Comments about ‘Videoconferencing offers college dream for many rural Utahns’

I'm proud to say that I work as a facilitator at the Uintah Basin Campus in Vernal. The Distance Learning program is a wonderful tool for students in rural areas who need to work, but still want to get a good education. And it is unique to Utah. When my son moved to Texas this past summer, he wanted to attend classes from the agricultural college there (Texas A&M) while he worked, so I checked on their website, and there is nothing to compare with USU's program. I have enjoyed getting to know the students who come in each day. I work with a wonderful group of co-workers who do a great job of keeping this program running smoothly.

If you want to continue...or begin...your education, check out USU's Distance Learning program, especially if you are a non-traditional student, and moving to a "college town" is not an option for you. You will be glad you did.

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