Our mission is to provide a high quality education that enables our graduates to reach their career and life goals through knowledge and skills training that meets the needs of business, industry, and government.
| Other Names |
UCC |
| Type |
Private for-profit, 4-year or above |
| Control |
Private for-profit |
| Size |
Under 1,000 |
| Campus Setting |
Suburb: Large |
| Calendar System |
Quarter |
| Title IV Eligibility |
Participates in Title IV federal financial aid programs |
| Relgious Affiliation |
Not applicable |
| No |
Remedial Services | Yes |
Academic/career counseling service |
| Yes |
Employment services for students | Yes |
Placement services for completers |
| No |
On-campus day care for students' children | |
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| No |
ROTC | Yes |
Distance learning opportunities |
| No |
ROTC: Army | No |
Study abroad |
| No |
ROTC: Navy | Yes |
Weekend/evening college |
| No |
ROTC: Air Force | |
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Sources: National Center for Education Statistics (NCES)
Broadview University Website
Wikipedia
| No |
Less than one year certificate | Yes |
One but less than two years certificate |
| Yes |
Associate's degree | No |
Two but less than 4 years certificate |
| Yes |
Bachelor's degree | No |
Postbaccalaureate certificate |
| No |
Master's degree | No |
Post-master's certificate |
| No |
Doctor's degree | No |
First-professional degree |
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| No |
First-professional certificate |
5-8 Middle School endorsement (Certificate Program)
Learners may prepare for a teaching license with an elementary classroom endorsement K-8 by completing an elementary education major and a specific area endorsement. Learners may prepare for secondary classroom endorsement (grades 5-12) in a specific subject area by completing the and required content area courses as listed in Upper Iowa's approved programs that are on file with the Iowa Department of Education. Those who hold certification to teach may also add an additional endorsement or endorsements at the K-8 and 5-12 levels. Contact the Teacher Education Coordinator for the specific requirements of the K-8 and 5-12 endorsements and learn the requirements for obtaining licensure to teach additional grade levels or subject matter.
7-12 Business (Marketing/Management) (Certificate Program)
Learners may prepare for a teaching license with an elementary classroom endorsement K-8 by completing an elementary education major and a specific area endorsement. Learners may prepare for secondary classroom endorsement (grades 5-12) in a specific subject area by completing the and required content area courses as listed in Upper Iowa's approved programs that are on file with the Iowa Department of Education. Those who hold certification to teach may also add an additional endorsement or endorsements at the K-8 and 5-12 levels. Contact the Teacher Education Coordinator for the specific requirements of the K-8 and 5-12 endorsements and learn the requirements for obtaining licensure to teach additional grade levels or subject matter.
7-12 Business (Marketing/Management) (Certificate Program)
Learners may prepare for a teaching license with an elementary classroom endorsement K-8 by completing an elementary education major and a specific area endorsement. Learners may prepare for secondary classroom endorsement (grades 5-12) in a specific subject area by completing the and required content area courses as listed in Upper Iowa's approved programs that are on file with the Iowa Department of Education. Those who hold certification to teach may also add an additional endorsement or endorsements at the K-8 and 5-12 levels. Contact the Teacher Education Coordinator for the specific requirements of the K-8 and 5-12 endorsements and learn the requirements for obtaining licensure to teach additional grade levels or subject matter.
7-12 Social Sciences (Certificate Program)
Learners may prepare for a teaching license with an elementary classroom endorsement K-8 by completing an elementary education major and a specific area endorsement. Learners may prepare for secondary classroom endorsement (grades 5-12) in a specific subject area by completing the and required content area courses as listed in Upper Iowa's approved programs that are on file with the Iowa Department of Education. Those who hold certification to teach may also add an additional endorsement or endorsements at the K-8 and 5-12 levels. Contact the Teacher Education Coordinator for the specific requirements of the K-8 and 5-12 endorsements and learn the requirements for obtaining licensure to teach additional grade levels or subject matter.
