Utah Valley University is a public university located in Orem, Utah, USA. The following is a detailed introduction to the school:

History:

The school was founded in 1941 and was originally named Central Utah Vocational School. It has since undergone several name changes, including Utah Trade Technical College, Utah Technical College in Provo, Utah Valley Community College, Utah Valley State College, and finally in July 2008 it was given the name of a university and renamed Utah Valley University.

Academic Overview:

A wide range of majors: Master's, Bachelor's, Associate's and Certificate programs are offered. The school offers more than 120 bachelor's majors and graduate courses, covering business, education, engineering, art, science, computer technology and other fields.

Outstanding Advantages:

Aviation Flight Major: Ranked 3rd in the United States, this major has a high employment placement rate and students have the opportunity to use advanced and safe flight equipment.

Department of Finance, Personal Finance Major: Ranked 5th in the United States, with a 100% job placement rate, the major was rated as one of the best majors in the past two years by Money Magazine.

School of Arts: Won the title of "All-Steinway School", on par with schools such as Juilliard School and Yale School of Music. The school's dance school was also ranked third in Utah.

Colleges and Accreditation: Woodbury College of Business is the largest business school in the Utah State University system and is accredited by the Association to Advance Collegiate Schools of Business (AACSB); all disciplines in the School of Education are accredited by the American Teacher Education Accreditation Council.

Campus Life:

Diverse Student Group: As of Fall 2023, the school has 44,653 students, including 43,796 undergraduates and 857 graduate students. Students come from 77 different countries, 29% of students are 25 years old and older, 37% of students are first-generation college students, and 14% of students are raising at least one child.

Well-equipped campus facilities: The school's architectural design focuses on sustainability. From the Fulton Library to the Norda Performing Arts Center, the concept of sustainable development is reflected. The campus also has modern teaching facilities, laboratories, libraries, stadiums, etc., which provide good conditions for students' study and life.

Rich extracurricular activities: The school provides students with a variety of extracurricular activities, including various societies, clubs, sports competitions, art performances, etc. Students can choose to participate according to their interests and hobbies to enrich their extracurricular life.

Geographical location and environment: The school is located in Orem, Utah, close to many outdoor leisure places, such as ski resorts. Utah has five world-famous national parks and many state parks, providing students with rich outdoor activity opportunities.

International exchanges and cooperation: The school actively carries out international exchanges and cooperation, and has established cooperative relations with universities in many countries and regions in the world, providing students with opportunities for overseas study, exchanges and internships.