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 May 1st. See the index on page 11 for details.

STUDENT LOANS ADMISSIONS FINANCIAL AID COORDINATOR JAYSON MATLOCK Subsidized loans - money that must be paid back, but will (435) 865-8016 not accrue interest until after you graduate. phone: fax: (435) 586-7736 Unsubsidized loans - money that must be paid back and suu.edu/finaid/newstudents will start to accrue interest as soon as the loan is accepted.

9 ADMISSIONS & SCHOLARSHIPS

ADMISSION REQUIREMENTS

GPA GPA

DEFERMENT BUT BEFORE YOU GO

We understand opportunities or emergencies happen; • Apply be assured we will be waiting for you when you get back. You may defer your admission for up to five semesters for • Accept your scholarship the following reasons: religious mission, military service, • Submit deferment paperwork humanitarian service, or medical leave. suu.edu/defer • Meet with an Academic Advisor Scholarship Index UtahScholarship Resident Index (First-Year) •Utah Only one score Resident is required for scholarships (First (GPA- or Year)ACT or SAT) • TheOnly score one score that isprovides required each for scholarshipsstudent the best(GPA scholarship or ACT or SAT) is used • MinimumThe score that 2.0 GPAprovides required each forstudent any scholarshipthe best scholarship is used • GPAMinimum scale is2.0 unwei GPA requiredghted (4.00 for anyis h ischolarshipghest) • GPA scale is unweighted (4.00 is highest)

ACT and SAT scores DO NOT include the Writing sections of the exams. PER YEAR* GPA ACT SAT 36 1600 Pesidets $6,006 to to 33semeser 4.00 (up to 8 ) 35 1580 Limited number of President’s Scholarships available — Awarded on a first-admitted basis 3.99 34 1570 Fes $4,000 to to to semeser (up to 8 ) 3.90 33 1460 3.89 32 1450 Fudes $3,000 to to to 15semeser (up to 8 ) 3.80 30 1320 3.79 29 1310 Des $2,000 to to to 1semeser (up to 8 ) 3.60 27 1210 3.59 26 1200 Cetuiu $1,000 to to to 5semeser (up to 8 ) 3.40 23 1060

*1 year = 2 semesters on this index, however 3 semesters/year may be used. Estimate only. Must maintain a qualifying GPA during college for scholarship awards to continue. *1 year = 2 semesters on this index, however 3 semesters/year may be used. Estimate only. Must maintain a qualifying GPA during college for scholarship awards to continue.

11 TRANSFER STUDENTS

12 TRANSFER EVALUATION

APPLY EARLY Credit evaluations take two to four weeks to complete. This process does not begin until you have applied, paid your application fee, and sent us your official transcripts.

Step 1: Step 2: Step 3:

Apply online at Submit all official college transcripts Pay $50 suu.edu/apply (24 or more completed credits) application fee

CREDIT ARTICULATION (TRANSFER) Use go.suu.edu/transfer-guide to see how credits from different institutions transfer to SUU. If we have articulated the credit before, it will be listed in this guide. If not, the course will go to the SUU Registration Office, which can take 2–4 weeks to fully process.

TRANSFER SCHOLARSHIPS

RESIDENT

Three-year BASED ON A GPA OF Fellow's Scholarship $4,000 scholarship 3.8–4.0

Three-year BASED ON A GPA OF Founder's Scholarship $3,000 scholarship 3.4–3.79

Three-year BASED ON A GPA OF Centurium Scholarship $1,000 scholarship 3.2–3.39

TRANSFER REP DEADLINES SHAUN WRIGHT

FEBRUARY 1 Transcript Priority Deadline office: (435) 586-1916 mobile: (385) 309-1412 MARCH 1 Scholarship Deadline [email protected]

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SUU QUICK FACTS OUR BACKYARD

16 SOUTHERN UTAH UNIVERSITY

UNIVERSIT Y OF TH S OUR BACKYARD E P A RK UNIVERSITY OF THE PARKS When you become a T-Bird, you inherit the greatest backyard in the country. With more than 20 National Parks, Monuments, and Recreation Areas within a five-hour drive of SUU, there’s something for everyone to enjoy.

SUU OUTDOORS SUU Outdoors sponsors a range of adventures for students throughout the year to ignite a passion in the outdoors. Choose from 50 free Adventure Trips including hiking, mountain biking, canyoneering, climbing, rafting, paddleboard, xc ski, and snowshoeing throughout the southern Utah region. suu.edu/outdoors

17 YOUR SUCCESS

18 3-YEAR BACHELOR DEGREE YOUR SUCCESS The 3-year bachelor degree is an optional program that saves students time and money by accelerating the traditional undergraduate process. By graduating in three years instead of four, students can enter the workforce (or graduate school) earlier while still gaining the professional hands-on experiences needed for the job market. suu.edu/3years

MORE OPPORTUNITIES FOR SUCCESS

The Dual Enrollment Program, a new partnership between SUU and Southwest Technical College, allows students to enroll in both institutions, giving them more opportunities for success. Both schools are committed to helping all students by providing multiple academic pathways. suu.edu/stech

GRADUATE WITH A COMPETITIVE EDGE

At SUU, students are offered multiple opportunities to get out of the classroom and explore their passions through hands-on, real-world projects. Upon graduation, students have an impressive portfolio giving them a competitive advantage in the job market.