7-12 Social Sciences (Certificate Program)
Learners may prepare for a teaching license with an elementary classroom endorsement K-8 by completing an elementary education major and a specific area endorsement. Learners may prepare for secondary classroom endorsement (grades 5-12) in a specific subject area by completing the and required content area courses as listed in Upper Iowa's approved programs that are on file with the Iowa Department of Education. Those who hold certification to teach may also add an additional endorsement or endorsements at the K-8 and 5-12 levels. Contact the Teacher Education Coordinator for the specific requirements of the K-8 and 5-12 endorsements and learn the requirements for obtaining licensure to teach additional grade levels or subject matter.
Accounting (Bachelor Degree)
The purpose of an accounting major is to build on the foundation of the business core to enable the learner to understand accounting theory and its applications in the areas of financial, tax, not-for-profit and managerial accounting and in the practice of auditing.
Business Administration (Bachelor Degree)
The purpose of a business administration major is to build on the foundation of the business core to provide the learner with a broad-based preparation for business while emphasizing at least two business disciplines. This major provides the learner with an individualized plan to maximize career flexibility.
Education (Bachelor Degree)
Upper Iowa University's Teacher Education Program is committed to preparing teachers who are well-informed, reflective, professional, competent and sensitive to the diverse needs of their pupils. Each teacher education learner is provided with current, practical, applied knowledge and a variety of classroom experiences. The Teacher Education Program is dedicated to the development of teachers with personal education philosophies and systems of beliefs that encourage a lifelong commitment to inquiry and excellence.
Finance (Bachelor Degree)
The purpose of a finance major is to build on the foundation of the business core to enable the learner to utilize appropriate theories to operate in various areas of the financial marketplace.
General Business (Associate Degree)
The purpose of a General Business Associate of Arts degree is to prepare the learner to meet the challenges of entry level positions in a rapidly evolving and increasingly computer-dependent business environment. It provides the learner with a broad-based preparation for business applications as well as for continued study towards a baccalaureate degree in business or other disciplines. A minimum 2.0 GPA in the General Business Associate of Arts is required for graduation.
Health Services Administration (Bachelor Degree)
The purpose of the health services administration major is to prepare the learner to understand the health system and health care financing, to manage diverse groups and to identify new markets.
Human Resource Management (Bachelor Degree)
The purpose of a human resources management major is to build on the foundation of the business core to enable the learner to apply specific skills, knowledge and ethical standards to strategic planning, staffing, training and development, compensation and employee relations.
Human Resource Management (Bachelor Degree)
The purpose of a human resources management major is to build on the foundation of the business core to enable the learner to apply specific skills, knowledge and ethical standards to strategic planning, staffing, training and development, compensation and employee relations.
Human Resource Management (Certificate Program)
BA 210 Management Principles
Human Services (Bachelor Degree)
The purpose of a human services major is to prepare a learner to understand the socioeconomic, psychological and political foundations of a multicultural society and to utilize that know?ledge to identify needs and to coordinate and provide appropriate social services.
K-12 ESL (Certificate Program)
Learners may prepare for a teaching license with an elementary classroom endorsement K-8 by completing an elementary education major and a specific area endorsement. Learners may prepare for secondary classroom endorsement (grades 5-12) in a specific subject area by completing the and required content area courses as listed in Upper Iowa's approved programs that are on file with the Iowa Department of Education. Those who hold certification to teach may also add an additional endorsement or endorsements at the K-8 and 5-12 levels. Contact the Teacher Education Coordinator for the specific requirements of the K-8 and 5-12 endorsements and learn the requirements for obtaining licensure to teach additional grade levels or subject matter.
K-12 ESL (Certificate Program)
Learners may prepare for a teaching license with an elementary classroom endorsement K-8 by completing an elementary education major and a specific area endorsement. Learners may prepare for secondary classroom endorsement (grades 5-12) in a specific subject area by completing the and required content area courses as listed in Upper Iowa's approved programs that are on file with the Iowa Department of Education. Those who hold certification to teach may also add an additional endorsement or endorsements at the K-8 and 5-12 levels. Contact the Teacher Education Coordinator for the specific requirements of the K-8 and 5-12 endorsements and learn the requirements for obtaining licensure to teach additional grade levels or subject matter.
