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.edu/parks
APPLY
WHAT TO DO FREE WITH THIS CODE!
1. Fill out an application at suu.edu/apply or by following the QR code above.
2. Send in your transcripts. ACT/SAT Test Scores Are Optional!
3. Speak to your Admissions Rep
ONCE YOU'RE ACCEPTED
1. Accept any scholarship offers
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
Not planning on attending right away? You can defer your admission for up to six semesters for: religious mission, military service, humanitarian serivce, etc. Find further instructions here: suu.edu/defer
GPA REQUIREMENTS
Cumulative Unweighted GPA:
2.7 General Acceptance
2.3 Provisional Acceptance
PROGRAMS / DEGREES 2023-24
AVIATION
BACHELOR’S (4-YEAR)
Aerospace/Aviation Sciences
− Fixed-Wing
− Rotor-Wing
Aviation Administration and Leadership†
ASSOCIATE (2-YEAR)
Aircraft Maintenance Technician
Aviation
− AMT Airframe
− Fixed-Wing
− Rotor-Wing
CERTIFICATES
Aviation
– Commercial Pilot Rating
– Certified Flight Instructor Rating
− Fixed-Wing
− Rotor-Wing
Avionics and Electronics
Uncrewed Aircraft Operator
BUSINESS
BACHELOR’S (4-YEAR)
Accounting†
Business Education
Construction Management
Economics
− Business Analytics
Finance†
Hotel, Resort, & Hospitality
Management
− Event Planning & Management
− Food & Beverage Management
− Lodging Management
Management†
Marketing†
ASSOCIATE (2-YEAR)
General Technology*
− Business
− Culinary Arts Management
CERTIFICATES
Construction Technology
Entrepreneurship & Small Business
Management
International Business Leadership
MASTER’S
Accountancy†
− Business Analytics
− Managerial Accounting
− Public Accounting
− Taxation
Business Administration†
− Business Analytics
− Cybersecurity
− Finance
− Healthcare Administration
− Leadership
− Marketing
Business Analytics
GRADUATE CERTIFICATES
Business Analytics
Finance
Healthcare Administration
Leadership Marketing
COMMUNICATION
BACHELOR’S (4-YEAR)
Communication†
− Messaging & Human Interaction
− Media Studies
− Strategic Communication
− New Media, Branding, & Message Design†
− Sports Communication
CERTIFICATES
International Relations Leadership
Social Media
Speech Writing
Technical Writing
MASTER’S
Professional Communication†
COMPUTER SCIENCE
BACHELOR’S (4-YEAR)
Computer Science
Cybersecurity
ASSOCIATE (2-YEAR)
Information Technology
Software Development
CERTIFICATES
Computer Science
MASTER’S
Cybersecurity with Information Assurance†
− Cybersecurity Strategy
− Management
EDUCATION
BACHELOR’S (4-YEAR)
Elementary Education†
− English as a Second Language
− Math
Physical Education
− Coaching
− Teaching
ASSOCIATE (2-YEAR)
Child and Family Services
− Early Childhood Development
− Family Services
Elementary Education†
LICENSURE
Secondary Education
Special Education
− Mild/Moderate
MASTER’S
Administration & Supervision†
Curriculum & Instruction†
Education†
Educational Foundations & Policy†
Higher Education & Student Affairs†
Special Education†
HEALTH SCIENCES
BACHELOR’S (4-YEAR)
Exercise Science
Human Nutrition
− Allied Health
Nursing
− Health Professionals to BSN
− RN Pre-Licensure
− RN to BSN§
ASSOCIATE (2-YEAR)
General Technology*
− Integrated Health Sciences
TRACKS‡
Pre-Allied Health Sciences
Pre-Dentistry
Pre-Medicine
Pre-Optometry
Pre-Pharmacy
Pre-Physical Therapy
Pre-Veterinary
JOINT BACHELOR/MASTER’S
Human Nutrition / Nutrition & Dietetics
Nursing RN to BSN / MSN
Leadership MASTER’S
Athletic Training
Sports Conditioning & Performance†
HUMANITIES
BACHELOR’S (4-YEAR)
Art History
English
− Creative Writing
− Literature
− Rhetoric & Writing
− Education
French
− Education
History†
− Education
Philosophy
Spanish
− Education
CERTIFICATES
Leadership
Speech Writing
Technical Writing
HUMAN BEHAVIOR & SOCIAL SCIENCES
