Snow College is located 120 miles south of Salt Lake City, Utah, in the beautiful Sanpete Valley. It  was founded in 1888 as an academy for the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints. Snow College operated under the direction of the L.D.S. First Presidency until 1932 when we became a state institution.

As a two year state college, excellence continues to be the hallmark of all our work and activities. Snow College is the preferred choice of approximately 4,000 students who want a small college experience filled with performance and service opportunities. The residential campus in Ephraim offers outstanding academic transfer programs and limited applied technology programs. The south campus, located in Richfield, Utah, offers a broad array of excellent applied technology programs and limited academic transfer programs in high demand fields of study. Both campuses are noted for graduates who have excelled in their areas of study.

• Main campus is located in Ephraim, Utah – 120 miles south of Salt Lake City
• There are two campuses – one in Ephraim and another in Richfield, Utah
• Snow is asked to serve a six-county area in Utah including: Juab, Millard, Piute, Sanpete, Sevier and Wayne Counties. However, students from throughout Utah attend and are welcome at Snow

• Ephraim campus comprises 26 buildings – 14 academic, on 82 acres
• Found on Ephraim campus – Eccles Center for the Performing Arts (89,000 sq. ft including a concert hall and theatre), Activity Center (athletic activities, including swimming, for campus and community), art gallery located in the Humanities Building and Noyes Building (oldest building on campus was restored in 1999).
• Richfield campus comprises 7 buildings on 56 acres
• Found on Richfield campus – Sevier Valley Center (139,000 sq. ft. including an indoor arena, theatre and classrooms) and Administration Building – both facilities are used extensively for conferences
• There are six deans over six divisions and 35 departments at Snow College including: Business & Technology, Fine Arts, Humanities, Natural Sciences & Mathematics, Social & Behavioral Science and Career Technology Education
• 115 faculty and 144 staff

Enrollment

• 4,113 undergraduates
• 2,193 female
• 1,920 male
• 1,883 from six-county and 983 from Wasatch Front

Costs per Year (2013 - 2014 academic year)

Non-resident Tuition                                         $10,332

Non-Resident Tuition Waiver Students          $6,580

Student Fees                                                      $390

Books & Supplies (estimate)                            $750

Cooking apartments (shared)                            $1,900

Cooking apartments (private)                           $2,300

Sleep Study (shared) *                                      $1,600

Sleep Study private) *                                       $1,900

Suites 8-Person (Shared)                                  $1,900

Suites 8-Person (Private)                                  $2,500

Suites 6-Person (Shared)                                  $2,200

Badger Buck/Meal Plan (declining balance)    $1,600

Off Campus Housing                                        $1,500 - $2,500

Total estimated yearly costs (non-residents)

with cooking apartment **          $10,900 - $12,650

with room & board                      $10,000 - $10,500

TOEFL 63                                                                                                                                                                     

ACT or SAT I and request that your test scores be sent to Snow College;

Scholarships

TOEFL от 70 - $ 3 000 – 5 000

GPA is high + Essay (education, leadership and volunteer history),  scholarship -   $ 10 000

ALL scholarships require you to complete at least 15 semester hours of Snow College credit each semester (see your scholarship regarding contract credits that will NOT qualify)
Academic Merit / Scholastic Merit (one year awards)
To keep the scholarship from one semester to the next you must:

• Earn a grade point average (GPA) of at least 3.25 on a 4.0 scale each semester.

Nonresident Tuition Waiver (one year award)
This scholarship has the same requirements as the Western Undergraduate Exchange, (below),
however; this is a one year award and the scholarship CANNOT be deferred.

Western Undergraduate Exchange (or WUE, one to four semesters)
To keep the scholarship from one semester to the next you must:

• Earn a grade point average (GPA) of at least 3.00 on a 4.0 scale each semester of attendance at Snow College.

Degree Programs

Division of Business and Applied Technologies	Allied Health Business Management (AAS/CER) Business Technology Construction Technology Cosmetology Farm and Ranch Management Industrial Mechanics Technology Machine Tool Technology Services Technology Traditional Building Skills Institute (TBSI) Transportation Technology Welding Technology
Division of Humanities	English Philosophy Foreign Language Teaching English and Foreign Languages (TESL) English as a Second Language (ESL)
Division of Fine Arts, Communication, & New Media	Art Dance Communications Music (Horne School of Music) Theatre Center for New Media
Division of Natural Science and Mathematics	Biology Chemistry Engineering Geology Math Physics Natural Resources
Division of Social and Behavioral Science	Education Home and Family Studies Outdoor Leadership and Entrepreneurship Physical Education Social Science