19 FRESHMAN STORY CALEB O'NEILL

20 STORY

Heyo! My name is Caleb O’Neill, I’m a sophomore at SUU and am majoring in Political Science with an emphasis in International Relations! I have loved every minute of my life since I moved to Cedar City to go to Southern Utah University and I wouldn’t change it for the world! SUU is my home now and the friends that I’ve made since moving I consider my Cedar family. SUU holds a special place in my heart because when I was deciding what my plans were after high school it was the only University that I talked to that cared about my situation at the time.

My senior year of high school I had serious health problems that we couldn’t figure out for a long time. My last semester of high school was filled with doctor’s appointments and tests and IVs and even a colonoscopy (I promise they’re not that bad, haha). It took a lot of love and support from family and friends to get me through that semester and SUU was a huge part of that. While my friends were deciding between colleges I was trying to find a diagnosis. College seemed like an impossible dream. But SUU eased my worries. I attended a Red Riot having no intention of ever going to this school but boy did they all change my mind. I was vocal about not really caring about SUU to of these amazing classes and camp outs with my friends that I now everyone that tried to ‘recruit’ me but everyone still showed me that consider my family. they cared about my success and well being, nothing else. With every step I took in my new life at SUU there was always a chance After that Red Riot I applied for scholarships and applied to be a for my health to relapse. After meeting with my professors and my Presidential Ambassador and eventually was awarded the scholarship. boss’s on campus I never was worried about what would happen if my When my Admissions Counselor personally came to my school health did take a turn for the worse. My professors checked in all year, to award me my scholarship he laid out different options for me extended due dates when family passed away, and worked with me dependent upon my health getting better. He told me that SUU cared every time I had a routine doctor's appointment. I was nervous to move about my health and THE ENTIRE UNIVERSITY wanted me to have away from my family and support system that I depended on for so long, options and not to worry about college because my health was what but I found a new family here at SUU that I can depend on just as much. I needed to prioritize. SUU worked with me and made sure that if my I chose to become a T-Bird and was welcomed in a caring family with health permitted I had a home at SUU for whenever I was ready. And I open wings. Haha, get it. Choosing to attend Southern Utah University hadn’t even committed to the university yet! I remember saying to my has been one of the best decisions I’ve ever made. parents “If they’re going to treat me like this as a prospective student how are they going to treat me as a real student?” and I found my answer to that!

INCREDIBLE. I randomly found out about SUU’s Jumpstart program and fell in love. I was able to get all my general education credits done in two semesters and I had such a blast doing it. I was able to have Biology class on hikes in Great Basin National Park, Astronomy after roasting s’mores at the campfire in Bryce Canyon National Park, and Photography class using the Grand Canyon as our subject. I even went on a backpacking trip through SUU Outdoors with the President of the University! The best part of it all was I was able to experience all

21 SENIOR STORY SUNNY SIMS

The best four years of my life were spent at Southern Utah University. Being from out-of-state, I was quite nervous to go to college away from home. I didn’t know what to expect moving to a state I knew nothing about and where I only knew a handful of people. When I arrived for my first year of college, I was immediately welcomed into the SUU family. SUU does an amazing job at ensuring that students are given the proper resources and connections to excel in academics, extracurricular activities, and your personal life. SUU prepared me for my current job and education as an Assistant Director for Diversity Initiatives at the University of Arizona’s James E. Rogers College of Law while studying for my Masters of Legal Studies.

I came to SUU knowing that I wanted to pursue a career in the legal field. I studied Criminal Justice and Political Science with a minor in Legal Studies. My studies opened many opportunities to be involved in my passion for the legal field. I participated in mock trials, completed legal and congressional internships, and served as the president of the Legal Studies Student Association. Not only did the hands-on experience opportunities further my education but the courses themselves were taught by professors who took the time to work with each individual student. Not every university can say that their professors take the time to get to know their students and their future goals and help them reach those goals. I still to this day communicate with my professors from SUU. Your professors might write your letters of recommendations for graduate school, help you get your

22 STORY

first job, or help you with a career project. Your professors want the best for you. Don’t just be the next student in class, but stand out and make connections. Make your professor remember you because it goes a long way.

