For example, a student may want to improve a welding technique, learn a spreadsheet program such as Quattro Pro, take a medical terminology or ICD-9 insurance coding class, or improve basic academic skills in the SCIL Lab. Students will not receive a Certification of Completion but may use student employment resources. Registration fees must be paid before a student is enrolled. Cost for a non-resident is three times the resident cost. Residency requirements are outlined in the Salt Lake Community College catalog.
Payment is due on or before the first day of each month.
Student fees are included in the program cost. Please see the program portion of this catalog for program cost information. Students whose program cost is paid by a community agency must provide an authorization form from the agency prior to enrollment. The Skills Center assists students who need financial aid. Several sources of assistance are available to eligible students.