Archive for November 2022

It’s back and bigger than ever! Bridgerland Technical College invites you to Santa’s NORTH POLE EXTRAVAGANZA!! This a FREE event for the community to start the holiday season.

Every stop is a new adventure!

Bridgerland Technical College Logan Campus – 1301 North 600 West
When: December 2, 2022
From: 4-8pm

Come visit Santa’s North Pole Village and meet Santa AND Mrs. Claus. They will be at Bridgerland Technical College from 4-8pm.

Visit Santa’s Elf Workshop to see all the toys being tested, play games, and make a FREE custom t-shirt.

Head over to the North Pole Sleigh Shop, the only repair shop Santa uses to keep his sleigh in mint condition, meet Santa’s favorite little creatures, and keep the runway safe from Snow Gremlins!

At Santa’s Sweet Shop, kids can decorate Santa’s favorite cookies and Christmas beverages.

Kids can try various crafts to get into the Christmas spirit, including custom Christmas Snow Globes, Tree Ornaments, Jewelry, and more!

Don’t forget to drop into the North Pole Postal service, write a letter, and mail it to Santa. (Children will get a note in the mail with a response FROM SANTA).

Check out the team that cares for Santa’s teeth and heart health before he flies on the big night!

Then visit with our team of students who use a high-tech Santa Tracking System to make sure the big night goes smoothly.

There are so many activities that you won’t want to miss.

Stop by and join the fun! 

Bridgerland Technical College, in compliance with §53B-7-101.5, Utah Code Annotated 1953, Proposed tuition increases – Notice – Hearings, is hereby providing notice of a proposed tuition change and Public Hearing on the proposed change.

PUBLIC HEARING
Tuesday, November 29, 2022, 3 p.m.
Administrative Boardroom
Bridgerland Technical College
1301 North 600 West
Logan, UT 84321

Pursuant to direction from the Utah Board of Higher Education (UBHE) and the Commissioner, Bridgerland Technical College, along with the other technical colleges in Utah, are in the process of converting from clock hours to credit hours. In order to facilitate this conversion, one of the steps is converting the tuition rate from clock hours to credit hours. Simultaneously, new UBHE policies require the conversion of some student fees into tuition. Accordingly, this proposed change will result in an overall change for the college that is revenue neutral in all material respects. The change will be from $2.00/membership (clock) hour to $95.00/credit hour. The college will have time during Fiscal Year (FY) 2023-2024 where both the credit-hour rate and the clock-hour rate will be necessary in order to accommodate a “teach out” for students who began on the clock-hour model. The college is not proposing any change to the $2.00/clock-hour rate.

The change from clock-hour to credit-hour tuition is a complete reset of the tuition charges. Accordingly, the college is not estimating any additional revenue assuming all other factors remain constant. There are a number of moving parts with credit conversion and program alignment, so it is difficult to predict the results with any degree of certainty. However, Bridgerland Technical College has maintained a long-standing practice of tuition and fee revenue following the student to the program/department in which they are enrolled. Because tuition and fees, when applicable, only cover part of the cost of education, the remaining cost is subsidized through legislative appropriations.

All concerned students and citizens are invited to attend this Public Hearing on the proposed credit-hour tuition change, which will become effective July 1, 2023.