Applicants need to submit the following documents: • Official college transcripts. • Resume or curriculum vitae. • Personal essay. • Letters of recommendation. • English proficiency exam scores (for international students).

To apply for admission to UVU, you need to: • Complete the online application form. • Pay the application fee. • Include your Social Security ID number (if applicable). • Follow the instructions provided in each section of the application.

Yes, UVU offers programs in: • Criminal Justice. • Emergency Services Administration. • Homeland Security, Law Enforcement, and Firefighting.

UVU is particularly known for its programs in: • Business: Business and Analysis, Marketing, International Business. • Computer and Information Sciences: Technology and computer-focused courses. • Psychology: Comprehensive undergraduate psychology programs.

UVU offers a variety of programs, including: • Bachelor's degrees in fields such as Business, Communication, Education, Healthcare, Psychology, Engineering, Science, and Social Sciences. • Certificates in specialized fields for career-focused education. • Master's degrees for advanced academic and professional training.

The Financial Aid & Scholarships Office provides assistance: • Office Hours: Monday - Friday, 8:00 am - 5:00 pm. • Walk-Ins: Sign in on iPads near BA 103. • Appointments: Schedule by phone or face-to-face. For help outside these hours, submit a UVU Service Center request, and a specialist will respond during Monday - Friday, 7:00 am - 6:00 pm.

UVU offers: • Resident scholarships for students meeting Utah residency requirements. • Non-resident scholarships for students outside Utah. Visit the UVU Admissions site to determine residency status and view scholarship options.

Students can apply for scholarships through Scholarship Universe, a platform that matches students with institutional, private, and external scholarships based on their eligibility.

Yes, UVU provides housing scholarships, such as: Honors Program Scholarships: Includes both tuition and housing scholarships for competitive award recipients.

UVU provides programs designed to enhance the residential experience: • Residential Community Leadership Program (RCL): Offers a full housing scholarship for accepted students in Orem. • Wolverine Community Leadership Program (WCL): Provides a partial housing scholarship for accepted students in Provo. • Freshman Housing Experience Program: Designed for first-year students, offering a community environment with weekly events and activities.

UVU offers several apartment options, including: • University Towers: Apartments with 5-6 bedrooms, some with in-unit washers/dryers, a fitness center, study spaces, and underground parking. • Honors Apartments: Exclusive housing for Honors program recipients featuring private bedrooms and bathrooms, a full kitchen, in-suite washers/dryers, a pool, hot tub, and gym.

• Applications are submitted through the Office of Education Abroad. • Students should begin the application process at least six weeks before departure. • They may need to purchase international health and evacuation insurance.

• Students must be awarded work-study funds and be enrolled at least half-time for the fall semester. • Employers must complete the Work Study Employer Information Form and submit the ePAF to the Financial Aid and Scholarships Office before the student begins working. • Students can start working as early as July 1.