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Southern Utah University COME SOAR WITH US DEAR FUTURE T-BIRD, Your world feels uncertain this year. Online school, cancelled dances, postponed recitals and thousands of “zooms” in between -- you might be asking yourself if now is the right time for college. That’s why, in the midst of uncertainty, I am thrilled and honored you are considering Southern Utah University. Earning an affordable higher education while experiencing a vibrant campus life that lives up to your college expectations is possible at SUU. We are prepared to help make your future more certain. While the pandemic was unforeseen, it was not hard to predict SUU’s collective campus response. Professors and staff have worked around the clock and maintained a laser-like focus on the student. We have ensured a safe living and learning environment and found creative ways to make the most of socially distanced campus fun, all while keeping tuition and fees low. The majority of our classes are safely offered face-to-face so you get personalized attention from your professors. Your determination and adaptability marks the character of a great SUU student. At the core of our mission is teaching and learning and SUU is a place where innovation is encouraged and experiential learning is the norm. Ask any student on campus why they love SUU, and you’ll hear the same refrain “it feels like home.” We care about you and have the resources in place to help you achieve the future you want. Thank you for considering SUU, and I look forward to welcoming you home! Scott Wyatt SUU WELCOME CENTER 435-586-7741 [email protected] suu.edu/visit 1 APPLY WHAT TO DO 1. Fill out an application at suu.edu/apply ACT/SAT TEST SCORES 2. Send in your transcripts OPTIONAL! 3. Speak to your Admissions Rep see pg. 11 ONCE YOU'RE ACCEPTED 1. Accept your scholarships 2. Apply for housing at suu.edu/housing 3. Pay your enrollment deposit at suu.edu/deposit 4. Fill out the T-Bird Takeoff Questionnaire 5. Confirm class schedule with Academic Advisors 6. Register for Thunder U at suu.edu/orientation 2 THINGS TO CONSIDER TURN YOUR $50 APPLICATION FEE INTO A SCHOLARSHIP! SCHOLARSHIP DEADLINES st APPLY FOR FEDERAL Application Deadline: MARCH 1 FINANCIAL AID AT st FAFSA.GOV Acceptance Deadline: MAY 1 Fill out a FAFSA (code #003678 for SUU) 3 DEGREES / PROGRAMS AVIATION − Cybersecurity LICENSURE Business Analytics Secondary Education BACHELOR’S (4-YEAR) Special Education Aerospace/Aviation Sciences COMMUNICATION − Mild/Moderate − Fixed-Wing BACHELOR’S (4-YEAR) GRADUATE DEGREES − Rotor-Wing Communication† Master of Education & Administrative − Messaging & Human Interaction ASSOCIATE’S (2-YEAR) Licensure† − Media Studies Aviation − Educational Foundations and Policy − Strategic Communication − Aircraft Maintenance Technician − English as a Second Language − Strategic Message Design & Human − Fixed-Wing − Special Education − Rotor-Wing Interaction† − Unmanned Aircraft Operator CERTIFICATES HEALTH SCIENCES CERTIFICATES International Relations BACHELOR’S (4-YEAR) Aviation Leadership Exercise Science – Commercial Pilot Rating Speech Writing Human Nutrition − Certified Flight Instructor Rating Sports Communication − Allied Health − Fixed-Wing Technical Writing − Pre-Dietetics − Rotor-Wing GRADUATE DEGREES Nursing Professional Communication† − LPN to BSN BUSINESS − RN Pre-Licensure BACHELOR’S (4-YEAR) COMPUTER SCIENCE − RN to BSN§ † Accounting BACHELOR’S (4-YEAR) ASSOCIATE’S (2-YEAR) Business Education Computer Science General Technology* Construction Management Information Systems − Integrated Health Sciences Economics − Cybersecurity TRACKS ‡ − Business Analytics − Management Information Systems † Pre-Allied Health Sciences Finance − Network Administration Hotel, Resort, & Hospitality Management Pre-Dentistry − Event Planning & Management ASSOCIATE’S (2-YEAR) Pre-Medicine − Food & Beverage Management General Technology* Pre-Optometry − Lodging-Management Information Technology Pre-Pharmacy Management† CERTIFICATES Pre-Physical Therapy Marketing† Computer Science Pre-Veterinary ASSOCIATE’S (2-YEAR) GRADUATE DEGREES GRADUATE DEGREES General Technology* Cyber Security & Information Assurance† Athletic Training † − Business − Cyber Operations Sports Conditioning & Performance − Culinary Arts Management − Information Assurance HUMANITIES CERTIFICATES Construction Technology EDUCATION BACHELOR’S (4-YEAR) Entrepreneurship & Small Business BACHELOR’S (4-YEAR) Art History Management Elementary Education† English International Business − English as a Second Language − Creative Writing Leadership − Math − Literature − Rhetoric & Writing GRADUATE DEGREES Physical Education Teaching/Coaching − Education Accountancy† ASSOCIATE’S (2-YEAR) French − Business Analytics Child and Family Services − Education − Managerial Accounting − Early Childhood Development History† − Public Accounting − Family Services − Education − Taxation Philosophy Business Administration† Spanish − Business Analytics − Education 4 *Available for Utah System of Technical College transfers only † Online program available CERTIFICATES − Outdoor-Education − Education DEGREES / PROGRAMS Leadership − Tourism Chemistry DEGREES / PROGRAMS Speech Writing − Education ASSOCIATE’S (2-YEAR) Technical Writing Agriculture/Livestock Farm Management − Health Care Equine Studies − Professional HUMAN BEHAVIOR & SOCIAL General Technology* Geology SCIENCES − Livestock Management Geosciences Mathematics BACHELOR’S (4-YEAR) CERTIFICATES − Actuarial Science Anthropology Agriculture/Livestock Farm Management − Applied Mathematics Criminal Justice Geographic Information Systems − Education Family Life & Human Development − Pure Mathematics − Early Childhood Development PERFORMING & VISUAL ARTS Physical Science Education − Family Services BACHELOR’S (4-YEAR) Political Science ASSOCIATE’S (2-YEAR) Art Psychology Agriculture/Livestock Farm Management − Education − Human Services Equine Studies Art History Social Science Education General Technology* Dance Sociology − Livestock Management − Education CERTIFICATES ASSOCIATE’S (2-YEAR) Graphic Design Agriculture/Livestock Farm Management Criminal Justice Music Geographic Information Systems Legal Studies − Instrumental Performance ‡ − Piano Performance TRACKS TECHNOLOGY & ENGINEERING Pre-Law/Legal Studies − Vocal Performance Music Education† BACHELOR’S (4-YEAR) CERTIFICATES − Secondary Choral Construction Management International Relations − Secondary Instrumental Engineering GRADUATE DEGREES Studio Arts Engineering Technology Public Administration† − Ceramics/Sculpture − CAD/CAM − Criminal Justice − Illustration − CAD-Architectural/Civil Design − Higher Education Administration − Painting/Drawing/Printmaking − Electronics − State & Local Government − Photography Mechanical Engineering Theatre ASSOCIATE’S (2-YEAR) INTERDISCIPLINARY − Classical Acting Construction Technology − Musical Theatre BACHELOR’S (4-YEAR) Engineering Technology − Design & Technology General Studies† − CAD Technology Theatre Arts Interdisciplinary Studies† − Electronics − Education General Technology* CERTIFICATES GRADUATE DEGREES − Construction Technology General Education† Arts Administration† Pre-Engineering GRADUATE DEGREES Music Education CERTIFICATES Interdisciplinary Studies† † Music Technology Civil Drafting/CAD − Performance Technology Construction Technology OUTDOOR & ENVIRONMENT − Studio & Game Audio Technology Technical Writing BACHELOR’S (4-YEAR) Agriculture SCIENCE & MATH − Agribusiness BACHELOR’S (4-YEAR) − Agriculture Education Agriculture − Animal Science & Industries − Agribusiness − General Agriculture − Agriculture Education − Natural Resources/Range Management − Animal Science & Industries − Plant Science & Industries − General Agriculture Geology − Natural Resources/Range Management Geosciences − Plant Science & Industries Outdoor Recreation in Parks & Tourism Biology − Natural Resource Recreation ‡Can be added to any major to help students prepare for graduate study § Online only 5 TUITION & COSTS 6 TUITION & COSTS out-of-pocket average: $894 Cost Breakdown per semester TUITION $3,003 FEES $382 BOOKS $300 HOUSING (on campus) $1,662 FOOD (meal plan) $1,239 TOTAL $6,586 Financial Aid average offered per semester FEDERAL AID (FAFSA) $3,972 ACADEMIC SCHOLARSHIP $1,720 TOTAL $5,692 Net Breakdown per semester ONE SEMESTER COST TOTAL $6,586 ONE SEMESTER AVERAGE FINANCIAL AID - $5,692 out-of-pocket total: $894 *Calculations represent an estimate. Financial aid may vary. 7 FINANCIAL AID LAST YEAR MORE THAN FREE MONEY! The earlier you fill out the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA), the more free money you may qualify for. Get started as early as October to qualify for up to $5,920 in federal grants per year! When you fill it out, use SUU's 60% FAFSA code: 003678 of SUU students received some form of financial aid. Every year there are millions of dollars FEDERAL GRANTS of unused federal aid. Government money that you do not have to pay Don't miss out—apply now! back (up to $5,920 a year). Filling out the FAFSA FAFSA.GOV will also give you access to scholarships! 8 ACADEMIC SCHOLARSHIPS We understand that you may have faced many difficulties when it came to taking your previously scheduled standardized tests. That's why we made the decision to eliminate that barrier for you—not only for admission, but for academic scholarships as well. You're now able to earn scholarship money with whichever score benefits you the most—GPA or ACT or SAT. You are automatically considered for academic scholarships when you apply before March 1st and awards need to be accepted by
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