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Snow CollegeUSHE

Ephraim, Utah · USHE public · School-wide averages from federal college data.

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InputCost to start
Net price$5K$0–$30,000 families
In-state tuition$4KPublished sticker price
ThroughputWho finishes
Finish on time45.8%Within 150% of expected time
OutputPay and debt
Typical pay$35KAbout 6 years after starting
Median debt$4KFederal student loans at graduation
How to read these numbers

Numbers on this page are school-wide averages from federal and state data. They do not describe every major or program. Small graduating classes may be hidden for privacy. Apprenticeships and some trade programs are not included.

At Snow College, net price is what families actually pay after grants and scholarships. For families earning $0–$30,000, that was about $5K per year, lower than the median among USHE community colleges in Utah ($7K), and lower than the median among colleges nationwide ($15K).

Finish on time means completing within the normal time frame for the degree (for example, three years for a two-year associate's degree). About 46% of students finished on time, about the same as the median among USHE community colleges in Utah (46%), and lower than the median among colleges nationwide (58%).

Typical pay six years after starting was about $35K, lower than the median among USHE community colleges in Utah ($38K), and about the same as the median among colleges nationwide ($36K). Graduates who borrowed had a median of about $4K in federal loan debt at graduation, about the same as the median among USHE community colleges in Utah ($4K), and lower than the median among colleges nationwide ($10K).

Utah payroll records show typical pay of about $46K one year after finishing, higher than the $35K school-wide figure measured six years after starting. About 57% of associate's degree graduates had a job in Utah one year after finishing.

Net price by family income

What full-time undergraduates actually paid per year after grants and scholarships, by family income band (federal College Scorecard).

Family incomeNet price
$0–$30,000$4,672
$30,001–$48,000$2,273
$48,001–$75,000$5,202
$75,001–$110,000$7,116

Published costs

Published sticker prices where reported. Net price bands above show what families typically paid after aid.

ComponentAmount
Published tuition & fees (in-state)$4,338
Published tuition & fees (out-of-state)$14,288
Total cost of attendance$12,514
Room & board$5,050
Books & supplies$1,450

Who attends

MeasureValue
Undergraduate enrollment3,549
Students receiving Pell grants22.7%
Student–faculty ratio18.0:1

After graduation: jobs and pay

For Utah public colleges, the state tracks graduates who work in Utah using payroll records employers file with the Department of Workforce Services. The U.S. Census Post-Secondary Employment Outcomes (PSEO) study links college transcripts to jobs nationwide. Utah sections show in-state pay and employment; Census sections show national pay, how many graduates stay in Utah, and common industries. Groups with fewer than 10 graduates are hidden for privacy.

Working in Utah (state data)

Pay and employment for graduates found in Utah wage records. Wage figures include only graduates with reported earnings. USHE dashboard.

MeasureValue
Typical annual pay (1 year after graduating, Utah only)$46,210
Lower end (25th percentile)$28,236
Higher end (75th percentile)$59,397
Program groups counted48

Share of graduates employed in Utah about one year after finishing (Utah payroll records; excludes federal employers and graduates who left the state).

Credential typeShare employed in Utah
Certificate · about 1 year after graduating75.8%
Associate Degree · about 1 year after graduating57.2%
Bachelor's Degree · about 1 year after graduating72.0%

How pay changes after graduating (Utah)

Change in annual wages from one year before graduation to one or five years after, for graduates working in Utah. Shown by broad program area. Graduating class: 2023-24 Graduated.

Program areaPay change
Psychology$9,046 (1 yr) · $78,698 (5 yr)
Engineering$54,981 (1 yr) · $42,143 (5 yr)
Business, Management, and Marketing$13,022 (1 yr) · $46,100 (5 yr)
Mechanic and Repair Technologies/Technicians$19,338 (1 yr) · $36,528 (5 yr)
Precision Production$9,944 (1 yr) · $30,959 (5 yr)
Homeland Security, Law Enforcement, Firefighting$4,118 (1 yr) · $25,550 (5 yr)
Computer and Information Sciences$23,207 (1 yr) · $15,998 (5 yr)
Health Professions and Related Programs$20,210 (1 yr) · $21,379 (5 yr)

Where graduates work in Utah

Industry sectors for Utah-employed graduates (payroll records). Counts combine all program areas at this college.

IndustryGraduates employed
Health Care and Social Assistance25 (18.8%)
Educational Services25 (18.8%)
Retail Trade20 (15.0%)
Administrative and Support and Waste Management and Remediation Services20 (15.0%)
Public Administration9 (6.8%)
Construction9 (6.8%)
Accommodation and Food Services8 (6.0%)
Professional, Scientific, and Technical Services8 (6.0%)

Jobs and pay nationwide (U.S. Census)

Transcript-linked earnings and employment across the country. Census PSEO.

