For-profit college in West Jordan, Utah that ceased operations in 2024.
Broadview College was originally founded as The Bryman School in 1977 with just 17 students in Salt Lake City. The institution expanded significantly over decades, relocating to West Jordan in 2000 and rebranding as Utah Career College. In 2010, it became Broadview University and began offering graduate programs. The college operated multiple campuses at its peak, including locations in Layton and Orem, though these were closed by 2018. The institution ceased all operations in 2024.
Broadview offered a range of degree programs including associate of applied science degrees (authorized 1996), bachelor of science degrees (authorized 2006), bachelor of fine arts degrees, and graduate programs including Master of Science in Management and Master of Business Administration (both authorized 2010). The Master of Science in Management featured emphases in Information Technology, Health Care Management, and Management Leadership. The college also offered fully online programs through its West Jordan campus beginning in 2008.
Broadview College was a private for-profit institution classified as a career college. At the time of closure, it had 268 students. The college was located at coordinates 40.61028°N, 111.94139°W in West Jordan, Utah, United States.