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Employee Services Your success and well-being are important to the U. Take advantage of the health, safety, and business resources available to faculty and staff. • • • • • • Staff Development Keep your skills fresh and learn new ones with the help from these University resources. • • • • • IT Services IT assistance when you need it, and the resources to harness technology's power. Explore the various paths to tech nirvana below. • • • Employment The U is a great place to work, learn, and grow. There are many job opportunities in the educational, research, and clinical environments. • • •

Academics are only part of the story—you're coming to college for the whole student experience! At the U, this ranges far and wide. Whether you join one of the 400 clubs and student organizations, cheer on our team with the MUSS at a Pac-12 game, enjoy the downtown Salt Lake City nightlife, spend the weekends skiing and biking in the mountains, orjust hang out with friends in the residence halls, you'll find the perfect way to balance your day and take a break from the books.

• Apply for an F-1 student visa through a U.S. Consulate abroad • To maintain F-1 student status in the United States The University of Utah will begin processing your I-20 once you’ve been admitted to a degree-seeking program. Admission to a Certificate Program does not qualify as a degree program and will not grant I-20 eligibility. If you are a continuing student requesting an initial I-20, please refer to the following Required Documents These documents are not required for admission to the University of Utah. You can submit them as soon as possible, but we will not begin processing your I-20 until you have been admitted. The University of Utah cannot guarantee the issuance of an I-20 Certificate of Eligibility unless you have been officially admitted to a degree program at the U and submitted all necessary immigration materials to Important Notes About Actual Expenses • Graduate students must only prove they have funding for 9 credit hours per semester in order for the University of Utah to issue an I-20. • Some graduate departments have higher credit hour requirements and tuition rates. • Please check with your department for current tuition rates and fees. • You may also check current tuition rates • Your actual expenses may be higher or lower than this estimate depending on your personal spending. • The estimated cost for room and board is for on-campus housing. • If you will be living off-campus, the cost of living will likely increase. International students who ...

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Step one: Imagine. Step two: Do. Imagine what you want to accomplish, then really making it happen. Imagine designing and publishing a video game before earning your diploma, starting a business while studying business, and doing all this in a setting that begs you to get out and do something. Imagine, then Do. Opportunity awaits and all things are possible at a place we call Imagine U. The University of Utah.

Main Navigation • Main Campus • Office of the President • Academic Affairs • Academic Senate • Government Relations • Student Affairs • Institutional Advancement • Health Sciences • Athletics • Board of Trustees • Board of Trustees Overview & Members • Board of Trustees Committees • Board of Trustees Agendas & Minutes • Past Trustees • Board of Trustees Bylaws • Board of Trustees Contact Information • Honorary Degree Recipients by Name (1892-2023) • Honorary Degree Recipients by Year (1892-2023) • Honorary Degree Nomination Form University President Taylor R. Randall was selected by the Utah Board of Higher Education as the 17th president of the University of Utah in August 2021. An award-winning educator, innovative leader, and champion of higher education, he comes to the position with more than two decades of experience at the U, serving as both dean of and an accounting professor in the David Eccles School of Business. He is the first alumnus since 1973 to serve as president. Randall began his tenure building on the momentum established by his predecessors, declaring a bold vision to make the U a top 10 public university with unsurpassed societal impact. His strategy outlines three objectives: to inspire a new generation of students by revolutionizing the student experience, innovate and generate discoveries that change the world, and impact the lives of all 3.3 million Utahns. The vision includes goals to increase enrollment to 40,000 students and secure $1 billion in...