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Code · Utah · Title 53H — Higher Education · Chapter 4

53H-4-502. Snow College -- Richfield campus.

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Effective 10/14/2025
53H-4-502. Snow College -- Richfield campus.
(1)There is established a branch campus of Snow College in Richfield, Utah, known as the Snow College Richfield campus.
(2)Snow College shall administer the branch campus under the general control and supervision of the board as an integrated part of Snow College's mission, programs, and curriculum.
(3)Snow College shall:
(a)maintain a strong curriculum in career and technical education courses at the Snow College Richfield campus and within the region served by Snow College which can be transferred to other institutions within the higher education system, together with lower division courses and courses required for associate degrees in science, arts, applied science, and career and technical education; and
(b)work with school districts and charter schools in developing an aggressive concurrent enrollment program in cooperation with Snow College Richfield campus.
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