K-12 Instructional Strategist II - BD/LD (Certificate Program)
Learners may prepare for a teaching license with an elementary classroom endorsement K-8 by completing an elementary education major and a specific area endorsement. Learners may prepare for secondary classroom endorsement (grades 5-12) in a specific subject area by completing the and required content area courses as listed in Upper Iowa's approved programs that are on file with the Iowa Department of Education. Those who hold certification to teach may also add an additional endorsement or endorsements at the K-8 and 5-12 levels. Contact the Teacher Education Coordinator for the specific requirements of the K-8 and 5-12 endorsements and learn the requirements for obtaining licensure to teach additional grade levels or subject matter.
K-12 Instructional Strategist II - BD/LD (Certificate Program)
Learners may prepare for a teaching license with an elementary classroom endorsement K-8 by completing an elementary education major and a specific area endorsement. Learners may prepare for secondary classroom endorsement (grades 5-12) in a specific subject area by completing the and required content area courses as listed in Upper Iowa's approved programs that are on file with the Iowa Department of Education. Those who hold certification to teach may also add an additional endorsement or endorsements at the K-8 and 5-12 levels. Contact the Teacher Education Coordinator for the specific requirements of the K-8 and 5-12 endorsements and learn the requirements for obtaining licensure to teach additional grade levels or subject matter.
K-6 Classroom (Certificate Program)
Learners may prepare for a teaching license with an elementary classroom endorsement K-8 by completing an elementary education major and a specific area endorsement. Learners may prepare for secondary classroom endorsement (grades 5-12) in a specific subject area by completing the and required content area courses as listed in Upper Iowa's approved programs that are on file with the Iowa Department of Education. Those who hold certification to teach may also add an additional endorsement or endorsements at the K-8 and 5-12 levels. Contact the Teacher Education Coordinator for the specific requirements of the K-8 and 5-12 endorsements and learn the requirements for obtaining licensure to teach additional grade levels or subject matter.
K-6 English/Language Arts (Certificate Program)
Learners may prepare for a teaching license with an elementary classroom endorsement K-8 by completing an elementary education major and a specific area endorsement. Learners may prepare for secondary classroom endorsement (grades 5-12) in a specific subject area by completing the and required content area courses as listed in Upper Iowa's approved programs that are on file with the Iowa Department of Education. Those who hold certification to teach may also add an additional endorsement or endorsements at the K-8 and 5-12 levels. Contact the Teacher Education Coordinator for the specific requirements of the K-8 and 5-12 endorsements and learn the requirements for obtaining licensure to teach additional grade levels or subject matter.
K-6 English/Language Arts (Certificate Program)
Learners may prepare for a teaching license with an elementary classroom endorsement K-8 by completing an elementary education major and a specific area endorsement. Learners may prepare for secondary classroom endorsement (grades 5-12) in a specific subject area by completing the and required content area courses as listed in Upper Iowa's approved programs that are on file with the Iowa Department of Education. Those who hold certification to teach may also add an additional endorsement or endorsements at the K-8 and 5-12 levels. Contact the Teacher Education Coordinator for the specific requirements of the K-8 and 5-12 endorsements and learn the requirements for obtaining licensure to teach additional grade levels or subject matter.
K-6 Social Science (Social Studies) (Certificate Program)
Learners may prepare for a teaching license with an elementary classroom endorsement K-8 by completing an elementary education major and a specific area endorsement. Learners may prepare for secondary classroom endorsement (grades 5-12) in a specific subject area by completing the and required content area courses as listed in Upper Iowa's approved programs that are on file with the Iowa Department of Education. Those who hold certification to teach may also add an additional endorsement or endorsements at the K-8 and 5-12 levels. Contact the Teacher Education Coordinator for the specific requirements of the K-8 and 5-12 endorsements and learn the requirements for obtaining licensure to teach additional grade levels or subject matter.
