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Colleges for veterans in Utah

48 schools, 28,898 students on VA benefits.

28,898 students are using VA education benefits at 48 schools in Utah. Of those schools, 21 take part in Yellow Ribbon, 10 charge veterans the in-state rate, and 4 carry a VA caution flag.

SchoolCityTypeOn VA benefits
Western Governors University Yellow RibbonSalt Lake CityPrivate nonprofit21,270
University of Utah Yellow RibbonSalt Lake CityPublic1,145
Utah Valley UniversityOremPublic1,054
Weber State UniversityOgdenPublic950
Southern Utah UniversityCedar CityPublic735
Utah State University-Logan Yellow RibbonLoganPublic703
Salt Lake Community College Salt Lake City Ut Yellow RibbonSalt Lake CityPublic636
Brigham Young University ProvoProvoPrivate nonprofit485
Utah Tech University Yellow RibbonSt GeorgePublic323
Nightingale College Yellow RibbonSalt Lake CityFor-profit317
Ogden Weber Technical CollegeOgdenPublic131
Davis Technical CollegeKaysvillePublic126
Joyce University of Nursing and Healthcare Science Yellow RibbonDraperFor-profit108
Rocky Mountain University of Health Professions Yellow Ribbon FlaggedProvoFor-profit75
Westminster University Yellow RibbonSalt Lake CityPrivate nonprofit57
Snow College Ephriam UtEphraimPublic53
Mountainland Technical College-Lehi UtLehiPublic48
Park University-Hill AFBHill AFBPrivate nonprofit46
Bridgerland Technical CollegeLoganPublic41
Neumont University Yellow RibbonSalt Lake CityFor-profit41
Dixie Technical CollegeSt GeorgePublic37
Roseman University of Health Sciences South JordanSouth JordanPrivate nonprofit35
Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University-Hill AFB Yellow RibbonHill AFBPrivate nonprofit34
Midwives College of UtahSalt Lake CityPrivate nonprofit32
Southwest Technical CollegeCedar CityPublic32
Fortis College-Salt Lake CitySalt Lake CityFor-profit29
Tooele Technical CollegeTooelePublic28
Utah State University-Price Yellow RibbonPricePublic27
Eagle Gate College-Layton Yellow RibbonLaytonFor-profit25
Park City Culinary InstituteSalt Lake CityFor-profit25
Utah State University-Brigham City Yellow RibbonBrigham CityPublic23
Paul Mitchell the School Salt Lake City FlaggedSalt Lake CityFor-profit21
Arizona College of Nursing-Salt Lake City Yellow RibbonMurrayFor-profit19
Cr England Premier Truck Driving SchoolWest Valley CityFor-profit18
Provo College Yellow Ribbon FlaggedProvoFor-profit18
Utah State University-Uintah Basin Yellow RibbonVernalPublic17
Cornerstone Aviation INCSalt Lake CityFlight school16
Utah Peace Officer Standards and Training Academy-Sandy UtSandyPublic15
Utah State University-Salt Lake City Yellow RibbonTaylorsvillePublic15
Utah State University-Tooele Yellow RibbonTooelePublic15
Eagle Gate College-Murray Yellow Ribbon FlaggedMurrayFor-profit14
Noorda College of Osteopathic MedicineProvoFor-profit13
Paul Mitchell the School-ProvoProvoFor-profit12
Rocky Vista University Com Southern Utah Yellow RibbonIvinsFor-profit9
Acaydia School of AestheticsProvoFor-profit8
Uintah Basin Technical College Roosevelt UtRooseveltPublic7
Intermountain Massage Therapy CollegeBountifulFor-profit5
Utah College of Dental HygieneOremFor-profit5

Sorted by how many students use VA benefits there. Schools with fewer than 50 are listed without a page of their own — look them up in VA’s comparison tool.

We take nothing from schools. No referral fees, no sponsored listings, no lead generation. Everything on this page comes from VA’s own published data.

Work out what your benefit covers here with the calculator, and see what to do about the gap.

Studying toward a job rather than a credential? Employers who actively want military experience post on HireAVeteran.org, and many of them pay tuition.

If you’re staying in Utah

Check whether the public universities here charge you the resident rate. Most are required to, regardless of how long ago you separated, and at a public school that is usually the largest single saving available to you — larger than most scholarships.

Then ask each school what it will award for your military training, in writing, before you enroll. The answer varies by a full year between schools.

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