Valuable Student Resources
Community Resources, U are not alone
- Emergency 911
- South Valley Services, 24 hr. Helpline, 801-255-1095
- Utah Office for Victims of Crime, 801-238-2360
- YWCA, 801-537-8600
- * University Health Care Chaplain Services (religious affiliation not required) 801-213-2484
- Rape Recovery Center, Non-emergency, 801-467-7282
- Rape 24 hr. Crisis Line, 801-467-7273
- Rape, Abuse, and Incest National Network (RAINN), 1-800-656-HOPE (4673)
- Rape & Sexual Assault Crisis Line, 1-888-421-1100
- Family Justice Center, 801-234-3370
* University Confidential Resources
University Resources, Support is always available if you believe you're the victim of interpersonal violence
- Campus Police, Department of Public Safety, 1735 E. South Campus Drive, 801-585-COPS (2677)
- SAFE U Make a Pact to Act
- Office of Equal Opportunity, Affirmative Action and Title IX - Park Building, Room 135, 801-581-8365
- * Center for Campus Wellness - Campus Victim Advocate, Student Services Building, Room 330, 801-581-7779
- Office of Dean of Students - Union Building, Room 270, 801-581-7066
- * University Counseling Center - Student Services Building, Room 426, 801-581-6826
* University Confidential Resources
Academic Resources
Tips on Course Planning
- Degree audit tutorials - Use your degree audit at least twice a semester to track all requirements for graduation.
- Class schedules (main campus) and academic calendar - Registrar Office. Best indication if a class will be offered in a certain semester, is if it was offered that same semester the previous year. Not a guarantee until official schedules are released.
- Check if a class has prerequisites – pull it up on the main campus schedule and click class details for more information.
- View grades of a class from previous semesters
- Meet with your advisor regularly, they're here to help you. Schedule early, to reserve the date and time you can meet. Appointments fill up quickly.
- Think long term – do your graduate program or career plans require specific classes or experiences? How do they overlap with your major?
- Registration tutorials
Academic Support
- Browse degrees: Academic Advising Center
- Center for Disability & Access - requesting accommodation and support
- Dream Center
- MATH placement information
- Student handbook for reviewing university policy
- Student Success Coaches
- Tools for success for academic, time management, and online learning skills resources
- TRIO program
- Learning Center - Individual Tutoring for KINES 2500, 2600, 3091, 3092, 3350, 4465, and 4670 - offers tutoring services (individual or drop-in) for MATH, BIOL, CHEM etc., Supplemental Instructions, and learning consultations
- Veteran Services
- Veteran Support Center
- Women’s Resource Center
- Writing Center tutoring
- Writing placement information
Long Term Planning
- Academic Advising Center: Pre-professional advising - for common health related graduate programs
- Graduate Programs at the U
- Explore careers in Health
- Career & Professional Development Center - check out handshake system and career coaches for help with professional development long term
- Do your research on long term plans. Use GOOGLE and network with people already in your areas of interest. Shadow/intern, plan applications/program prerequisites, attend info sessions and events, etc.
Transfer Credit Evaluations for UofU Equivalency, Detail what you are petitioning for and why. Requires course syllabus.
- Gen. Ed's: Please submit a petition form: Gen Ed Form. It is helpful to review Gen Ed criteria
- MATH
- CHEM
- BIOL - see item 1
- PHYS
- NUIP: Send syllabi to thunder.jalili@utah.edu and cc your academic advisor.
- KINES, ESSF, H EDU or health related elective: Send syllabi to Anita.Leopardi@health.utah.edu and cc your academic advisor.
Permission Codes, Likely needed to register if your pre-requisites to a class are from a transfer credit or you received a CR grade in SPRING or SUMMER semesters.
- BIOL
- CHEM
- MATH
- PHYS
- KINES: Email KINES professor from UMail to request a permission code. Include copy of your degree audit or transcript to show proof of prerequisites. Make sure to reference which section of the class you want. Please note that once a class is full it is unlikely a professor will grant a code. In such case, you need to ask the professor if you can be placed on a waiting list, should student(s) drop.
Emotional Resilience Resources
Need more help?
Our advisors are happy to help. You can find yours based on the department your degree is in.