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Budget cuts to Utah’s colleges and universities leaves officials looking to tuition increases to offset lack of funding for fourth consecutive year SALT LAKE CITY – Utah Commissioner of Higher Education, Bill Sederburg, expressed appreciation to the legislature today for keeping budget cuts to colleges and universities to approximately 2%. Sederburg says, “We are disappointed the legislature didn’t follow the...
Physics, Chemistry, and Calculus are all classes I wouldn't have even stepped into if it hadn't been for the Regents' Scholarship and the requirements associated with it. The Regents' Scholarship pushes students like me to take classes that challenge the intellect. Because of the Regents' scholarship I was able to raise my ACT score and...
READ · Mar 01
(Paul Koepp, Deseret News) -- Higher education officials warned Wednesday that continued budget cuts for Utah's colleges would have serious negative consequences. Gov. Gary Herbert held higher education funding steady in his budget proposal. But the Legislature, looking to offset Medicaid costs and even out a "structural imbalance" of more than $300 million, is considering a...
READ · Jan 20
SALT LAKE CITY – In the annual tradition of end of the year lists, Utah Commissioner of Higher Education William Sederburg announced his top ten 2010 events surrounding Utah’s eight public colleges and universities. “Reflecting back over the past year refreshes my mind on how top-quality and accomplished Utah’s colleges and institutions consistently are,” said Sederburg. “So much has happened...
READ · Dec 29
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