Many of Utah's colleges, universities, and ATC's offer evening certificate and degree programs. It depends on what grade level of classes you want to take. Also, there are several ways classes are delivered, and that can determine how you take a class. See your high school counsellor for more information on these and earning college level credit while still in high school. For college and university classes, check with the Utah college or university of your choice for a list of electronically delivered courses.
Enrollment takes place through the college or university.
Some college level classes are broadcast, so anyone can watch them, but to receive credit, you must enroll in a college or university. Utah Education Network classes generally come from other Utah public schools, colleges, and universities. Just ask the thousands of Utah students who have taken distance learning classes. There are many studies which show distance education students do as well as, or slightly better than traditional classroom students. For example, in a telecourse, students are not only required to view the course work, but also have assignments, write papers, and take tests, which may be at a local center.