Salt lake community college

parentologist
Sat, 04 Jun 2022 19:26:04 +0000

SLCC is a good local resource for those seeking a local community college experience. They’ll admit virtually anyone who has a high school diploma or a GED. One is eligible for in-state tuition after six months of residency (proven by state ID, voter registration, plus anything proving you live in SLC, such as a utility bill).

SLCC has a number of certificate programs, 2 year associate degrees, and various transfer agreements, at least with the U of Utah. In addition, there is something called a gen ed “passport”, by which essentially all the colleges in Utah agree to accept each other’s gen ed classes. A student who has completed all their gen eds at SLCC can be exempted from most gen eds at any of the other schools. Plus, they have 2 yr specific transfer agreements that allow one to transfer into various majors as a junior. Despite all this, there is really no reason for anyone to move to Salt Lake City specifically to attend SLCC. The community colleges in your own state, or in any state where you can live with a relative, are probably of equivalent utility to you.