Dixie Technical College offers multiple pathways that can lead to careers in transportation technology, computer technology, industrial technology, medical technology, service professions, and construction technology. We have 26 accredited programs that can be viewed on our programs page.

You should plan to submit your application as soon as possible. We allow applicants to submit their application up to a year in advance before their program cohort begins. This is due to the high demand of our programs. If you apply for a program cohort that is full, your application will be moved to the next available cohort for consideration. If you have additional questions about an application please contact our admissions office.

Most of our programs last a year or less, and the average cost is around $3500. The cost will vary between programs and most are eligible for financial aid and scholarships. To find a breakdown of the length and cost of specific programs, please refer to “program details” on your desired program page.

Walk-in tours are welcome, or you can schedule a time that works best for you by calling our recruiting office at 435-674-8419 or scheduling online. We highly encourage individuals and groups to schedule a tour to experience our beautiful campus and learn more about our programs.

​​Every graduate of Dixie Technical College will receive an accredited Certificate of Completion from the college. Additionally, many programs offer specific industry certifications that can be earned while attending class or upon graduation. For program specific certification questions please contact us.

Absolutely! All of our programs are open to adults, and most are available for high school juniors and seniors. Visit our High School Students page to learn more about available classes, tuition discounts, and high school dedicated programs. While tuition is waived for High School students they are still responsible for any applicable program specific fees.

Admissions requirements will vary by program. Most programs require a high school diploma or GED for adults and a current transcript for high school students. Other requirements could include ACT scores, placement tests, or equivalent college courses. Some medical programs will require immunization records. Please contact our admissions team with any questions regarding application requirements or visit your specific program page.

You can find a list of scholarships to apply for on our Scholarships page. We also have financial aid coordinators available to help you through the FAFSA process, and provide guidance on other scholarship opportunities. Our goal is to help you graduate with little or no student debt.

Many of our programs have credits that can be transferred to other institutions around the state. For a list of the specific credits listed in articulation agreements, visit our Articulation Page and click on the school you are interested in transferring to. Ultimately, the receiving institution grants credit so please contact the University or College you are wanting to transfer to for more information.