K-6 Social Science (Social Studies) (Certificate Program)
Learners may prepare for a teaching license with an elementary classroom endorsement K-8 by completing an elementary education major and a specific area endorsement. Learners may prepare for secondary classroom endorsement (grades 5-12) in a specific subject area by completing the and required content area courses as listed in Upper Iowa's approved programs that are on file with the Iowa Department of Education. Those who hold certification to teach may also add an additional endorsement or endorsements at the K-8 and 5-12 levels. Contact the Teacher Education Coordinator for the specific requirements of the K-8 and 5-12 endorsements and learn the requirements for obtaining licensure to teach additional grade levels or subject matter.
K-6 and 7-12 Instructional Strategist I - Mild/Moderate (Certificate Program)
Learners may prepare for a teaching license with an elementary classroom endorsement K-8 by completing an elementary education major and a specific area endorsement. Learners may prepare for secondary classroom endorsement (grades 5-12) in a specific subject area by completing the and required content area courses as listed in Upper Iowa's approved programs that are on file with the Iowa Department of Education. Those who hold certification to teach may also add an additional endorsement or endorsements at the K-8 and 5-12 levels. Contact the Teacher Education Coordinator for the specific requirements of the K-8 and 5-12 endorsements and learn the requirements for obtaining licensure to teach additional grade levels or subject matter.
K-6 and 7-12 Instructional Strategist I - Mild/Moderate (Certificate Program)
Learners may prepare for a teaching license with an elementary classroom endorsement K-8 by completing an elementary education major and a specific area endorsement. Learners may prepare for secondary classroom endorsement (grades 5-12) in a specific subject area by completing the and required content area courses as listed in Upper Iowa's approved programs that are on file with the Iowa Department of Education. Those who hold certification to teach may also add an additional endorsement or endorsements at the K-8 and 5-12 levels. Contact the Teacher Education Coordinator for the specific requirements of the K-8 and 5-12 endorsements and learn the requirements for obtaining licensure to teach additional grade levels or subject matter.
K-6 and 7-12 Reading (Certificate Program)
Learners may prepare for a teaching license with an elementary classroom endorsement K-8 by completing an elementary education major and a specific area endorsement. Learners may prepare for secondary classroom endorsement (grades 5-12) in a specific subject area by completing the and required content area courses as listed in Upper Iowa's approved programs that are on file with the Iowa Department of Education. Those who hold certification to teach may also add an additional endorsement or endorsements at the K-8 and 5-12 levels. Contact the Teacher Education Coordinator for the specific requirements of the K-8 and 5-12 endorsements and learn the requirements for obtaining licensure to teach additional grade levels or subject matter.
K-6 and 7-12 Reading (Certificate Program)
Learners may prepare for a teaching license with an elementary classroom endorsement K-8 by completing an elementary education major and a specific area endorsement. Learners may prepare for secondary classroom endorsement (grades 5-12) in a specific subject area by completing the and required content area courses as listed in Upper Iowa's approved programs that are on file with the Iowa Department of Education. Those who hold certification to teach may also add an additional endorsement or endorsements at the K-8 and 5-12 levels. Contact the Teacher Education Coordinator for the specific requirements of the K-8 and 5-12 endorsements and learn the requirements for obtaining licensure to teach additional grade levels or subject matter.
Liberal Arts (Associate Degree)
The purpose of the Liberal Arts Associate of Arts degree is to prepare the learner with a broad general education foundation coupled with courses of specific interest for personal, professional or educational growth. It prepares the learner for continued study towards a baccalaureate degree.
Management (Bachelor Degree)
The purpose of a management major is to build on the foundation of the business core to enable the learner to apply theoretical organizational strategies to practical business situations and to present, analyze and evaluate options to effectively integrate material and human resources for enhanced productivity toward a socially responsible end.
Marketing (Bachelor Degree)
The purpose of a marketing major is to build on the foundation of the business core by enabling the learner to apply marketing theory and principles as well as to research and critically evaluate the marketing implications of current events, emerging trends and changing perspectives in the international marketplace.