BACHELOR’S (4-YEAR)
Anthropology
Criminal Justice†
Family Life & Human Development
− Early Childhood Development
− Family Services
− Family Studies†
Political Science†
Psychology
− Human Services
Social Science Education
Social Work
Sociology
ASSOCIATE (2-YEAR)
Criminal Justice
Legal Studies
TRACKS‡
Pre-Law/Legal Studies
CERTIFICATES
International Relations
MASTER’S
Public Administration†
− Criminal Justice
− Higher Education Administration
− State & Local Government
DOCTORAL
Clinical Psychology
INTERDISCIPLINARY
BACHELOR’S (4-YEAR)
General Studies†
Interdisciplinary Studies†
CERTIFICATES
General Education†
MASTER’S
Interdisciplinary Studies†
OUTDOOR & ENVIRONMENT
BACHELOR’S (4-YEAR)
Agriculture
− Agribusiness
− Agriculture Education
− Animal Science & Industries
− General Agriculture
− Natural Resources/Range
Management
− Plant Science & Industries
Environmental Science
Environmental Studies
Geology
Geosciences
Geospatial Science
Outdoor Recreation in Parks & Tourism
− Natural Resource Recreation
− Outdoor-Education
− Tourism
ASSOCIATE (2-YEAR)
Agriculture/Livestock Farm Management
Equine Studies
General Technology*
− Livestock Management
CERTIFICATES
Agriculture/Livestock Farm Management
Geographic Information Systems
PERFORMING & VISUAL ARTS
BACHELOR’S (4-YEAR)
Acting
Art
− Education
Art History
Commercial Music
Dance
− Education
Filmmaking
Graphic Design
− UX/UI
Music
− Instrumental Performance
− Piano Performance
− Vocal Performance
Music Education
− Secondary Choral
− Secondary Instrumental
Musical Theatre
Studio Arts
− Ceramics/Sculpture
− Illustration
− Painting/Drawing/Printmaking
− Photography
Theatre Arts
− Education
Theatre Design and Production
MASTER’S
Arts Administration†
Music Education§
Music Technology§
− Performance Technology
− Studio & Game Audio Technology
− Film Music Technology
-Game Audio Technology
GRADUATE CERTIFICATES
Audio Engineering
SCIENCE & MATH
BACHELOR’S (4-YEAR)
Agriculture
− Agribusiness
− Agriculture Education
− Animal Science & Industries
− General Agriculture
− Natural Resources/Range Management
− Plant Science & Industries
Biology
− Education
Chemistry
− Education
− Health Care
− Laboratory Science
− Professional
Environmental Science
Geology
Geosciences
Geospatial Science
Mathematics
− Actuarial Science
− Applied Mathematics
− Education
− Pure Mathematics
Physical Science Education
CERTIFICATES
Agriculture/Livestock Farm
Management
Data Science
Geographic Information Systems
TECHNOLOGY & ENGINEERING
BACHELOR’S (4-YEAR)
Civil Engineering
Construction Management
Engineering Technology
− CAD/CAM
− CAD-Architectural/Civil Design
− Electromechanical Engineering
Mechanical Engineering
ASSOCIATE (2-YEAR)
Construction Technology
Engineering Technology
− CAD Technology
− Electronics
General Technology*
− Construction Technology
Pre-Engineering
CERTIFICATES
Civil Drafting/CAD
Construction Technology
Technical Writing
* Available for Southwest Technical College and Uintah Basin Tech transfers only
† Online program available
‡ Can be added to any major to help students prepare for graduate study
§ Online only
TUITION & COSTS
FINANCIAL AID
of students are eligible for some type of financial aid. 84%
Whether it's through grants, loans or scholarships, there is money available for you!
ADDRESSING YOUR #1 CONCERN
We understand that finances are the number one concern for students when deciding to attend college. Each year, over $2 Billion dollars in free federal funding is left unclaimed by students.
Our goal is to make sure you understand the financial resources available and support you through the process. We have a team of financial aid professionals dedicated to helping you make paying for college a reality.
