Return to the U

Non-Traditional Student Services

The Returning to The U Program mission is to assist adult students in the process of returning and navigating The University of Utah to successfully complete a bachelor's degree.

The U of U community is excited to assist you in identifying academic options and student services agencies that will assist you in completing your degree. Regardless of when you left the U of U, staff members are available to discuss your situation, assist in establishing your direction, and connect you to appropriate resources. The completion of your bachelor's degree can become a reality!

Getting Restarted at the U

Follow these steps to understand more about Returning to the U of U:
  1. Make an appointment with University College's Return to the U Program at (801)581-8146.
    • Advisors will help you identify how your completed courses fit general education, major, and bachelor degree requirements and what courses you need to complete a degree.
    • Advisors will explain the admissions process.
    • Advisors will suggest campus agencies that can offer resources that address your personal situation.
    • Advisors will offer suggestions for ways to enhance your degree and your experience.
  2. Apply for Readmission
  3. Apply for Financial Aid and Scholarships
    Learn how to apply for scholarships, grants, and loans.
  4. Register for classes

    Register as soon as the registration process is available, to have access to the greatest variety of classes.

Alpha Sigma Lambda (ASL)

A premier nationally recognized honor society for full and part-time, non-traditional adult students.

Learn more about the Alpha Sigma Lambda National Organization

 ASL-UU Inductees, Spring 2011

ASL-UU Inductees, Spring 2011

 

 

Lighthouse Ceremony 2011

Returning to the U students attend the Lighthouse Ceremony to celebrate their spring or summer 2011 graduation.

The Lighthouse Ceremony is a unique event that is held to honor Returning to the U graduates for their milestone accomplishments and provide an opportunity for graduates to thank those who have served as "beacons of light".
 
Last Updated: 5/9/12