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Applying to the U
Please visit admissions.utah.edu/apply with any questions you may have about the admissions process.
Freshman Admission Evaluation Process
We evaluate applicants through a holistic review process, which helps ensure we give all students the best opportunity to present a complete
picture of their qualifications. Our holistic review includes consideration of the following:
Fall 2018 Middle 50% Profile of Enrolled First-Time Freshmen
4,256
Entering class size
22-29
ACT composite
3.42-3.92
High school GPA
1130-1350
24,635 8,125
Undergraduate
students Graduate
students
SAT (ERW + M)
Academic Preparation & Performance (Primary Factors)
• Rigorous course selection throughout high school career (i.e. Honors, AP, IB, and Dual/Concurrent Enrollment courses)
• Grade trends
• Cumulative unweighted GPA
• ACT and/or SAT standardized test scores
• Excellence in academic achievement, intellectual pursuits, and creative endeavors
• Satisfactory completion of all high school core course requirements
Personal Achievements & Characteristics (Secondary Factors)
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• Academic achievement and awards or distinctions
• Involvement in student clubs and organizations, athletics, other extracurricular activities, or work
• Familial responsibilities
• Extraordinary circumstances
• Significant commitment to community engagement, citizenship, and leadership
• Ability to contribute to and benefit from a culturally and intellectually diverse learning community
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Freshman Application Process
Apply
Apply online at admissions.utah.edu/apply or find us on the Common Application.
Pay the Application Fee
The $55 application fee is nonrefundable. See admissions.utah.edu for details.
Submit ACT (or SAT) Scores
ACT and SAT scores must be sent electronically by the testing agency. Request your scores using test code 4274 for the ACT, and 4853 for the SAT.
Submit Transcripts
Official high school and/or university transcripts must be sent to the Office of Admissions directly from all schools a student attends. We also accept
electronic transcripts from Parchment, National Student Clearinghouse, Credential Solutions Transcripts Network, and Scrip-Safe.
Track Your Status Online
Once everything has been submitted, track your application at admissions.utah.edu/track. Official admissions decisions will be mailed.
All application items (applications, fees, transcripts, and test scores) must be postmarked by the stated dates and deadlines to be considered for admission. Visit admissions.utah.edu
for important dates and deadlines.
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