Utah Valley University’s mission is to prepare every student for success in work and life. We believe that every investment made in students, starting from elementary through high school, and at the technical college and university, should amount to one seamless educational pathway. We are thrilled that we can define some of these pathways that can lead to credit-bearing programs and degrees at UVU. We succeed because we work together.
Dr. Astrid S. Tuminez
President of Utah Valley University
Each career area includes links and resources to possible programs, certificates,
and degrees that span from high school through higher education to your career of
choice.
For more information, please reach out to your local school counselor or academic
advisor.
Where will your path take you?
**These pathway resources highlight the educational opportunities available to ALL students and are located in the Summit, Utah, and Wasatch Mountainland Region of Utah.
Get on the path to a 2 or 4-year degree from UVU with articulations from Bridgerland Tech, Davis Tech, Dixie Tech, Mountainland Tech, Ogden-Weber Tech, Southwest Tech, Tooele Tech, and Uintah Basin Tech.
Less than 30 credit hours
30–33 credit hours
50 credit hours
60–63 credit hours
60–63 credit hours
63–69 credit hours
68-85 credit hours
68-85 credit hours
120 credit hours
120 credit hours
120 credit hours
121 credit hours
*Credit Hours: Credit hours are a way of measuring how much time a student spends on a course, based on the number of hours per week they attend classes or do assignments. Usually, one credit hour equals one hour of class time and two hours of homework per week. Different degree programs require different numbers of credit hours to graduate. For example, a bachelor’s degree typically requires 120 credit hours, or 40 courses.
