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Returning Students

Welcome Back to the U

Students who were previously enrolled at the University of Utah as a degree-seeking student but have been discontinued. If you deferred your admission or had a Leave of Absence approved, you do NOT need to submit an application. Instead, log into CIS.utah.edu to complete your steps to return.

Discontinuation occurs if you don’t maintain continuous enrollment (excluding summer term) or filing a Leave of Absence.

Ready to get back on track? We’ll get you up to speed. Check out the Academic Advising Center to speak with an advisor!

Pick Up Where U Left Off

Review Admissions Standards

If you have enrolled in courses at another institution following your most recent enrollment at the University of Utah, you are expected to have maintained a transferable GPA of 2.6 or higher. Transferable GPA does not include remedial courses, credit received from non-regionally accredited institutions, credit awarded by exam (AP, IB, CLEP, FLATS, etc.), or credit which duplicates courses previously completed at the University of Utah.

If you were suspended or on academic probation during your previous enrollment at the University of Utah, you must satisfy all terms of the suspension/probation agreement prior to readmission. Please meet with an advisor in the Academic Advising Center to obtain a release from suspension/probation.

All applications are evaluated in the order in which they are received, and notification of admissions decisions are sent on a rolling basis. We encourage you to apply as soon as possible.

Speak with a Counselor

Remember

Spring applications due Jan. 1. Full summer applications due May 1. Second summer applications due Jun. 1. Fall applications due Aug. 1.

Submit Your Application

Be sure to fill out the application completely, as it will be used to determine your:

  • Admissibility
  • Residency for tuition purposes

Once you’ve started your application, you will be able to save and continue at any time until submitted.

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

Remember

Once submitted, you can no longer make changes to your application.

Pay the Application Fee

The application fee is $55 for undergraduate domestic students and $65 for undergraduate international students. It is not refundable.

Applicants from Utah will have their application fee automatically waived. The application fee may be waived for out-of-state applicants who provide documentation of financial hardship, as well as Military-Connected students (meaning a student is an active military member, veteran, or the dependent of an active military member or veteran).

View Fee Waiver Info

Remember

Fees must be paid online within the application.

Send Official Transcripts

Please submit official transcripts from all regionally-accredited colleges and universities you have attended since your last enrollment at the University of Utah. Paper transcripts can be mailed directly from the schools or brought in an envelope sealed by the schools to:

The University of Utah
Office of Admissions
201 South 1460 East, Room 250S
Salt Lake City, UT 84112 USA

Electronic transcripts can be requested through one of the following services:

  • Credentials Solutions
  • Parchment/Naviance
  • National Student Clearing House
  • eScrip-Safe
  • Scoir

If prompted for a recipient email address when ordering your transcript, please use admisstranscripts@utah.edu.

Speak with a Counselor

Remember

Transcripts sent directly through email or fax will not be considered official.

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.

Track Your Application

Application Deadlines

01/01

Spring

05/01

Full summer

06/01

Second summer

08/01

Fall

Financial Aid & Scholarships

We offer a full range of scholarships, grants, work-study, and loans to make college as affordable as possible.

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