Marketing (Certificate Program)
BA 208 Marketing Principles
Organizational Communications (Certificate Program)
COMM 100 Interpersonal Communications
PK-K Early Childhood (Certificate Program)
Learners may prepare for a teaching license with an elementary classroom endorsement K-8 by completing an elementary education major and a specific area endorsement. Learners may prepare for secondary classroom endorsement (grades 5-12) in a specific subject area by completing the and required content area courses as listed in Upper Iowa's approved programs that are on file with the Iowa Department of Education. Those who hold certification to teach may also add an additional endorsement or endorsements at the K-8 and 5-12 levels. Contact the Teacher Education Coordinator for the specific requirements of the K-8 and 5-12 endorsements and learn the requirements for obtaining licensure to teach additional grade levels or subject matter.
PK-K Early Childhood (Certificate Program)
Learners may prepare for a teaching license with an elementary classroom endorsement K-8 by completing an elementary education major and a specific area endorsement. Learners may prepare for secondary classroom endorsement (grades 5-12) in a specific subject area by completing the and required content area courses as listed in Upper Iowa's approved programs that are on file with the Iowa Department of Education. Those who hold certification to teach may also add an additional endorsement or endorsements at the K-8 and 5-12 levels. Contact the Teacher Education Coordinator for the specific requirements of the K-8 and 5-12 endorsements and learn the requirements for obtaining licensure to teach additional grade levels or subject matter.
Psychology (Bachelor Degree)
The purpose of a psychology major is to enable a learner to interpret psychological theory utilizing scientific methodology in order to apply that knowledge to describe, analyze, predict, and shape human behavior.
Public Administration (Bachelor Degree)
The purpose of a public administration major is to prepare a learner to understand public organizations and to utilize that knowledge to manage, plan and administer public policy.
Public Administration - Fire Science (Bachelor Degree)
The public administration core of 27 credits and emphasis of nine credits must be completed for a total of 36 semester credits.
Public Administration - Law Enforcement (Bachelor Degree)
The public administration core of 27 credits and emphasis of nine credits must be completed for a total of 36 semester credits.
Technology and Information Management (Bachelor Degree)
The purpose of the technology and information management major is to provide a combination of business and technology courses to enable the learner to serve in a managerial and leadership capacity while working with computer specialists, programmers, managers, end-users and clients.
Technology and Information Management (Bachelor Degree)
The purpose of the technology and information management major is to provide a combination of business and technology courses to enable the learner to serve in a managerial and leadership capacity while working with computer specialists, programmers, managers, end-users and clients.
Technology and Information Management (Bachelor Degree)
The purpose of the technology and information management major is to provide a combination of business and technology courses to enable the learner to serve in a managerial and leadership capacity while working with computer specialists, programmers, managers, end-users and clients.
Technology and Information Management (Certificate Program)
MIS 201 Computer Programming (or other programming course)
Technology and Information Management (Certificate Program)
MIS 201 Computer Programming (or other programming course)
Technology and Information Management (Certificate Program)
MIS 201 Computer Programming (or other programming course)
okay.. so i want to go into massage therapy, but im not positive on which school to go to after high school. any help??:) if you have experience or advice at all on massage that would be great! oh. and i want to go to school in provo, utah.
Top Answer:
Place the name of each school individually into your favorite search engine and add the phrase rankings and reviews. Then do a compare and contrast.
If there is time the best approach is to visit each school and to speak to faculty, students and admissions .
I"m in utah, and i'm an 18 year old boy. There's a university called broadview, and i had an appointment there, and got a tour of the place to get majored in bachelor of arts in sequential imaging. But they always seemed very pushy in getting in their school. It's $500 a credit, and it takes over 150 credits to get my degree. They called me several times to know when i can go over there to pay everything. On the appointment, they had me sign several papers, and my mom was there. They said we already signed the acceptance paper, but my mom said that we never did, and she got way mad. It would cost $75,000 to get the degree, and i would end up up about 40,000 when i get the degree. I'm starting to question this school, it seems a little fishy right now. Maybe i should stay in university of utah, the regular public university, instead of a career college. Does this school sound right to you?
University of utah is only $2000 a semester for full time students.
