Student Checklist
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Congratulations! You’re in and now the fun begins.
Your next step is to confirm your intent to enroll at the U and pay your enrollment deposit by May 1. You MUST confirm your enrollment if you want to apply for housing. If the enrollment deposit is a financial challenge, you may request a deposit extension. All requests must be in writing and submitted to admissions_appeal@utah.edu.
As a new student, your Campus Information Services (CIS) account will allow you register for classes, pay tuition and much more. Log in to cis.utah.edu using the university ID (UNID) included in your admissions letter and default password (which is your birthdate in MMDDYY format).
Communicate with the university and your professors while staying updated on all important information at the U. Your UMail will automatically be set up as your uNID@utah.edu.
How to access UMail:
- Go to umail.utah.edu
- Log in with uNID@umail.utah.edu and password
(Having trouble accessing your UMail? Connect with Campus Help Desk)
Follow @UtahStudentLife on Instagram + Join The Loop to receive text messages about free food and awesome events.
Fill out the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA) to be considered for grants, loans, and work-study.
25/26 FAFSA is now open!
The Family Educational Rights and Privacy Act (FERPA) forbids the university from releasing personal identifiable student educational records or files, or personal information contained in those files, without the student's written consent, except in specified situations. Click the button below to begin filling out your FERPA form.
In order for ANY student information to be released to a designated third party, the student's uNID must be provided along with the student created PIN code. It is the student's responsibility to give that required information to the designated third party. A third party that is not correctly identified and verified, will be denied. Students may update the PIN code and list of third parties at any time.
Fill out the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA) to be considered for grants, loans, and work-study. Visit financialaid.utah.edu to learn more. Visit scholarships.utah.edu to apply for scholarship opportunities.
25/26 FAFSA is now open!
During New Student Orientation, we will help you register for classes and walk you through every thing you need to get your first year off to a stellar start. Each New Student Orientation has a set number of available spots so make sure to register by clicking the button below.
Want to live on our world-class campus? Visit housing.utah.edu to begin your application for your new home at the U or join a living-learning community (LLC) of students with similar interests!
| January 14 | First year 2025-2026 Housing Application Opens |
| April 1 | First year LLC/TC deadline |
| May 5 | First year Traditional Housing Application Deadline |
Once you’ve worked up an appetite, explore the many delicious dining options we have on campus. Find the meal plan that’s right for you by clicking the button below.
Please have your high school submit your official high school transcript sent at the time of application submission or earlier if possible. Emailed transcripts will not be considered official. For more information on how to submit your transcripts, click the button below and navigate to the "Send Official High School Transcripts" tab.
Submit Official Transcripts for Concurrent Enrollment or Dual Credit
If you completed any courses during high school for college credit, you will need to submit an official transcript from the college or university that is granting this credit. These must be sent from the credit-granting college or university and be submitted to the University of Utah’s Office of Admissions.
We know how hard you have worked to get here. For more information on submitting your Advanced Placement (AP) credits, or any other prior earned credits to the U, click the button below.
We want the U to be a safe and inclusive for everyone. That’s why all students must complete a series of training modules on key topics to create the best community possible.
The University of Utah provides a variety accommodations to students with disabilities. Click below for more information.
It's important to keep yourself and our campus community healthy. Please view our immunization requirements below.
Your UCard is your key to campus! Students use their UCard to access campus buildings like dorms or the student life center. UCards are also required for campus events, services, and discounts. If you’re a student at the U, you NEED your UCard! Upload your photo now, so you’re ready for fall!
Exploring majors early helps you find one that sticks and gives you the opportunity to create a meaningful degree. We offer over 100 majors – begin exploring the majors that match your interests, passions, values, skills, and goals by visiting our Majors Search! If you're interested in a certain major, click the button below to find an upcoming Major Exploration Information Session.
Your mental and physical well-being is of the utmost importance to us. We have resources available to help you take care of yourself.
Understand the rules around gaining residency, key dates and deadlines and impacts to scholarships and financial aid.
Commuter Services is the department dedicated to providing students, faculty, staff and visitors with various transportation options. Whether you travel by bus, train, car, bike or foot, Commuter Services work to ensure your campus commuting experience is a good one.
Reach out and chat with your counselor.