Credential typeTypical pay & graduates with jobs
Associate's$27,049 after 1 yr · $45,919 after 5 yrs · 3,179 with jobs
Certificate (1–2 years)$34,620 after 1 yr · $58,704 after 5 yrs · 452 with jobs
Certificate (<1 year)$22,892 after 1 yr · $31,735 after 5 yrs · 262 with jobs
Bachelor's$36,674 after 1 yr · $45,751 after 5 yrs · 118 with jobs
Credential typeStaying in Utah (1 year after finishing)
Associate's77.9% stayed in Utah · 3,437 with jobs nationwide (1 yr after finishing)
Certificate (1–2 years)71.9% stayed in Utah · 552 with jobs nationwide (1 yr after finishing)
Certificate (<1 year)58.6% stayed in Utah · 418 with jobs nationwide (1 yr after finishing)
Bachelor's54.9% stayed in Utah · 91 with jobs nationwide (1 yr after finishing)

Most common industries where graduates work, about one year after finishing (all credential types combined).

IndustryGraduates with jobs (share)
Health care and social assistance1,206 (26.8%)
Retail trade605 (13.5%)
Educational services341 (7.6%)
Accommodation and food services288 (6.4%)
Manufacturing274 (6.1%)
Professional and technical services256 (5.7%)
Construction248 (5.5%)
Administrative and waste services238 (5.3%)

Program areas with the most graduates and reported first-year pay.

Program areaTypical pay after 1 year
Liberal Arts and Sciences, General Studies and Humanities$26,064 · 1,587 with jobs
Registered Nursing, Nursing Administration, Nursing Research and Clinical Nursing$36,527 · 441 with jobs
Registered Nursing, Nursing Administration, Nursing Research and Clinical Nursing$38,352 · 308 with jobs
Registered Nursing, Nursing Administration, Nursing Research and Clinical Nursing$22,905 · 244 with jobs
Business Administration, Management and Operations$26,493 · 193 with jobs
Design and Applied Arts$23,937 · 153 with jobs
Educational Administration and Supervision$22,501 · 118 with jobs
Design and Applied Arts$30,775 · 90 with jobs

Credential-type rows use federal award categories. Compare them within this school, not across different colleges.

Top programs by completions

Typical pay four years after finishing, federal loan debt, and how many students completed each field of study. Rows with too few students are omitted for privacy.

Field of studyCredentialTypical pay (4 yrs)DebtGraduatesDebt vs. pay
Communication and Media StudiesUndergraduate Certificate or DiplomaN/AN/A1,567N/A
Communication and Media StudiesAssociate's DegreeN/AN/A1,567N/A
Allied Health and Medical Assisting ServicesUndergraduate Certificate or Diploma$66K$12KN/A17%
Dental Support Services and Allied ProfessionsAssociate's Degree$64K$13KN/A21%
Liberal Arts and Sciences, General Studies and HumanitiesAssociate's Degree$37K$7KN/A17%
MusicBachelor's Degree$34KN/AN/AN/A
Agricultural Business and ManagementUndergraduate Certificate or DiplomaN/AN/AN/AN/A
Agricultural Business and ManagementAssociate's DegreeN/AN/AN/AN/A
Natural Resources Conservation and ResearchUndergraduate Certificate or DiplomaN/AN/AN/AN/A
Natural Resources Conservation and ResearchAssociate's DegreeN/AN/AN/AN/A

Utah program ROI brief

Completions by award level

3,124 Credentials awarded in the 2023–24 school year (federal completions survey).

Award levelCompletions
Associate2,188
Other award430
Award level 20234
Certificate (1–2 yr)194
Bachelor's78

Institution finances

Endowment, state tax support (public colleges), and Parent PLUS loans. Endowment values come from IPEDS via College Scorecard. Many small schools do not report them.

Endowment

Endowment market value at the start and end of the most recent fiscal year reported to IPEDS. Endowment per student divides year-end value by undergraduate enrollment.

MeasureValue
Endowment (year-end)$26.4M
Endowment (year-start)$17.3M
Change over fiscal year+$9.1M (+52.3%)
Endowment per undergraduate$7K

State support (FY 2024)

State tax appropriations from Transparent Utah: what Utah lawmakers budgeted for this public college, not the full operating budget.

MeasureValue
State tax appropriation$47.0M
Budget full-time students (FTE)3,638
Appropriation per FTE$13K
Appropriation per credential awarded$15K

USHE spend vs. outcomes brief

Institution facts

FieldValue
Highest degree offeredBachelor's
Predominant awardPredominantly associate
AccreditorNorthwest Commission on Colleges and Universities
Campus settingTown, remote
Address150 E College Ave, 84627

Related Utah research

Data sources

  • U.S. College Scorecard (school-wide outcomes)
  • IPEDS directory (2023–24)
  • IPEDS tuition and costs (2023–24)
  • IPEDS completions (2023–24 award year)
  • Transparent Utah appropriations (USHE)
  • USHE Graduate Workforce Outcomes dashboard
  • USHE graduate workforce outcomes, wage growth (Utah)
  • USHE graduate workforce outcomes, industries (Utah)
  • Census LEHD Post-Secondary Employment Outcomes (PSEO)
  • IPEDS finance survey endowment (via College Scorecard)

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