Cedar City, UT
Southern Utah University

It is a beautiful place to be where people care about you and your journey. You can always find a place to belong and meet other people. You can learn, grow, and develop into a better person. I myself have been incredibly grateful to those who have taken care of me. My professors care about me, my school helps me learn, and my friends are there for me. And everything will happen to you as well!

It's a great school if you want to do anything artistic in the world. Singing and acting is huge. Simon Cowell has visited our festivals, Randy Jackson graduated here. It's a small school in a small town that makes big waves in the performing arts world. The other thing they really have going is Pre-medical programs. They're known for their excellent preparation for medical school.

Southern Utah University is a great school where the students are being well supported. It is clear that the professors and administrative staff care deeply about the students and keeping the school environment a safe one. Cedar City itself is very small and doesn't have much to offer, however this doesn't stop the school from having constant events sure to interest most if not all of the student population.

I love my school and am so happy with my choice. There is no place I would rather be to further my education. I love all my classes, the friends that I have made and my current living situation has been wonderful. The ease of getting around campus is a plus and the hospitality of those around me is beyond enjoyable!!! This has been the best experience of my life.!!!

I have loved being a part of SUU. It's a great size, getting across campus is easy and doesn't take too long. All of my classes have been a great size and I feel like my professors know me and are on my side and want me to succeed in my studies. It's been easy to make friends and to feel a part of the University.

Every student should do themselves a favor and get the heck over here!!! SUU is the place to be. With only 13,000 students, each of us is able to feel like we are of personal importance to the University. There are endless free resources for student success. Class sizes are small, so it's easy to build relationships with professors and classmates. I love SUU!

I have loved my time here. There nursing program was just ranked #1 in the state of Utah. Professors email me if I do not show up to class, because they pay close attentions and genuinely care about each of their students. The environment is positive and outdoor friendly. I love SUU!

Located in the middle of beautiful Cedar City, SUU is a great school for all. The opportunities for each student are endless. From the many clubs to the connected student body, each TBIRD will feel at home. As a concurrent enrollment student and visitor to SUU activities, I have met awesome people and feel that SUU cares about me.

Located in the middle of beautiful Cedar City, SUU is a great school for all. The opportunities for each student are endless. From the many clubs to the connected student body, each TBIRD will feel at home. As a concurrent enrollment student and visitor to SUU activities, I have met awesome people and feel that SUU cares about me.

SUU is amazing! With small class sizes, great academics and student life, and a beautiful campus, it feels like home. :) When you are not in class, there is always a place to study or some activity to do. If your friends all attend a different school, no worries! People are super friendly and always ready to have some fun. No matter what you're looking for, there is a place for you in the SUU family.

I am a freshman at Southern Utah University. I am originally from Denver Colorado. I came to SUU to study aviation. When I came for orientation with my family, I was taken back at how much I felt at home right away. The team at SUU welcomed everyone with a lot of enthusiasm. They even took to time to walk me to each of my classes, so I knew where to go. The freshman alone had their own welcoming committee and we felt seriously cavalier running through the welcome tunnel. I felt more at home here than my own high school. The first few days before school started, we were able to enjoy dances and parties that put us all meshed together as a student body and we got to know a lot of people. We had a lot of fun dancing and pairing off into groups that helped us bond before classes started. After those first few days I had no worries about having friends in class because I already met so many. When classes started, I discovered the classrooms sizes were about the same, and maybe even smaller, than my high school classes. I felt like I was in my hometown, like I have known these people all my life but still had a sense of excitement with the newness of it all. I didn’t feel intimidated by the professors at all. I felt like they were my Aunts and Uncles or something. Here I was expecting to feel so out of place like a falling leave from a tree not knowing where to land, but this felt like home right away. The sports games are so electrifying to watch because the fans are outrageous about their teams. Although the football team could sure use my help, it was a rip-roaring good time going to those games. Another delightful activity that is famous to Utah is the Shakespeare Festival put on in the summertime by the thespians of the school. I have yet to experience this but is something I am looking forward to. So far so good at SUU. I think I will stay here awhile. Where else can you have this much fun with such beautiful surroundings and a plethora of outdoor activities to keep you occupied, in between homework of course. I really relish this new home and the challenges yet to come.