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(Geoffrey Fattah, Deseret News) -- Utahns who have a higher education degree or certification have a better income level, feel happier, have a better family life and use less public assistance than those who do not have a post-secondary education. According to a new Dan Jones & Associates poll released Wednesday, Utahns with a degree or certification have an income...
READ · Aug 18
(Brian Maffly, Salt Lake Tribune) -- A new survey underwritten by Utah’s business community documents broad social and economic benefits enjoyed by those with college degrees, suggesting that public investment in higher education offers robust returns. Degree holders are less likely to have been unemployed and to have tapped public assistance such as food stamps and Medicaid, according to a...
READ · Aug 18
A partnership between the University of Utah and Dixie State College will give students a chance to earn a degree in social work without leaving southern Utah.
READ · Feb 26
1. Do you want to earn more than $30,000 a year? Youll probably need a higher education. 2. Ever need help from a nurse, a doctor, a mechanic, a plumber, an electrician, or an HVAC technician? They all (usually) have post-secondary...
READ · Nov 12
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