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Before entering your USU A-Number and password, be sure that your browser is displaying USU's real login page at https://login.usu.edu/cas/ and not a hacker's password-stealing imitation on another web server.

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Please visit the Materials and Testing Services website

Select Student, Faculty, and Staff Login, then login using your A-Number and Strong password

Select Find a Local Proctor

Contact your proctor with the provided information, and request to take the USU ALEKS Test

If the proctor has any questions about giving the ALEKS Math Placement Exam, they can cal the Main USU Testing office at 435-797-3617.
Otherwise, please contact the Mathematics & Statistics Advising Office for how to take the ALEKS Placement Exam out of state.
Math & Stat Peer Advisors: math.advising@usu.edu
Phone: (435)797-0268
Location: ANSC 117

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Learn more about where to begin your math prep and placement at USU. Answer your questions about skills review options, and the resources available to help you succeed in completing your math requirements.

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The Aggie Math Learning Center (AMLC) is a free resource that aids students in obtaining help with mathematics and statistics. Services provided by the AMLC include free, drop-in tutoring both face to face and online, recitation leader office hours, student and faculty workshops, and other support for mathematical and statistical learning aids for students, staff, and faculty at Utah State. Located on the Logan Main campus, support is provided remotely to statewide campuses in addition to face to face support on the main campus. See the links below for details on each resource.

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The Aggie Math Learning Center provides resources for students taking math and stats courses at USU. Find tutoring help, video tutorials, links to helpful applications, and more.

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The Utah State University Career Design Center is dedicated to supporting you as you design the career and life you have always wanted. Visit the tab that applies to you and begin your career development journey.

Explore

Explore majors and careers that align with your values, interests, skills, personality, and goals.

Need a more guided experience to explore your future? Check out USU 1400: Explore Majors & Careers

Experience

Gain real world experience through volunteer, micro-internships, internships, and jobs.

Launch

Learn how to make the transition from college to career and find out what other Aggies are doing after graduation!

Need to go more in depth on how to find a job? Check out USU 3400: Launch Your Career

Employment resources for students, employers, faculty and staff

Check in for a quick virtual or in-person appointment

Get the career advice you need about your area of study

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The USU Career Design Center helps students and alumni explore career options and maximize employment success over a lifetime. Resume reviews, mock interviews, career fairs, and so much more can be found here!

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Make sure either you or your missionary assigns an official delegate, granting access to their information. Collect essential account access details: A-Number, strong password, challenge question answers, recovery email login info, leave and return semester dates.

Missionaries usually have internet access, enabling them to update details, complete orientation modules, and register for classes. If a student is unable to do this themselves while on their mission, an official delegate can complete these steps.

For any inquiries, contact Student Orientation and Transition Services at 435-797-0283 or orientation@usu.edu.

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A deferral is for admitted students who have not started classes at USU. Submitting a deferral accepts scholarships offered by USU Admissions and confirms your intent to enroll in a future semester. Deferrals are only available to students who are not attending another institution before beginning at USU.

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Phone: (435)797-2444

Email: drc@usu.edu

Fax: (435)797-0130

Mail:
0101 Old Main Hill
Logan, UT 84322-0101

Logan Campus

Office Location: University Inn Suite 101

Price Campus

Office Location: Jennifer Leavitt Student Center 223

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The Disability Resource Center facilitates equal access for all Utah State University programs, services, and activities.

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Spending Plan for High School Students

High school students are encouraged to complete the following form to plan for college and get a better picture of yearly expenses. Learn how you can start saving for upcoming expenses such as housing, tuition, food, and transportation.

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Those interested in sustainability, social justice issues, basic needs, food insecurity, local food systems, or nutrition can visit the SNAC page on Give Pulse to sign up for volunteer opportunities.

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The Student Nutrition Access Center provides food for any Aggies in need. Just bring your USU ID card and a reusable bag during the designated hours to pick up available supplies one week at a time

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USU students with access to a campus are eligible for CAPS mental health services. Most services are free to qualified students, confidential, and not part of your academic or university records.

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The Mathematics and Statistics Advising Office is available for all undergraduates regardless of major.

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Tutoring services are available from Utah State University Biology and Chemistry/Biochemistry volunteers. Schedule an appointment with tutors experienced in subjects related to your coursework.

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Once a course is full, students can register to be on the waitlist: a standby line that fills openings when they become available. Your position in the waitlist is determined on a first-come, first-served basis. Waitlisting is available anytime for most courses until the second week of class begins.

How to Waitlist

If the class you want to register is full, and it uses the waitlisting feature, you will see an option to join the waitlist. If the course has an opening, an email is sent to the student first in the waitlist line. That student is given 24 hours to add the class online. Once the first week of classes starts, the time a waitlist student has to add a class is shortened to 12 hours. You can view your position in the waitlist through your student schedule in Banner.

Update your contact information

Check Your Spot on the Waitlist

To see where you are on the waitlist, log into Banner and click Register for Classes. At the bottom there is a tab labeled Schedule Details that will show courses for which you are registered and waitlisted. Clicking the arrow next to the course name will display your Waitlist Position. See this screenshot for help.

Waitlisting Does Not:

Check for time conflicts on your schedule

Check for registration holds

Give upper classmen priority over underclassmen

Work with corequisite or linked courses

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Once a course is full, students can register to be on the waitlist: a standby line that fills openings when they become available. Your position in the waitlist is determined on a first-come, first-served basis. Waitlisting is available anytime for most courses until the second week of class begins.

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Bring Your Coursework to USU

In order for your previously earned credits to be considered by USU, you must submit your official transcripts either electronically to transcripts@usu.edu or by mail to:

USU Admissions
0160 Old Main Hill
TSC 102
Logan UT, 84322-1060.

Please allow one to two weeks for initial processing. Articulated transfer credits will appear on your Degree Works and academic transcript in Banner. If the transfer credit does not appear in either of these locations within the initial processing time, you may contact the Admissions Office to verify that your transcripts have been received. For more information about USU's policies regarding transferring credits, visit the University Catalog.

Credit Transferability

Acceptance of credit should not be confused with its application. Transfer credit may or may not apply to the graduation requirements of Utah State University, regardless of the number of credits transferred. USU accepts transfer credit from the following Regional Accreditation Organizations:

Accrediting Commission for Community and Junior Colleges (ACCJC)

Higher Learning Commission (HLC)

Middle States Commission on Higher Education (MSCHE)

New England Association of Schools and Colleges (NEASC)

Northwest Commission on Colleges and Universities (NWCCU)

Southern Association of Colleges and Schools (SACS)

Western Association of Schools and Colleges (WASC)

Petition for a Change in Course Evaluation or for Credit from a Non-Regionally Accredited Institution

If you have concerns regarding how a course transfers to USU, a Transfer Credit Recommendation Form may be used to petition specific courses. The form must be initiated with your USU academic advisor and sent to the academic department over the class you are petitioning. If the academic department approves the desired course, the form will be sent to the articulation department and your student record will be updated accordingly. The Transfer Credit Recommendation Form can also be used if you wish to have transfer credit from a non-regionally accredited institution considered for acceptance.

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Advanced Placement examinations are offered at the high school level only. A number of examination areas are available; not all high schools offer all available AP examinations. Generally, the major areas chosen include English, American history, mathematics, chemistry, and physics.

Examinations are scored on a one-to-five scale. Students may receive 3 to 10 credits for a composite score of 3, 4, or 5 on any Advanced Placement examination. Earned credits may be applied toward the University Studies requirements, and may also be accepted as equivalent to specific courses. This information is summarized below.

Other institutions have policies differing from those of USU regarding AP scores and credits granted for those scores. For transfer students with less than an associate degree, AP credit posted to another institution's transcript is reevaluated based on USU's standard.

If, prior to (or after) taking an AP examination, a student receives credit for any coursework equivalent to the subject matter of an AP examination, the number of credits earned for the course will be deducted from the credits awarded for the examination.

To ensure that AP credits will be posted to their transcripts, students are responsible to submit their AP scores to the Admissions Office, Taggart Student Center 102. Efficient posting of AP credits helps advisors counsel students about requirements.

For further information regarding credits granted for AP examinations, contact the Registrar's Office, (435) 797-1081.

AP Tests Taken Prior to Fall 2007

For historical data on how credits were accepted prior to Fall 2007, contact the Registrar's Office at (435) 797-1081.

Advanced Placement (AP) Credit Allocation

*Students should select course(s) depending on major. No lab credit.

**Students should select course(s) depending on major.

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Utah State University sites use cookies. By continuing to use this site you accept our privacy and cookie policy. I agree Advanced Placement examinations are offered at the high school level only. A number of examination areas are available; not all high schools offer all available AP examinations.

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How do my Concurrent Enrollment classes transfer to USU?

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How do my Concurrent Enrollment classes transfer to USU?

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Utah State University's General Education (GE) program provides the subject-area knowledge and learning skills foundation for its 2- and 4-year degrees. Core courses make up the general education foundation. Breadth courses give an opportunity to explore various subjects. General education courses are highly advisable for concurrent enrollment students; they are required for college graduation and transferable from one Utah System of Higher Education (USHE) institution to another.

Review Gen Ed Requirements (PDF)

Selecting Classes

1. Review the class list below with parents and counselors. Select one class from each category.

2. Speak with an expert about your choices.

Ask a high school counselor which GE classes are available at your school; ask about other ways to fulfill GE requirements (AP, for example).

Ask a USU academic advisor how course choices fit different certificate or degree programs.

Core

Composition (CL1 and CL2)

Complete 3 credits in each of these courses.

Quantitative Literacy (QL)

Complete 3 credits in one of these courses.

American Institutions (BAI)

Complete 3 credits in one of these courses.

Breadth

Breadth Creative Arts (BCA)

Complete 3 credits in one of these courses.

Breadth Humanities (BHU)

Complete 3 credits in one of these courses.

Breadth Social Sciences (BSS)

Complete 3 credits in one of these courses.

Breadth Life Science (BLS)

Complete 3 credits in one of these courses.

Breadth Physical Science (BPS)

Complete 3 credits in one of these courses.

SB334 establish the Center for Civic Excellence at Utah State University. This center will develop and pilot a new curricular approach to general education requirements and make USU a national leader in general education reform, creating an integrated, student-centered program that will prepare students for success.

This reform will have no impact on students bringing in concurrent enrollment or transfer credit into USU. The new curriculum will align with the existing Utah System of Higher Education board policy R470 and so will ensure seamless transfer of general education into and out of USU.

During the 2025 general session, the Utah Legislature passed a bill to

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Utah State University’s General Education (GE) program provides the subject-area knowledge and learning skills foundation for its 2- and 4-year degrees.

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Between all of the USUSA Clubs on campus, clubs organize thousands of events for Utah State University students each year, providing service, involvement, and academic opportunities to students across campus. Join one today, or start your own!

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/images/2017-commencement.jpg USU Clubs in the Collge of Agriculture and Applied Sciences (CAAS). Chase your passion and join a club! Then the clubs and teams found in the College of Agriculture and Applied Sciences are just what you need to help you become an even more involved Aggie.

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College of Agriculture and Applied Sciences

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College of Agriculture and Applied Sciences enhances lives through education, discovery and outreach, which collectively guide the ethical and sustainable use of land, food, water, and economic resources.

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Current Students Resources | Utah State University

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Information and resources for current students at USU.

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USU offers a series of specific courses, Habits of Mind, to help students learn the skills needed to succeed in college and beyond.

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How to Register Through Banner | Utah State University

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In the short videos, you can see step by step how to add and/or drop courses.