The Financial Aid Office at Southern Utah University understands the challenges that students and families face when considering how to finance their education. As an incoming or prospective student, we have made it our mission to prepare you with the financial skills that will allow you to thrive over the next two to four years. We are committed to ensuring your financial and personal success as a new member of our Thunderbird Family! Make an appointment or learn more here: <a href="https://www.suu.edu/finaid/newstudents/" target="_blank">New Student Financial Aid</a><br><br>Find out what scholarship you could qualify for here: <a href="https://www.suu.edu/finaid/scholarships.html" target="_blank">Scholarships</a>
\n"},"field_su_ipeds":"230603","field_su_details_student_exp_tag":["Athletics","Co-op/Internship Opportunities","Disability Services","Greek Life","Intramural/Club Sports","Military/Veteran Services","Night Class Offerings","On-Campus Housing","ROTC Program","Study Abroad","Undergraduate Research","Veteran Fee Waiver","Distance/online learning"],"field_su_details_aca_prog_tag":["Design","Engineering","Research","Science","Technology","Liberal Arts","Business","Education","Nursing","Communication","Music","Art & Design","Economics","Finance/Accounting","Government/Political Science","Health Science","Performing Arts","Social Science","Visual Arts","Psychology","Computer Science","Aviation","Public health","Architecture"],"field_su_tb_applying_to_fy":"Applicants who are still in high school may apply for admission as an undergraduate student starting after high school graduation in the middle of the junior year. Transcripts with grades posted through mid-year are required to be considered for admission. First-time freshmen have not attended a regionally accredited college or university after graduating from high school.
\n\nTranscripts may be submitted through an electronic service, or uploaded, or sent by U.S. mail.
\n\nFirst-time freshmen with a cumulative unweighted GPA of 2.4 or higher will be fully admitted. First-time freshmen with a GPA of 2.39 and below will be provisionally admitted to SUU and the Comprehensive Academic Support & Success (COMPASS) program. Students with a cumulative unweighted GPA of 2.39 and below may be admitted after a secondary review.
The priority deadline for our application and scholarships is December 1st with the regular deadline being March 1st.
Having credits from another school isn’t a problem if you want to transfer to SUU. With a robust transfer guide and admissions advisors to help you find your perfect major and figure out everything financial, you’ll be set up for success as a T-Bird.
\n\nStudents who have earned 24 post-high school credits would be considered for admission on the basis of their transcript of college work. Official transcripts must be sent to SUU Admissions from ALL schools that students have attended. If fewer than 24 post-high school transferable credits, an official high school transcript will need to be provided.
Use this guide to see how your credits will transfer from your previous school. If we’ve articulated the credit before, it will be listed in this guide. If not, the course will go to the SUU Registrar’s Office to be processed in two to four weeks after you apply, pay your application fee and send in your transcripts.
Official transcripts for all colleges and universities attended are required for admission. Transcripts must be submitted directly from the previous school(s) to SUU via:
\n\nElectronic Transcript Service, such as: National Transcript Clearinghouse, Parchment, eScrip-Safe, etc.
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