After Applying, What's Next?

If you have filled out your application for admission you may be wondering "what's next?" First, make sure that you've submitted all required application materials along with your application for admission. After that, you can use the guidelines below to help you get started at Dixie.

Getting Started

1. Apply for Financial Aid & Scholarships Financial Aid »see more: Financial Aid: Apply online for federal financial aid to be eligible for grants, loans, or work study opportunities at fafsa.ed.gov

Scholarships: Utah residents are automatically considered for academic scholarships upon successful admission to the college. Non-resident students must submit an online scholarship application. Information and applications for non-residents and additional scholarships (talent, leadership, multi-cultural, etc.) can be found here.

Questions? Office of Financial Assistance (435) 652-7575 or finaid@dixie.edu
2. Find a Place to Live Housing »: The housing office can assist you in finding a place to live on-campus while attending Dixie. For off-campus information, refer to the housing website.

Questions? Housing Office (435) 652-7570
3. Attend Freshman Orientation More Info »: All new freshman students must register for and complete a Registration & Orientation at Dixie State (ROADS) session. At ROADS you will meet fellow students, become familiar with campus, register for classes, receive academic advising, and get your student I.D. card (Dixie One Card). Free lunch included!
Sign up for ROADS online today here.

Please note: by attending ROADS you can skip steps 4, 5 and 6 as you will complete these steps at ROADS.

Questions? New Student Programs & Services (435) 652–7590 or email jointhestorm@dixie.edu
4. Academic Advising Advisement »: Meet with an academic advisor who will help tailor your class schedule to your educational goals and make sure you're on track for graduation.

Questions? Academic Advisement Center (435) 652-7690
5. Register For Classes Register »: After speaking with an academic advisor or reviewing the degree requirements for your selected program of study, you should register for classes.

Questions? Registrar's Office (435) 652-7702
6. Get Your I.D. Card Registrar's Office »: You can have your picture taken at the Registrar's Office for your I.D. card. Look for your Dixie One Card to arrive in the mail; this will be your student I.D. card.

Questions? Business Office (435) 652-7603
7. Buy Your Books Bookstore »: The Dixie State Bookstore makes available all class textbooks and will help you get the required educational supplies you need. You can also find DSU goodies, memorabilia, and more!

Questions? Bookstore (435) 652-7644
8. Dmail Dmail »: Upon being admitted, you will automatically be assigned a Dmail (Dixie Email) account. This serves as the official form of communication between you and Dixie State University. Your Dmail account information can be found in your acceptance letter. Check your Dmail regularly in order to stay on top of what is happening at Dixie State.

Questions or help? Student Helpdesk (435) 652-7951 or helpdesk@dixie.edu
9. Pay Your Tuition More Info »: Payment deadlines are critical. To avoid late fees, tuition is due by the second week of classes each semester. Please make all payment arrangements before the payment deadline. Also note, if you are receiving financial aid or scholarship assistance, you will need to make up any difference in tuition.

You can pay your tuition online by logging into myDixie, or you can pay at the Cashier's Office.

Questions? Cashier's Office (435) 652-7605
10. Get a Parking Permit Permits »: Parking permits may be purchased at the Security Office. You'll need to have your license plate number with you when purchasing a permit. During the first week of the semester, campus security has tables set up near the bookstore where you can also purchase a permit. You may also Purchase Permits and Pay Fines Online.

Questions? Campus Security (435) 652-7515