Utah Valley University

What you'll study

The programme does not prescribe a fixed set of university modules; instead students enroll in individual UVU courses available to concurrent-enrolled students. Course availability varies by high school and modality. Registration is semester-based for fall and spring courses, while full-year courses are registered once at the start of the school year.

Entry requirements

• Minimum cumulative GPA of 3.0 for most concurrent-enrollment courses.
• Career and Technical Education (CTE) courses require a minimum GPA of 2.0.
• Completion and submission of the state Concurrent Enrollment participation form to apply.
• Students are advised to meet with an academic advisor (recommended) before enrolling.
• Application begins by completing the Concurrent Enrollment Participation Form and then registering using course CRNs for the chosen modality.

Career prospects

Concurrent Enrollment primarily accelerates progress toward college credentials by providing transferable university credits and an early college transcript. Outcomes depend on the specific UVU courses a student takes; credits can reduce time and cost to degree completion and help students explore academic interests before graduating high school.

Scholarships & funding angle (general)

The program is offered at a reduced cost compared with standard college tuition. UVU reports an average savings per student (as published on the program page). Tuition deadlines and payment options are provided each term; for example, fall and full-year tuition deadlines are posted on the CE site and online payment methods are available.