scholarship is offered by the UVU School of Education. The award amount is between $1,000 to $3,000 and may be used for up to four semesters.
Large corporations, small businesses, families, and individuals donate through the Make A Gift program to allow students the chance to qualify for privately funded scholarship awards. Award amounts vary depending on the specific scholarship. Each private scholarship will have different eligibility requirements.
For more information or general questions regarding financial aid, FAFSA, and ScholarshipUniverse, connect with the Financial Aid & Scholarships support team:
