DISCOVER YOURSELF AS AN

AGGIE!

Office of AdmissionsTaggart Student Center, Rm. 1020160 Old Main HillLogan, UT 84322-0160www.usu.edu

Phone: 435.797.1079Toll-free: 800.488.8108Fax: 435.797.3708Email: admit@usu.edu

K AYA K C L A S S

C L IM B E D C L I F F S O FI N S A N I T Y

A F T E R C L A S S

WO R K SAT T H ES T U D E N TO R G A N I CFA RM

S T U D Y I N GA B R O A DT H I S

S UMME R

L I S T E N I N GTO A G G I ER A D I O

U LT IM AT EF R I S B E EU N I F O RM

A S P I R I N GB R E A KD A N C E R

S H OW I N GA G G I EP R I D E

S L E P T H E R EL A S T N I G H T W I T H T H E

H U R D

F R E ES EME S T E R

B I K E R E N TA L

M I D N I G H TG AM I N G

C OMP E T I T I O N S

L E A R N I N GTO P L AY T H ES C OT SMAN

G A I N I N G T H EC O U R A G E TOA S K H E R O U T

D I S C O V E R . . .

NON-PROFIT ORG.U.S. POSTAGE PAID

UTAH STATEUNIVERSITY

MEMB E RO F T H E

A R T G U I L D

1

Fast FactsAthleticsStudy AbroadAcademicsMajorsAdmissions & Financial AidInvolvement, Traditions, & EventsHousingCampus ToursEvents

468

101214

16

182022

contents

Las Vegas

L.A.

HoustonMesa

Boise

Seattle

Albuquerque

Miami

Portland

Chicago

NYC

Denver

Star Valley

Washington DC

Atlanta

Salt Lake City1.5 hrs 83 mi:

:2 hrs 145 mi

4 hrs 291 mi:

:8 hrs 528 mi

:7.5 hrs 501 mi

:11.5 hrs 770 mi

:12.5 hrs 750 mi

:11 hrs 718 mi

:12 hrs 793 mi

:11.5 hrs 702 mi

:24.5 hrs 1,541 mi

:28.5 hrs 1,872 mi

39 hrs 2,567 mi:

:21 hrs. 1,395 mi

:33 hrs 2,079 mi

:33.5 hrs 2,169 mi

driving distancesYoure closer than you think.

Cover: Ciera Cox, Utah, Undeclared, and Daniel Robinson, Utah, Music Therapy.

Fast FactsAthleticsStudy AbroadAcademicsMajorsAdmissions & Financial AidInvolvement, Traditions, & EventsHousingCampus ToursEvents

468

101214

16

182022

contents

Las Vegas

L.A.

HoustonMesa

Boise

Seattle

Albuquerque

Miami

Portland

Chicago

NYC

Denver

Star Valley

Washington DC

Atlanta

Salt Lake City1.5 hrs 83 mi:

:2 hrs 145 mi

4 hrs 291 mi:

:8 hrs 528 mi

:7.5 hrs 501 mi

:11.5 hrs 770 mi

:12.5 hrs 750 mi

:11 hrs 718 mi

:12 hrs 793 mi

:11.5 hrs 702 mi

:24.5 hrs 1,541 mi

:28.5 hrs 1,872 mi

39 hrs 2,567 mi:

:21 hrs. 1,395 mi

:33 hrs 2,079 mi

:33.5 hrs 2,169 mi

driving distancesYoure closer than you think.

Cover: Ciera Cox, Utah, Undeclared, and Daniel Robinson, Utah, Music Therapy.

BRIGHAM CITY

TOOELE

SANJUAN

USUEASTERN

LOGAN

UINTAHBASIN

16 ,000 studentsat Logan campus

28 ,000statewide880FACULTY

1 ,948STAFF

LOGAN CAMPUS

400 AcresSTATEWIDE

7 ,000 acresthe

Basi

csfastUtah State

Undergraduate 160Undergraduate 94

Graduate 1 40

degrees

minors

degrees

stud

ent/f

acul

ty ra

tio 1 7to

1

i n f o b i t sCache ValleyPOPULATION

48 , 1 74Cache County

1 1 2 ,656

Public transportationfor Cache Valleyfree

#4 Most secure place to livewinter highs34

summer highs85

4 ,778 elevation

LoganFarmers Insurance

Group of Companies, 2010( )

#2 IN TH

E

Love USU but cant come to

Logan?

UTAH STATE HAS

2 14

... AND A COMPREHENSIVEREGIONAL COLLEGE:

EDUCATIONCENTERS,

REGIONAL CAMPUSES,

WWW.CEU.EDU

mor

eth

anm

ore

than

Best college town WestAIER College Destination Index 2010-11,

75 Best College Towns, Sept. 2010( )

D iscover your Adventure in cache valley. Courtney McCann.Nevada.Accounting.

Literally a one-minute drive from campus.4

BRIGHAM CITY

TOOELE

SANJUAN

USUEASTERN

LOGAN

UINTAHBASIN

16 ,000 studentsat Logan campus

28 ,000statewide880FACULTY

1 ,948STAFF

LOGAN CAMPUS

400 AcresSTATEWIDE

7 ,000 acresthe

Basi

csfastUtah State

Undergraduate 160Undergraduate 94

Graduate 1 40

degrees

minors

degrees

stud

ent/f

acul

ty ra

tio 1 7to

1

i n f o b i t sCache ValleyPOPULATION

48 , 1 74Cache County

1 1 2 ,656

Public transportationfor Cache Valleyfree

#4 Most secure place to livewinter highs34

summer highs85

4 ,778 elevation

LoganFarmers Insurance

Group of Companies, 2010( )

#2 IN TH

E

Love USU but cant come to

Logan?

UTAH STATE HAS

2 14

... AND A COMPREHENSIVEREGIONAL COLLEGE:

EDUCATIONCENTERS,

REGIONAL CAMPUSES,

WWW.CEU.EDU

mor

eth

anm

ore

than

Best college town WestAIER College Destination Index 2010-11,

75 Best College Towns, Sept. 2010( )

D iscover your Adventure in cache valley. Courtney McCann.Nevada.Accounting.

Literally a one-minute drive from campus.4

AthleticsDISCOVER AGGIE PRIDE

CHEER AS AN AGGIEPLAY AS AN AGGIEWIN AS AN AGGIE

See why ESPN says USU has the best home court advantage in the west!

BE THE NEXT WILD BILL

Club sportsHockeyUltimate FrisbeeMens LacrosseBaseballBowlingCyclingRacquetball

RodeoRugbyMens SoccerMens VolleyballSwimmingWrestling

Intramuralsports

Flag FootballSoccerVolleyballDodgeballIndoor Soccer

3-on-3 Basketball5-on-5 BasketballRacquetballSoftballUltimate Frisbee

BadmintonTable TennisTennisKickball

Big Blue Race Series: 2 outdoor triathlons, 3 indoor triathlons, & 3 5K and 10K fun runs

Ncaa

Sports

BasketballCross Country

FootballMens Golf

Womens GymnasticsWomens Soccer

SoftballTennis

Track and FieldWomens VolleyballDivision 1

utahstateaggies.com

More information on club and intramural sports at usu.edu/camprec.

76

AthleticsDISCOVER AGGIE PRIDE

CHEER AS AN AGGIEPLAY AS AN AGGIEWIN AS AN AGGIE

See why ESPN says USU has the best home court advantage in the west!

BE THE NEXT WILD BILL

Club sportsHockeyUltimate FrisbeeMens LacrosseBaseballBowlingCyclingRacquetball

RodeoRugbyMens SoccerMens VolleyballSwimmingWrestling

Intramuralsports

Flag FootballSoccerVolleyballDodgeballIndoor Soccer

3-on-3 Basketball5-on-5 BasketballRacquetballSoftballUltimate Frisbee

BadmintonTable TennisTennisKickball

Big Blue Race Series: 2 outdoor triathlons, 3 indoor triathlons, & 3 5K and 10K fun runs

Ncaa

Sports

BasketballCross Country

FootballMens Golf

Womens GymnasticsWomens Soccer

SoftballTennis

Track and FieldWomens VolleyballDivision 1

utahstateaggies.com

More information on club and intramural sports at usu.edu/camprec.

76

Study

Nehmen Sie Fotos

in der Schweiz

Correr con los

toros en Espaa From Chi

na to Chile,

Aggies have th

e world as

their classroo

m. USUs

study abroad p

rogram

offers more tha

n 140

different locati

ons for

international l

earning

experiences. W

ith

scholarships,

internships, an

d student

exchange prog

rams

available, your

dreams of

travel can

now be

reality.

More than 140 locations!For details, visit usu.edu/studyabroad.Abroad

DISCOVER

TH

E WORLD

Aggies

Call home from the U.K.!98

Study

Nehmen Sie Fotos

in der Schweiz

Correr con los

toros en Espaa From Chi

na to Chile,

Aggies have th

e world as

their classroo

m. USUs

study abroad p

rogram

offers more tha

n 140

different locati

ons for

international l

earning

experiences. W

ith

scholarships,

internships, an

d student

exchange prog

rams

available, your

dreams of

travel can

now be

reality.

More than 140 locations!For details, visit usu.edu/studyabroad.Abroad

DISCOVER

TH

E WORLD

Aggies

Call home from the U.K.!98

Academicsdiscover your future

Paul Urzagaste.Bolivia.Plant Science.

Melanie Rossiter.Utah.

Liberal Arts.

LAURIE MCNEIL.Faculty.Civil & Environmental Engineering.2010 Carnegie Professor of the Year.KAREN NIELSEN.

Student.Mechanical &

Aerospace Engineering.Goldwater Scholarship Honoree.

NNAMDI GWACHAM.Graduate Student.

Health, PE, & Recreation.Lowes Senior CLASS Candidate.

Anaerobic Power Researcher.

DANI BABBEL.Alumna.

2010 Anthropology, Geography.Rhodes Scholarship Finalist.

Medical Student, Oregon Health & Science University.

L. JOHN WILKERSON.Alumnus.

1965, Biological Sciences.National Board of the Smithsonian Institute.

Exec. Committee Johns Hopkins Berman Institute of Bioethics.

VIJAY KANNAN.Faculty.Business, Economics.Fulbright Scholar.

JESSICA WELLS.Alumna.2000, Marketing.Director of Brand ManagementNickelodeon (International).Sr. Marketing Manager, TeenNick.

KRISTOPHER KING.Student.

International Service Volunteer.

Bass/Baritone USUOpera Theatre.

Utah State is a top-tier Carnegie research institution, which means your degree will take you anywhere youre willing to go. With more than 160 degrees and 90 minors, plus the ability to dual major, its great to know where your options can take you.Degrees to everywhere

Research MattersResearch at USU lets students dirty their hands before stepping into a career. Boasting the nations 2nd oldest undergraduate research program, Aggies maintain a tradition of being on the cutting edge of what is driving their field of study.

Academicsdiscover your future

Paul Urzagaste.Bolivia.Plant Science.

Melanie Rossiter.Utah.

Liberal Arts.

LAURIE MCNEIL.Faculty.Civil & Environmental Engineering.2010 Carnegie Professor of the Year.KAREN NIELSEN.

Student.Mechanical &

Aerospace Engineering.Goldwater Scholarship Honoree.

NNAMDI GWACHAM.Graduate Student.

Health, PE, & Recreation.Lowes Senior CLASS Candidate.

Anaerobic Power Researcher.

DANI BABBEL.Alumna.

2010 Anthropology, Geography.Rhodes Scholarship Finalist.

Medical Student, Oregon Health & Science University.

L. JOHN WILKERSON.Alumnus.

1965, Biological Sciences.National Board of the Smithsonian Institute.

Exec. Committee Johns Hopkins Berman Institute of Bioethics.

VIJAY KANNAN.Faculty.Business, Economics.Fulbright Scholar.

JESSICA WELLS.Alumna.2000, Marketing.Director of Brand ManagementNickelodeon (International).Sr. Marketing Manager, TeenNick.

KRISTOPHER KING.Student.

International Service Volunteer.

Bass/Baritone USUOpera Theatre.

Utah State is a top-tier Carnegie research institution, which means your degree will take you anywhere youre willing to go. With more than 160 degrees and 90 minors, plus the ability to dual major, its great to know where your options can take you.Degrees to everywhere

Research MattersResearch at USU lets students dirty their hands before stepping into a career. Boasting the nations 2nd oldest undergraduate research program, Aggies maintain a tradition of being on the cutting edge of what is driving their field of study.

11

TIMELINECHECKLIST &

APPLY FOR ADMISSIONusu.edu/admissions

TODAY FEB.

APPLY FOR FINANCIAL AIDusu.edu/finaid

NOV. MAR.

APPLY FOR HOUSINGhousing.usu.edu

OCT.AUG.

JUN.

ATTEND SOAR

YOUNEED

Official ACT Score

Official Transcripts

$40 Application Fee

Application

ATTEND AN OPEN HOUSE

START SCHOOL!

JAN.

CHEER AT AN AGGIEBASKETBALL GAME

usu.edu/admissions/freetickets

COME TO CONNECTIONS

PAY DEPOSIT AND SIGN UP FOR

STUDENT ORIENTATION,

ADVISING, AND REGISTRATION

(SOAR)*usu.edu/soar

* Required for all new freshmen

DISCOVER YOUR

usu.edu/admissions/openhouse

Jake Keogh.Nevada.Forestry.

COLLEGE OF AGRICULTUREAgribusinessAgricultural Communications & JournalismAgricultural EconomicsAgriculture Machinery Tech. (AAS/Cert.)Agriculture Systems TechnologyAgriculture EducationAnimal, Dairy, & Veterinary Science Animal and Dairy Science Biotechnology Bioveterinary Science Equine Science & Management Environmental Soil/Water ScienceFamily and Consumer Science EducationGeneral Agriculture Undecided (Pre)International AgribusinessLandscape Architecture & Environmental PlanningNutrition, Dietetics, & Food Sciences Ornamental Horticulture (AAS/Cert.)Plant ScienceResidential Landscape Design & Construction

CAINE COLLEGE OF THE ARTSArt Art History Ceramics Drawing & Painting Graphic Design Interior Design Photography Printmaking SculptureMusic Music Education Music PerformanceMusic TherapyTheatre Arts Acting General Theatre Studies Theatre Design & Tech. Theatre Teaching

JON M. HUNTSMAN SCHOOL OF BUSINESSAccountingBusinessBusiness AdministrationEconomicsEntrepreneurshipFinanceHuman Resource ManagementInternational BusinessManagement Information SystemsMarketingOperations Management

EMMA ECCLES JONES COLLEGE OF EDUCATION AND HUMAN SERVICESCommunicative Disorders & Deaf Ed.Deaf Education & Early Childhood Ed.Deaf Education & Elementary Ed.Early Childhood EducationElementary EducationFamily, Consumer, & Human DevelopmentFamily & Consumer Sciences Family Life StudiesHealth Education & Promotion School Health Community HealthHuman Movement Science Exercise Science Pre-Physical Therapy P.E. TeachingParks & RecreationPsychologyPsychology TeachingSocial Studies Composite TeachingSpecial Education

COLLEGE OF ENGINEERINGAviation Tech. Maintenance Mgt.Aviation Tech. Professional PilotBiological EngineeringCivil EngineeringComputer EngineeringElectrical EngineeringEngineering & Technology EducationEnvironmental EngineeringGeneral Engineering Undecided (Pre)Mechanical Engineering Aerospace Engineering

COLLEGE OF HUMANITIES AND SOCIAL SCIENCESAmerican StudiesAnthropologyAsian StudiesEnglish FrenchGermanHistoryInternational StudiesJournalismLaw & Constitutional StudiesLiberal ArtsPhilosophyPolitical ScienceReligious StudiesSocial WorkSociologySpanishSpeech Communication

COLLEGE OF NATURAL RESOURCESConservation & Restoration EcologyEnvironmental StudiesFisheries & Aquatic Sciences ForestryGeographyNatural Resources Undecided (Pre)Rangeland ResourcesRecreation Resource ManagementWatershed & Earth SystemsWildlife Science

COLLEGE OF SCIENCEApplied Environmental GeoscienceBiochemistryBiological Science Composite TeachingBiology (Premedical, Predental, Prehealth Professions Programs) Cellular/Molecular Ecolology/Biodiversity EnvironmentalChemistryComputer ScienceEarth Science Composite Teaching GeologyMathematicsMathematics EducationMathematics/Statistics Composite Mathematics/Statistics Composite TeachingNursingPhysical Science Composite Teaching PhysicsPublic Health Environmental Health Industrial Hygiene Public Health EducationStatistics

For a complete list of degrees and emphases, see usu.edu/degrees.1312

TIMELINECHECKLIST &

APPLY FOR ADMISSIONusu.edu/admissions

TODAY FEB.

APPLY FOR FINANCIAL AIDusu.edu/finaid

NOV. MAR.

APPLY FOR HOUSINGhousing.usu.edu

OCT.AUG.

JUN.

ATTEND SOAR

YOUNEED

Official ACT Score

Official Transcripts

$40 Application Fee

Application

ATTEND AN OPEN HOUSE

START SCHOOL!

JAN.

CHEER AT AN AGGIEBASKETBALL GAME

usu.edu/admissions/freetickets

COME TO CONNECTIONS

PAY DEPOSIT AND SIGN UP FOR

STUDENT ORIENTATION,

ADVISING, AND REGISTRATION

(SOAR)*usu.edu/soar

* Required for all new freshmen

DISCOVER YOUR

usu.edu/admissions/openhouse

Jake Keogh.Nevada.Forestry.

COLLEGE OF AGRICULTUREAgribusinessAgricultural Communications & JournalismAgricultural EconomicsAgriculture Machinery Tech. (AAS/Cert.)Agriculture Systems TechnologyAgriculture EducationAnimal, Dairy, & Veterinary Science Animal and Dairy Science Biotechnology Bioveterinary Science Equine Science & Management Environmental Soil/Water ScienceFamily and Consumer Science EducationGeneral Agriculture Undecided (Pre)International AgribusinessLandscape Architecture & Environmental PlanningNutrition, Dietetics, & Food Sciences Ornamental Horticulture (AAS/Cert.)Plant ScienceResidential Landscape Design & Construction

CAINE COLLEGE OF THE ARTSArt Art History Ceramics Drawing & Painting Graphic Design Interior Design Photography Printmaking SculptureMusic Music Education Music PerformanceMusic TherapyTheatre Arts Acting General Theatre Studies Theatre Design & Tech. Theatre Teaching

JON M. HUNTSMAN SCHOOL OF BUSINESSAccountingBusinessBusiness AdministrationEconomicsEntrepreneurshipFinanceHuman Resource ManagementInternational BusinessManagement Information SystemsMarketingOperations Management

EMMA ECCLES JONES COLLEGE OF EDUCATION AND HUMAN SERVICESCommunicative Disorders & Deaf Ed.Deaf Education & Early Childhood Ed.Deaf Education & Elementary Ed.Early Childhood EducationElementary EducationFamily, Consumer, & Human DevelopmentFamily & Consumer Sciences Family Life StudiesHealth Education & Promotion School Health Community HealthHuman Movement Science Exercise Science Pre-Physical Therapy P.E. TeachingParks & RecreationPsychologyPsychology TeachingSocial Studies Composite TeachingSpecial Education

COLLEGE OF ENGINEERINGAviation Tech. Maintenance Mgt.Aviation Tech. Professional PilotBiological EngineeringCivil EngineeringComputer EngineeringElectrical EngineeringEngineering & Technology EducationEnvironmental EngineeringGeneral Engineering Undecided (Pre)Mechanical Engineering Aerospace Engineering

COLLEGE OF HUMANITIES AND SOCIAL SCIENCESAmerican StudiesAnthropologyAsian StudiesEnglish FrenchGermanHistoryInternational StudiesJournalismLaw & Constitutional StudiesLiberal ArtsPhilosophyPolitical ScienceReligious StudiesSocial WorkSociologySpanishSpeech Communication

COLLEGE OF NATURAL RESOURCESConservation & Restoration EcologyEnvironmental StudiesFisheries & Aquatic Sciences ForestryGeographyNatural Resources Undecided (Pre)Rangeland ResourcesRecreation Resource ManagementWatershed & Earth SystemsWildlife Science

COLLEGE OF SCIENCEApplied Environmental GeoscienceBiochemistryBiological Science Composite TeachingBiology (Premedical, Predental, Prehealth Professions Programs) Cellular/Molecular Ecolology/Biodiversity EnvironmentalChemistryComputer ScienceEarth Science Composite Teaching GeologyMathematicsMathematics EducationMathematics/Statistics Composite Mathematics/Statistics Composite TeachingNursingPhysical Science Composite Teaching PhysicsPublic Health Environmental Health Industrial Hygiene Public Health EducationStatistics

For a complete list of degrees and emphases, see usu.edu/degrees.1312

D I S C O V E RSTEPYOUR

FINANCIAL AID:

&

ADMISSION DEADLINES NEW FRESHMEN TRANSFERSUMMER SEMESTER APR 1 FALL SEMESTER APR 1 SPRING SEMESTER OCT 1

SCHOLARSHIP DEADLINES NEW FRESHMEN TRANSFERFALL SEMESTER ONLY DEC 1 FEB 1

FRESHMEN need an 18 ACT, 2.5 GPA, and a 90 index score to be admitted.

TRANSFER STUDENTS need at least a 2.2 GPA and meet the minimum GPA requirements for their desired major.

If you dont meet the criteria, contact us for options at 800.488.8108 or visit usu.edu/admissions.

TRICKS:

TypesAIDof

LOANS Need to be repaid.SCHOLARSHIPS & GRANTS Free money (thats worth the work). The greatest amount of federal aid goes to students with the greatest financial need. USU awards more than $75 million in scholarships and financial aid each year, so dont let the price tag keep you out of college.

Find your personal financial aid counselor:usu.edu/finaid/about.Get the financial aid application checklist:usu.edu/finaid/applying.Try out the USU cost calculator:usu.edu/costcalculator.

TIPS

FAFSACHECKLIST

2.

1.

3.

Go to www.pin.ed.govto apply for a PIN.

Fill out the FREE application at www.fafsa.ed.gov.

Check your email often for updates, and dont forget to accept the aid you want.

ADMISSION INDEX

COSTSTUITION & FEES: SEMESTER YEARRESIDENT $2,781 $5,562NONRESIDENT* $8,039 $16,078

ESTIMATED EXPENSES: **ROOM & BOARD $2,500 $5,000BOOKS & SUPPLIES $400 $800

TOTAL:RESIDENT $5,681 $11,362NONRESIDENT $10,939 $21,878

NOTE: Costs may vary based on your program of study and are subject to change. The figures

provided are estimates. For current tuition rates go

to usu.edu/tuition.

* If an out-of-state student gains Utah residency after

living in the state for one year, the student only pays

nonresident tuition for the first year (making the

tuition and fees for a four-year degree only $32,764).

**Does not include personal expenses.

For International Student information visit:

usu.edu/oiss.

DISCOVERMONEY

WELL SPENT

1 STADMISSIONS: APR 1JUN 1OCT 1

See additional scholarshipinformation here.

TYPES OF SCHOLARSHIPS:Academic Based on academic achievement.Need-based Based on financial need (separate online application required).Involvement Based on outstanding involvement, leadership, and service experience (separate online application required).Departmental Check with your department for details once youve declared a major.

Alumni Based on family legacy. Offered by Alumni Office at usu.edu/alumni.

1514

D I S C O V E RSTEPYOUR

FINANCIAL AID:

&

ADMISSION DEADLINES NEW FRESHMEN TRANSFERSUMMER SEMESTER APR 1 FALL SEMESTER APR 1 SPRING SEMESTER OCT 1

SCHOLARSHIP DEADLINES NEW FRESHMEN TRANSFERFALL SEMESTER ONLY DEC 1 FEB 1

FRESHMEN need an 18 ACT, 2.5 GPA, and a 90 index score to be admitted.

TRANSFER STUDENTS need at least a 2.2 GPA and meet the minimum GPA requirements for their desired major.

If you dont meet the criteria, contact us for options at 800.488.8108 or visit usu.edu/admissions.

TRICKS:

TypesAIDof

LOANS Need to be repaid.SCHOLARSHIPS & GRANTS Free money (thats worth the work). The greatest amount of federal aid goes to students with the greatest financial need. USU awards more than $75 million in scholarships and financial aid each year, so dont let the price tag keep you out of college.

Find your personal financial aid counselor:usu.edu/finaid/about.Get the financial aid application checklist:usu.edu/finaid/applying.Try out the USU cost calculator:usu.edu/costcalculator.

TIPS

FAFSACHECKLIST

2.

1.

3.

Go to www.pin.ed.govto apply for a PIN.

Fill out the FREE application at www.fafsa.ed.gov.

Check your email often for updates, and dont forget to accept the aid you want.

ADMISSION INDEX

COSTSTUITION & FEES: SEMESTER YEARRESIDENT $2,781 $5,562NONRESIDENT* $8,039 $16,078

ESTIMATED EXPENSES: **ROOM & BOARD $2,500 $5,000BOOKS & SUPPLIES $400 $800

TOTAL:RESIDENT $5,681 $11,362NONRESIDENT $10,939 $21,878

NOTE: Costs may vary based on your program of study and are subject to change. The figures

provided are estimates. For current tuition rates go

to usu.edu/tuition.

* If an out-of-state student gains Utah residency after

living in the state for one year, the student only pays

nonresident tuition for the first year (making the

tuition and fees for a four-year degree only $32,764).

**Does not include personal expenses.

For International Student information visit:

usu.edu/oiss.

DISCOVERMONEY

WELL SPENT

1 STADMISSIONS: APR 1JUN 1OCT 1

See additional scholarshipinformation here.

TYPES OF SCHOLARSHIPS:Academic Based on academic achievement.Need-based Based on financial need (separate online application required).Involvement Based on outstanding involvement, leadership, and service experience (separate online application required).Departmental Check with your department for details once youve declared a major.

Alumni Based on family legacy. Offered by Alumni Office at usu.edu/alumni.

1514

Involvement, Traditions, & Events

AGGIEPEDIAFrom Aggiepedia,

the USUseful college guide

Article Discussion

Student LifeFrom Aggiepedia, the USUseful college guide

For other uses, see Student Life (disambiguation).

Student life at Utah State[1] is defined by traditions, events, and involvement. Whether youre becoming a True Aggie,[2] attending the HOWL,[3] or going shoeless with Aggies for Africa,[4] the activities outside of the classroom will help define your college experience.

Contents [hide]1 Traditions2 Events3 Involvement

TraditionsThe A (pron. /e/) is the location where students participate in the long-standing True Aggie tradition.

Aggie Ice Cream (pron. /gi as krim/), made on campus, has been a USU rite of passage since 1921.

Events

Traditions cont...Old Main (pron. /old men/) was built in 1890 and is USUs most iconic building. On nights of Aggie victory, Old Mains tower shines blue.

Big Blue (pron. /bg blu/) is Utah States official mascot; look for him on the side lines or rappelling from the jumbotron.

The HOWL (pron. /hal/) is USUs annual Halloween party, said to be the largest west of the Mississippi River.

Day on the Quad (pron. /de n kwod/) is a day of food, games, clubs, and organizations in the shadow of Old Main.[5]

Mardi Gras (pron. /mrdi gr/) continues as the universitys largest winter celebration.

Concerts (pron. /knsrts/) are major components to events like the End of Year Bash and Week of Welcome, which have included performances by Sean Kingston and The Red Jumpsuit Apparatus.

Involvement / ASUSUStudent Government, Clubs, Service Center,Greek Life, Aggie BLUEThe Student Involvement & Leadership Center is the hub for extracurricular opportunities at Utah State.

Academic & PoliticalIncludes Huntsman Scholars, and College Democrats or Republicans.

Athletics & RecreationalIncludes bowling, hockey, racquetball, and cycling.

Pre-ProfessionalIncludes Ag Tech, Aviation, and Entrepreneur.

ServiceIncludes Aggies for Africa, Special Olympics, and Operation Smile.

Social AwarenessIncludes Child Rights, Concerned Youth of America, and American Sign Language.

Arts & MediaIncludes Aggie Radio, USU Art Guild, Indepen-dent Music, and Theatre.

Ethnic & CulturalIncludes Anthropology, Black Student Union, and Middle East Club.

SocialIncludes Agribusiness, HURD, Snowboard, Book Club, and Vegan News.

OtherIf you couldnt find it in any other category and it already exists, its here.

Tradit ionsEventsInvolvementusu.edu/asusu

Take a sneak peek into USUs largest fall event.

16

Involvement, Traditions, & Events

AGGIEPEDIAFrom Aggiepedia,

the USUseful college guide

Article Discussion

Student LifeFrom Aggiepedia, the USUseful college guide

For other uses, see Student Life (disambiguation).

Student life at Utah State[1] is defined by traditions, events, and involvement. Whether youre becoming a True Aggie,[2] attending the HOWL,[3] or going shoeless with Aggies for Africa,[4] the activities outside of the classroom will help define your college experience.

Contents [hide]1 Traditions2 Events3 Involvement

TraditionsThe A (pron. /e/) is the location where students participate in the long-standing True Aggie tradition.

Aggie Ice Cream (pron. /gi as krim/), made on campus, has been a USU rite of passage since 1921.

Events

Traditions cont...Old Main (pron. /old men/) was built in 1890 and is USUs most iconic building. On nights of Aggie victory, Old Mains tower shines blue.

Big Blue (pron. /bg blu/) is Utah States official mascot; look for him on the side lines or rappelling from the jumbotron.

The HOWL (pron. /hal/) is USUs annual Halloween party, said to be the largest west of the Mississippi River.

Day on the Quad (pron. /de n kwod/) is a day of food, games, clubs, and organizations in the shadow of Old Main.[5]

Mardi Gras (pron. /mrdi gr/) continues as the universitys largest winter celebration.

Concerts (pron. /knsrts/) are major components to events like the End of Year Bash and Week of Welcome, which have included performances by Sean Kingston and The Red Jumpsuit Apparatus.

Involvement / ASUSUStudent Government, Clubs, Service Center,Greek Life, Aggie BLUEThe Student Involvement & Leadership Center is the hub for extracurricular opportunities at Utah State.

Academic & PoliticalIncludes Huntsman Scholars, and College Democrats or Republicans.

Athletics & RecreationalIncludes bowling, hockey, racquetball, and cycling.

Pre-ProfessionalIncludes Ag Tech, Aviation, and Entrepreneur.

ServiceIncludes Aggies for Africa, Special Olympics, and Operation Smile.

Social AwarenessIncludes Child Rights, Concerned Youth of America, and American Sign Language.

Arts & MediaIncludes Aggie Radio, USU Art Guild, Indepen-dent Music, and Theatre.

Ethnic & CulturalIncludes Anthropology, Black Student Union, and Middle East Club.

SocialIncludes Agribusiness, HURD, Snowboard, Book Club, and Vegan News.

OtherIf you couldnt find it in any other category and it already exists, its here.

Tradit ionsEventsInvolvementusu.edu/asusu

Take a sneak peek into USUs largest fall event.

16

Housing

Traditional

HousingApartment

Suite8 People2 Bathrooms & KitchenetteTwo-Story Lounge w/ KitchenMeal Plan Requirement

6 PeopleKitchen & BathroomLiving RoomCommon Lounge

1-2 PeopleCommunity KitchenStudy Rooms & LoungeMeal Plan Requirement

Discover your new home:

HousingStyles

[COST FOR THE YEAR]Rent ranges: $1,700 - $3,050Food ranges: $2,500 - $3,580

Sign up today; call 800.863.1085 or visit housing.usu.edu.

(Snow Hall)

Daphne Jones.Georgia.Psychology.With a view like this, living on campus was an easy choice.

(LLC)

(Living Learning Center)

(Towers)

1918

Housing Housing shootInterior housing photosLLC Aerials

Traditional

HousingApartment

Suite8 People2 Bathrooms & KitchenetteTwo-Story Lounge w/ KitchenMeal Plan Requirement

6 PeopleKitchen & BathroomLiving RoomCommon Lounge

1-2 PeopleCommunity KitchenStudy Rooms & LoungeMeal Plan Requirement

Discover your new home:

HousingStyles

[COST FOR THE YEAR]Rent ranges: $1,700 - $3,050Food ranges: $2,500 - $3,580

Sign up today; call 800.863.1085 or visit housing.usu.edu.

(Snow Hall)

Daphne Jones.Georgia.Psychology.With a view like this, living on campus was an easy choice.

(LLC)

(Living Learning Center)

(Towers)

1918

Campus TourTour housing and enjoy lunch on us.

Get free AggieIce Cream...YUM!

Sign up for a tour atusu.edu/campustour.

Walk around witha current student.

Meet with an advisor.

CampusDiscover

Get a taste of campus with this one-minute

video tour.

2120

Campus Tour Bball/football photos - Crowd or player?Aerial ShotTour housing and enjoy lunch on us.

Get free AggieIce Cream...YUM!

Sign up for a tour atusu.edu/campustour.

Walk around witha current student.

Meet with an advisor.

CampusDiscover

Get a taste of campus with this one-minute

video tour.

2120

COME TO A FOOTBALL OR MENS BASKETBALL GAME FREE! SIGN UP ONLINE AT usu.edu/admissions/freetickets

AND BRING YOUR FRIENDS.

Coming here, going there?There are plenty of chances to visit Utah State.

Oct. 5 Phoenix, AZOct. 11 Layton, UTOct. 12 Star Valley, WYOct. 13 Chicago, ILOct. 18 Provo, UTOct. 19 Preston, IDOct. 20 Burley, IDOct. 20 Denver, COOct. 27 Logan, UTNov. 2 Salt Lake, UTNov. 8 Seattle, WANov. 9 Portland, ORNov. 10 Boise, IDNov. 15 Idaho Falls, IDNov. 16 Pocatello, IDDec. 6 St. George, UTDec. 7 Las Vegas, NV

DIREC

TORY

Nov. 4 Aggie Leadership ExtravaganzaNov. 12 Aggie Leadership ExtravaganzaNov. 18 Diversity DayJan. 28 Ultimate Aggie ExperienceFeb. 24 Hispanic Leadership ConferenceMar. 22 Scholars DayMar. 23 Admitted Student Day (A Day)

usu.edu/admissions/openhouse

Learn more about these events atusu.edu/admissions/aae

OPEN HOUSES & RECEPTIONS

ADMISSIONS EVENTS

USUCOMING TO

YOU

YOUCOMING TOUSU

Ambur Orozco.California.

Public Health.

usuadmissions.blogspot.com

facebook.com/UtahState

twitter.com/USUAggies

youtube.com/utahstateuniversity

Admissions, Scholarships, & Residency 800.488.8108, 797.1079 email: admit@usu.eduAccess & Diversity Center 797.1728Alumni Relations 797.2055 Athletics 797.1850 Bookstore 800.662.3950, 797.1666Career Services 797.7777Colleges College of Agriculture 797.2215 Caine College of the Arts 797.7985 Jon M. Huntsman School of Business 797.2272 Emma Eccles Jones College of Education & Human Services 797.1437 College of Engineering 797.2705 College of Humanities & Social Sciences 797.1195 College of Natural Resources 797.2448 College of Science 797.2478Disability Resource Center 797.2444Distance Education 797.9700Financial Aid 797.0173Honors 797.1322Housing & Dining Services 800.863.1085, 797.3113Office of International Students & Scholars 797.1124Registration 797.1116ROTC Air Force 797.8723ROTC Army 797.3637SOAR (Student Orientation, Advising, & Registration) 800.806.4878, 797.0283School of Graduate Studies 797.1189Student Involvement & Leadership Center 797.2912Student Health & Wellness Center 797.1660Study Abroad 797.0601Testing Services 797.1004University Advising 797.3373University Inn 797.0017University Operator 797.1000USU Eastern 435.613.500022

COME TO A FOOTBALL OR MENS BASKETBALL GAME FREE! SIGN UP ONLINE AT usu.edu/admissions/freetickets

AND BRING YOUR FRIENDS.

Coming here, going there?There are plenty of chances to visit Utah State.

Oct. 5 Phoenix, AZOct. 11 Layton, UTOct. 12 Star Valley, WYOct. 13 Chicago, ILOct. 18 Provo, UTOct. 19 Preston, IDOct. 20 Burley, IDOct. 20 Denver, COOct. 27 Logan, UTNov. 2 Salt Lake, UTNov. 8 Seattle, WANov. 9 Portland, ORNov. 10 Boise, IDNov. 15 Idaho Falls, IDNov. 16 Pocatello, IDDec. 6 St. George, UTDec. 7 Las Vegas, NV

DIREC

TORY

Nov. 4 Aggie Leadership ExtravaganzaNov. 12 Aggie Leadership ExtravaganzaNov. 18 Diversity DayJan. 28 Ultimate Aggie ExperienceFeb. 24 Hispanic Leadership ConferenceMar. 22 Scholars DayMar. 23 Admitted Student Day (A Day)

usu.edu/admissions/openhouse

Learn more about these events atusu.edu/admissions/aae

OPEN HOUSES & RECEPTIONS

ADMISSIONS EVENTS

USUCOMING TO

YOU

YOUCOMING TOUSU

Ambur Orozco.California.

Public Health.

usuadmissions.blogspot.com

facebook.com/UtahState

twitter.com/USUAggies

youtube.com/utahstateuniversity

Admissions, Scholarships, & Residency 800.488.8108, 797.1079 email: admit@usu.eduAccess & Diversity Center 797.1728Alumni Relations 797.2055 Athletics 797.1850 Bookstore 800.662.3950, 797.1666Career Services 797.7777Colleges College of Agriculture 797.2215 Caine College of the Arts 797.7985 Jon M. Huntsman School of Business 797.2272 Emma Eccles Jones College of Education & Human Services 797.1437 College of Engineering 797.2705 College of Humanities & Social Sciences 797.1195 College of Natural Resources 797.2448 College of Science 797.2478Disability Resource Center 797.2444Distance Education 797.9700Financial Aid 797.0173Honors 797.1322Housing & Dining Services 800.863.1085, 797.3113Office of International Students & Scholars 797.1124Registration 797.1116ROTC Air Force 797.8723ROTC Army 797.3637SOAR (Student Orientation, Advising, & Registration) 800.806.4878, 797.0283School of Graduate Studies 797.1189Student Involvement & Leadership Center 797.2912Student Health & Wellness Center 797.1660Study Abroad 797.0601Testing Services 797.1004University Advising 797.3373University Inn 797.0017University Operator 797.1000USU Eastern 435.613.500022

DISCOVER YOURSELF AS AN

AGGIE!

Office of AdmissionsTaggart Student Center, Rm. 1020160 Old Main HillLogan, UT 84322-0160www.usu.edu

Phone: 435.797.1079Toll-free: 800.488.8108Fax: 435.797.3708Email: admit@usu.edu

K AYA K C L A S S

C L IM B E D C L I F F S O FI N S A N I T Y

A F T E R C L A S S

WO R K SAT T H ES T U D E N TO R G A N I CFA RM

S T U D Y I N GA B R O A DT H I S

S UMME R

L I S T E N I N GTO A G G I ER A D I O

U LT IM AT EF R I S B E EU N I F O RM

A S P I R I N GB R E A KD A N C E R

S H OW I N GA G G I EP R I D E

S L E P T H E R EL A S T N I G H T W I T H T H E

H U R D

F R E ES EME S T E R

B I K E R E N TA L

M I D N I G H TG AM I N G

C OMP E T I T I O N S

L E A R N I N GTO P L AY T H ES C OT SMAN

G A I N I N G T H EC O U R A G E TOA S K H E R O U T

D I S C O V E R . . .

NON-PROFIT ORG.U.S. POSTAGE PAID

UTAH STATEUNIVERSITY

MEMB E RO F T H E

A R T G U I L D