The most important thing when finding an institution that best fits you is the campus environment. Some universities have competitive environments and that may be what some prospective students look for. I personally enjoyed SUU because of the lack of forced competition and the presence of students who uplift each other and desire to be future colleagues. Don’t be afraid to branch out, join new organizations, and make new friends. At SUU, not only are there endless academic opportunities but also other areas. Whether you want to be a part of student government, Greek life, the center for diversity, the center for politics, or Crocs Club, find what you love and take the initiative. I was a part of over 18 organizations during my time at SUU and held over 8 different leadership positions. This doesn’t mean that you have to join every organization that you come across, but expand and diversify your college experience. If it wasn’t for my campus involvement, I would not have the job that I received right out of college. Academics will always come first but if you can balance between academics and experience, you will be a T-Bird prepared for success! WHAT WE HAVE TO OFFER Visiting campus is a great way to see what it will be like to be a Thunderbird. Come take a tour of SUU, check out our on-campus housing, and meet some of our great faculty, following proper pandemic protocols, of course. Virtual info sessions are also available.

CAMPUS TOURS IN-PERSON TOURS Monday – Friday 11 am & 2 pm mountain time VIRTUAL SESSIONS Monday – Friday 9 am – 5 pm mountain time Schedule a virtual session or in-person tour at suu.edu/visit or call (435) 586-7741 To request more info about SUU visit suu.edu/information

TRANSFER TOURS

Thursday & Friday 11:30 am mountain time Make an appointment at suu.edu/visit or call (435) 586-7741

CAMPUS TOUR COORDINATOR JORDAN HOLIMAN (435) 586-7741 [email protected]

24 VISIT CAMPUS

25 THE ULTIMATE STUDENT-LIFE EXPERIENCE

2020–2021 RED RIOT DATES OCT 23, 2020 NOV 6, 2020 NOV 20, 2020 JAN 29–30, 2021 FEB 5–6, 2021 FEB 19–20, 2021 APR 2–3, 2021

WHAT HAPPENS AT RED RIOT? Red Riot is the perfect chance for you to get a feel for SUU—campus, student life, academics, everything! If you want clarity on where to go to college and to truly experience campus life before committing, the next Red Riot is the place for you. Your Red Riot will include: » Tour of campus » Tickets to SUU events » Dinner (if scheduled) » Information about classes » Scholarship advising » T-shirt to remember the event » Waived application fee!

Sign up to attend at suu.edu/redriot or call (435) 586-7741

“Red Riot was the perfect chance for me to get a feel for what campus life is really like at SUU. It helped me in my college decision and I absolutely can't wait to be a T-Bird!” — Sara, Murray, UT

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27 ATHLETICS & CLUBS

SUU ATHLETICS 15 DIVISION 1 TEAMS

MEN'S Basketball Football Track & Field Cross Country Golf (Indoor & Outdoor)

WOMEN'S Basketball Gymnastics Track & Field Cross Country Soccer (Indoor & Outdoor) Golf Softball Volleyball

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CLUBS

130+ CLUBS ON CAMPUS

CLUB CATEGORIES: Academic Inter-collegiate Advocacy Professional & Occupational Athletic Recreation & Leisure Cultural Service Greek

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29 HOUSING

30 CEDAR HALL Designed with first-year students in mind, Cedar Hall’s innovative floor plan promotes a social atmosphere, making it easy to connect with other SUU students. The building features a unique style of suites in which two bedrooms join to a centrally located bathroom. Each bedroom accommodates two occupants, totaling four residents per suite. Suites are fully furnished. $1,595 per semester

ECCLES LIVING LEARNING CENTER An apartment-style community that fosters personal growth and community development. Each 1,500-square-foot apartment includes a full kitchen with all major appliances, an eat-in area, a furnished living room, and two full bathrooms. To make preparing for your day convenient, dual-sink vanities are located outside each bathroom door. Apartments have four to five furnished bedrooms, accommodate up to seven residents and feature both private and shared rooms. $1,880+ per semester

FOUNDERS HALL

SUU's newest apartment-style community houses 320 students. Each apartment includes a full kitchen with all major appliances, two refrigerators, and a furnished living room area. Apartments within this residence hall will have five bedrooms and five bathrooms accommodating 10 residents. Common area lounges furnished with exercise equipment and television provide the ideal environment for making connections and networking with fellow residents. $1,900 per semester

suu.edu/housing • 435.586.7966

31 DINING

T-BIRD CIRCLE Satisfy your appetite by feasting on all-you-care-to-eat dining at the Thunderbird Circle. This dining facility serves breakfast, lunch, and dinner on weekdays and brunch and dinner on weekends. With the Circle’s diverse selection of entrees, sides, salads and desserts, you can eat what you want, how you want, when you want.

DINING DOLLARS Dining Dollars are bonus money included with each meal plan. They can be used at participating retailers across campus. The funds are applied to Student T-Cards (identification cards) and can be used any time before the end of the semester.

RESTAURANT OPTIONS

Meal plans can also be used at our on-campus restaurants. We have set up a meal equivalency program so that you can eat what you want, when you want it, with the money that's already been budgeted for food.

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ADMISSIONS WELCOME CENTER phone: (435) 586-7741 · fax: (435) 865-8223 351 W University Blvd · Cedar City, Utah 84720