Broadview University - West Jordan is a private, for-profit institution located in West Jordan, Utah, USA. Here is a detailed introduction:

Basic Information

Location: The school is located at 1902 W 7800 S in West Jordan, Utah, in a suburban location.

School size: The school is very small. According to data from the fall of 2018, the total enrollment of the school is only 69, including 57 full-time students and 12 part-time students.

Academic year system: The academic year arrangement is based on the quarter system.

Professional settings

Students can obtain degrees and certificates in 4 different fields. The more popular majors include the following categories:

Health majors and related programs: Provide students with the professional knowledge and skills training required to enter the healthcare industry, so that they can engage in related work in the medical field.

Business, management, marketing and related support services: Covering knowledge in multiple aspects such as business management and marketing, cultivating students' comprehensive abilities in the business field, and laying the foundation for future business career development.

Park, Recreation, Leisure and Fitness Studies: Focuses on education in park management, recreational activity organization, leisure industry operation and fitness guidance, suitable for students interested in the leisure and entertainment industry.

Teaching Features

Low teacher-student ratio: The teacher-student ratio is 8:1. The relatively low teacher-student ratio enables teachers to pay better attention to each student's learning situation, provide students with more personalized guidance and support, and help students better master knowledge and skills.

Practical teaching: Focus on practical teaching, through cooperation with local enterprises and institutions, provide students with internship and practice opportunities, so that students can apply what they have learned in the actual work environment, improve their practical ability and professional quality, and enhance their employment competitiveness.

Recognize life experience credits: The school recognizes students' life experience and can give corresponding credits accordingly, which provides a more flexible learning path for students with certain work experience or other relevant experience, helping them complete their studies faster.

Admissions

Admissions policy: Implement an open admissions policy, no application fee, lower the admission threshold, and provide more students with the opportunity to receive higher education.

Student composition: According to the data from the fall of 2018, 91% of the students are female and 9% are male. In terms of racial distribution, 71% are white, 22% are Hispanic/Latino, 4% are American Indian or Alaska Native, 1% are two or more races, 1% are unknown race/ethnicity, and there are no Asians, blacks or African Americans, nonresident aliens, and Native Hawaiians or other Pacific Islanders.

Tuition and Aid

Tuition: In the 2018-2019 academic year, tuition for both in-state and out-of-state students is $15,900, in addition to approximately $72 for books and supplies.

Aid: The school offers a variety of funding options for students. In the 2018-2019 academic year, 78% of undergraduates received grants or scholarships, with an average scholarship or grant amount of $4,542.