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Which community college should I consider in Utah?

Hey guys, I'm really interested in going to a community college in Utah after I graduate high school. Can anyone suggest a good community college to look into? I'm majorly considering either Salt Lake Community College or Utah Valley University, but open to any other recommendations that you might have! Thanks in advance.

a year ago

Hello! Both Salt Lake Community College (SLCC) and Utah Valley University (UVU) are great options for community colleges in Utah, each with its own unique strengths.

Salt Lake Community College (SLCC) is the largest community college in the state, with multiple campuses across the Salt Lake County. SLCC has over 130 degree and certificate programs and offers a wide range of academic and vocational training options, making it a solid choice for exploring various fields. Additionally, SLCC has strong transfer agreements with universities in Utah, which may help you in the future if you decide to pursue a bachelor's degree.

Utah Valley University (UVU), on the other hand, is a bit different from a traditional community college as it operates as a dual-mission university, and offers both associate and bachelor's degrees. UVU provides a more comprehensive range of programs and resources typically found in larger universities. If you're leaning towards eventually obtaining a bachelor's degree, UVU might be more suitable, as it allows for smoother transitions between undergraduate levels.

Another option you may want to consider is the Snow College, which is known for its excellent faculty and committed student support. Located in Ephraim, it's a smaller community college that offers associate degrees in arts, sciences, and applied sciences, along with numerous vocational and technical programs.

Ultimately, the right community college for you will depend on your specific goals, interests, and location preferences. I would recommend looking into each school's academic program offerings, transfer possibilities, campus life, and location to ensure you find the best fit for your needs. Good luck with your decision!

a year ago

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