Some resources we offer: College Financing Course, University Scholarships, Private Scholarships, Personalized Financial Planning, etc.
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 December to qualify for up to $7,395 in federal grants per year! When you fill it out, use SUU's federal school code: 003678
STUDENT LOANS
Subsidized loans - money that must be paid back, but will not accrue interest until after you graduate.
Unsubsidized loans - money that must be paid back and will start to accrue interest as soon as the loan is accepted.
SCHOLARSHIPS
SCHOLARSHIP DEADLINES:
Application
Deadline:
MAR 1
Acceptance
Deadline:
MAY 1
PROMISE S C HOLARSHIP
T-BIRD PROMISE SCHOLARSHIP
At SUU you matter, whatever your background. This scholarship helps eliminate financial barriers for our under-served student populations and promotes access to an equitable education. If you identify with one or more of the following, we invite you to apply: disabled; from a single parent household; first generation; low-income; homeless; non-traditional; Black or African American; Latino or Latinx; Hispanic; Pacific Islander; Native American; have a financial need or other extenuating circumstances.
Apply by visiting our Incoming Student Financial Aid site: suu.edu/finaid/newstudents
Scholarship Index
Non-Resident - West (WUE)
Non-Resident - West (WUE) Scholarship Index
• Only one score is required for scholarships (GPA or ACT or SAT)
• Only one score (GPA or ACT or SAT) is required for all scholarships
• The score that provides each student the best scholarship is used
• Best score is used for scholarships requiring only one score
• Minimum 2.0 GPA required for any scholarship
• Minimum 2.3 GPA required for scholarships awarded based upon ACT or SAT
• GPA scale is unweighted (4.00 is highest)
• GPA scale is unweighted (4.00 is highest)
President's scholarship awarding will be based upon a comprehensive review process.
Minimum Requirements to be Eligible for Consideration: ACT GPA SAT
3.9 33 1450
*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.
ACT and SAT scores DO NOT include the Writing sections of the exams.
DINING & HOUSING
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.
$1,645 per semester
FOUNDERS HALL 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 with dual-sink vanities outside each bathroom door. Apartments accommodate up to seven residents with both private and shared rooms.
$1,950+ per semester
Scan the code above to find more options on our website!
An apartment-style community housing 320 students. Each apartment includes a full kitchen with all major appliances, two refrigerators, and a furnished living area. Apartments have five bedrooms and five bathrooms accommodating 10 residents. Common area lounges include exercise equipment and television provide the ideal environment for making connections.
$1,980 per semester
I T THE HOUSING WEBSITE
T-BIRD EATS DINING DOLLARS RESTAURANT OPTIONS
Satisfy your appetite by feasting on all-you-care-to-eat dining at T-Bird Eats. 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, how and when you want.
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.
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.
Visiting campus is the best way to see what life could be like as a Thunderbird. Come take a personalized tour with our current students, check out on-campus housing options, and experience all that our beautiful campus has to offer!
WHAT WE HAVE TO OFFER CAMPUS TOURS
IN-PERSON TOURS
Monday – Friday 11 am & 2 pm MST
VIRTUAL SESSIONS
Can't make it to Cedar City? No problem! Sign up for a Virtual Information session with one of our Admissions staff who can answer all of your questions.
Go to suu.edu/visit or call us at (435) 586-7741 to schedule your campus visit!
Jordan HolimanCampus Tour Coordinator
phone: (435) 586-7741
jordanholiman@suu.edu
VISIT SUU
PLAN Y OUR CAMP
THE ULTIMATE STUDENT-LIFE EXPERIENCE
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
• Dinner
• Information about classes
• T-shirt to remember the event
• Tickets to SUU events (if scheduled)
• Scholarship advising
• Waived application fee!
Sign up to attend at suu.edu/redriot or call (435) 586-7741
2023-2024
RED RIOT DATES
OCT 20-21, 2023
NOV 3-4, 2023
NOV 17-18, 2023
JAN 19-20, 2024
FEB 2-3, 2024
MAR 22-23, 2024
APR 5-6, 2024
“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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Track & Field (Indoor & Outdoor)
Volleyball WAC
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