Find Yourself at the U

Freshmen are students attending an accredited college or university for the first time, or students who have only enrolled in college courses before their high school graduation. In other words, your college career is just beginning. Time to set the pace for an amazing four years and beyond.

Students who graduated from a Utah high school can select either the Beehive Application or the Common Application below. Students who graduated from high school outside of Utah should use the Common Application.

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Your Future Begins with U

1. Submit Your Application

   Prior to submitting your application, make sure to review our Admissions Standards.

   In order for your application to be reviewed, you must:

   • Complete and submit the Common Application (or Beehive Application if you attend a Utah high school)
     • For more information watch our Common App tutorial videos.
   • Pay the application fee or have an approved fee waiver
   • Send your official transcripts
     • Home school transcripts must include:
       • Course names
       • Grades
       • Graduation date if applicable
   • Send your official Test Scores
     • An official ACT or SAT score is required if you are applying from a non-accredited US high school, Home School, or if you took the GED or HiSET exam to earn the equivalent of a high school diploma.
     • For all other applicants, ACT or SAT score submission is optional. If you marked YES to having scores considered for admission when you completed the Common App, you have 30 days from the date you submitted your application to submit your official ACT or SAT scores.
     • See Test Optional FAQ for more information.
   • The Beehive Application is free for all students from Utah high schools.
   • You will need to pay the application fee to submit your application.
     • The fee is $55 for domestic students and $65 for international students.
     • The fee is non-refundable and must be paid online through the Common Application.
     • The application fee may be waived for applicants who provide documentation of financial hardship. You will be automatically considered for an admissions application fee waiver, and will not be required or prompted to pay an application fee when submitting your Common App if you are:
       • A first-time freshman who has a permanent address in Utah or attend(ed) a tribal high school located in Utah
       • Military Connected (meaning a student is an active military member, veteran, or the dependent of an active military member or veteran)

   If you are an international student, please click here for more information.

2. Send Official High School Transcripts

   Please have your high school submit your official high school transcript. Emailed transcripts will not be considered official.

   • Please be aware that if you select your high school counselor as a recommender in the Common App, they can submit your transcripts directly through Common App.
   • Paper transcripts can be mailed directly from the high school or brought in an envelope sealed by the high school to:
     • The University of Utah
       Office of Admissions
       201 South 1460 East, Room 250S
       Salt Lake City, UT 84112
   • Electronic transcripts can be requested through one of the following services:
     • Slate.org
     • Credentials Solutions
     • Parchment/Naviance
     • National Student Clearinghouse
     • eScrip-Safe
     • Scoir
   • If prompted for a recipient email address when ordering your transcript, please use admisstranscripts@utah.edu. Transcripts sent directly through email or fax will not be considered official.
   • If you have taken the GED or HiSET exam in place of a high school diploma, please have your official scores sent directly from the GED or HiSET website.

3. Send Official Test Scores

   If you have the option of submitting SAT or ACT scores and would like them to be considered with your application, you must submit them within 30 calendar days from when you submit your application. Any files, however, that do not have test scores received by the application deadline may be reviewed without test scores. We recommend submitting your scores as soon as possible.

   For more information, check out Undergraduate Admission Standards.

   If you have changed your mind after submitting your application about whether or not you would like your test scores considered, please contact your admission counselor letting them know your name, UNID, and the change you would like to make.

   You can find your admission counselor here:

   Meet your Counselors

   If you are now requesting to have your test scores considered, you will be held to the timelines listed above.

4. Track Your Application

   We’ll evaluate your application once we receive all required application materials.

   Follow the status of your application here, but please allow 7-10 business days for your checklist to reflect materials sent via mail or digital delivery services.