Utah Valley University Top Questions

Providing a quality and broad education. Utah Valley University is continually growing and adding new majors, buildings, staff, programs, and much more. All the things equate to a better educationa and experience for students. UVU prides themselves in making sure their students succeed. A mentor program has been established to help new students get associated with campus life and how to succeed in college. UVU a great college to go to and will do anything to help you succeed.

Friendly staff and students.

Our school is best known for being a start up trade school to transfer to higher schools after abtaining a bachelors degree. Our school is great for a four year degree student.

Well prepared individuals with integrity and expertise.

Utah Valley University is well known for its on hands learning. Its acceptance to school, they pretty much accept everybody who applys. They also have wonder teachers who work with you one on one with small class room sizes.

Our school is best known (in Utah) for our diversity. There are a lot of different cultures, ethnic backgrounds, beliefs and religions, morals and values, and career choices. At UVU you can major in a wide variety of fields from dance to engineering. UVU is also notorious for having the hardest Anatomy course in the state of Utah (a course which I'll be taking in the next semester or two).

How many students it has.

Small classes.

UVU is an evolving school. It was once just a small college that people used as a stepping stone to get to BYU or the University of Utah or they would get small trade degrees that the larger schools didn't bother with. But now you could say that it has grown up. It has become a university and is expanding. There is an effort to retain those students that it would have once transfered and there are new facilities being built. In short is it becoming compitition for the larger schools not just the little brother.

I don't know alot about all the departments in our school, but since we became a University, the theatre program has grown so much. The professors in our department come from all over the world, and have worked in a variety of professional settings. They care about the students, and search for ways to nurture our creative abilites. All students are given chances to show thier talents and learn new ones along the way. The students get along well too and I feel like I am part of a family there. Everyone knows our program is a great one.