Bridgerland Technical College

Logan, Utah, United States · Est. 1971 · Community College

Hands-on technical education for career-focused students in Utah's Bear River Region.

  • Founded September 17, 1971 as Bridgerland Area Vocational Center
  • Public community college part of Utah System of Higher Education
  • Located in Logan, Utah with satellite campuses in Brigham City and Woodruff
  • 1,534 students enrolled (Fall 2023)
  • Accredited by Council on Occupational Education
  • 40+ career and technical education programs across construction, healthcare, manufacturing, and public safety

Academics

Bridgerland Technical College delivers competency-based, employer-guided career and technical education to secondary and post-secondary students. The college offers over 40 programs across diverse fields including construction, healthcare, manufacturing, transportation, public safety, and design. Many programs are designated as high-wage, high-demand careers by USHE and DWS. Instruction emphasizes hands-on training and real-world application through traditional and technology-enhanced methodologies.

Campus & Student Life

The main Logan campus provides the majority of courses, a cafeteria, and bookstore. The West campus extension offers new or transferred courses. Satellite campuses in Brigham City and Rich County offer scaled-down versions of main campus programs. The college serves the Bear River Region and supports dual enrollment for high school juniors and seniors from Cache County, Logan, and Box Elder school districts, with most classes free except for select lab fees.

Admissions

Bridgerland welcomes both secondary and post-secondary students. High school dual enrollment is available to juniors and seniors from partner school districts. The college offers adult programs and financial aid support. Prospective students can meet with advisors and schedule campus tours to explore career pathways and program options.

Mission & Values

The college is committed to developing and expanding individual skills and knowledge while serving the technical education needs of the community. Strategic planning emphasizes student success, data-driven management, facility modernization, and relationship building. The institution operates under guiding principles focused on workforce development and economic growth in the Bear River Region.

Founded
1971
Type
Community College
Courses
15
Total intake
Not yet verified
AffiliationUtah System of Higher Education
Websitehttp://www.btech.edu
HousingNot available
Some details are still being verified.

Quick stats

Courses offered
15
Avg career outcomes
$38.3K
Total intake
Not yet verified
Housing
No
Data last verified June 2026 · compiled from official sources