University of Utah, Salt Lake City-
Utah State University, Logan-
Dixie State College of Utah, St. George-
Southern Utah University, Cedar City
Utah Valley University, Orem
Weber State University, Ogden
USU-College of Eastern Utah, Price
Snow College, Ephraim
Salt Lake Community College, various locations in Salt Lake County and Tooele County
Regional Campuses of the Utah College of Applied Technology
Bridgerland Applied Technology College, Logan
Dixie Applied Technology College, St. George
Mountainland Applied Technology College, Orem
Ogden-Weber Applied Technology College, Ogden
Tooele Applied Technology College, Salt Lake City
Southwest Applied Technology College, Cedar City
Uintah Basin Applied Technology College, Roosevelt
Davis Applied Technology College, Kaysville
Brigham Young University, Provo
George Wythe University, Cedar City
Western Governors University, Salt Lake City (online education)
Westminster College, Salt Lake City, Salt Lake City (liberal arts college)
Webster University Utah, Murray
LDS Business College, Salt Lake City
Eagle Gate College, Murray, Layton, Salt Lake City
Neumont University, South Jordan
Provo College, Provo
Rocky Mountain University of Health Professions, Provo
Stevens-Henager College, Ogden
University of Phoenix, Salt Lake City
Broadview University, Layton, West Jordan, Orem, Salt Lake City
ITT Technical Institute, Murray
All the addresses for these...
The first one to have all the answers gets triple points!
Top Answer:
You don't know how to use Google? Do you really think someone here is going to look up the addresses for all those places for you?
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I was looking into vet colleges and I found a couple but I was wondering if anyone knows anything about these coleges? Please provide a link (if you can) to info about the colleges. Also if have any othe vet colleges that you know that are good and semi-easy to get into tell me! Here's the list to the colleges/universities I found:
Vatterott College; Kaplan College; Harrison College; Broadview University; Penn Foster; Globe University; Anthem College. Thank you ever so much! ^^
Top Answer:
Most of the colleges that you'd mentioned are those online, For-profit schools (though may have 'brick and mortar' buildings and may be 'accredited') including penn foster, anthem and kaplan. Please also steer clear of other schools that are online and for-profit such as devry, ITT tech, strayer, aiu, pima institute, keiser, argosy, sanford brown, westwood, ashworth, capella, high tech, ashford, colorado tech, allied schools, everest, grand canyon, university of phoenix, stratford career, kaplan, heald, walden and others as they are merely out to "make a profit" (** and course credits may NOT transfer to other schools).
Please also be aware that those schools only seem to offer a veterinary technician program as opposed to vet medical school. Vet school admissions is also supposed to be very competitive, as someone else mentioned, especially since there are only a certain number of accredited vet schools. The curriculum should be extremely intense, too.
For accredited veterinary schools (and most need a bachelor's degree to Possibly get accepted): http://www.avma.org
These consumer sites have negative posts by former students about those online, for-profit schools, and please heed the students' warnings:
- http://www.ripoffreport.com
- http://www.pissedconsumer.com
- http://www.complaintsboard.com and can search.
For U.S. colleges: http://www.utexas.edu/world/univ
General career info: http://www.bls.gov/oco and can search 'veterinarians', 'veterinary technologists and technicians' or such.
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details and whatnot. I am 14 years old and I am looking into colleges that I want to attend. I live in California,but I really want to go to Broadview University in Utah. Not sure if I want to be in Orem or Salt Lake City. My sister (21) told me it costs more to move states for a school. How much more? I want to be a chiropractor, acupuncturist, and a masseuse. I plan on taking anatomy and biology, as well as genetics. (I like science) So I guess I want to know as much as I can about the costs of changing states, going to college, and living expenses.
Top Answer:
So you're asking about the out of state tuition vs in state tuition at Broadview University in Utah. I'll try and provide that information for you.
Broadview University: Orem information:
1) This is a proprietary college
2) They only offer massage therapy out of all your interests. You can only get a associates (2 year degree).
3) There website reported no tuition information for out of state residents.
http://www.broadviewuniversity.edu/financial-aid/tuition-fees.aspx - This first link takes you to the tuition page of their website
http://www.broadviewuniversity.edu/default.aspx - This second link takes you to the general website for their college.
You'll want to look someplace else for all the areas that you're interested in. This college just does not have what you're looking for (besides massage therapy).
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