Utah landscape

Tra­di­tion­al Schools in Utah

alphabetical / by state

13 Traditional Schools in Utah

Founded by settlers from the Church of Latter-Day Saints seeking a place to practice their religious without persecution, the western state of Utah has been a unique and unusual place from the start. While the Church dominates the state socially and culturally, much of life in Utah is shaped by its geography and climate - a high elevation, rugged mountains, desert climate, and extreme winters made Utah a home for only the toughest, most determined Americans, a lasting legacy of community-building, cooperation, and collective strength. For the size of its population, Utah has a surprising proportion of highly-ranked, excellent colleges and universities, from the world-renowned Brigham Young University to the top public research institutions, the University of Utah and Utah State University. With a culture that puts a premium on preparedness and learning, Utah is primed to take on the 21st century.
Murray, Utah

Arizona College of Nursing-Salt Lake City

Provo, Utah
82.1
College Consensus
87.4
Student Consensus
76.9
Publisher Consensus

Brigham Young University

Salt Lake City, Utah

Ensign College

Salt Lake City, Utah

Neumont College of Computer Science

Ephraim, Utah

Snow College

Cedar City, Utah

Southern Utah University

Logan, Utah

Utah State University

Saint George, Utah

Utah Tech University

Orem, Utah

Utah Valley University

Salt Lake City, Utah
69.4
College Consensus
80.9
Student Consensus
57.9
Publisher Consensus

University of Utah

Ogden, Utah

Weber State University

Salt Lake City, Utah

Western Governors University

Salt Lake City, Utah

West­min­ster College (UT)