Salt Lake Community College

Salt Lake Community College (SLCC) serves as the largest two-year institution in Utah, with its main campus located in Taylorsville, a suburb of Salt Lake City, and multiple satellite locations throughout the Salt Lake Valley. The college maintains a comprehensive network of campuses, including specialized facilities like the Center for Arts and Media at South City Campus and the Westpointe Center for Career and Technical Education. Established in 1948 as Salt Lake Area Vocational School, SLCC now offers more than 120 areas of study in both career and technical education programs as well as associate degrees designed for university transfer. The college operates primarily as a commuter institution with no on-campus housing, though its locations are accessible via public transportation throughout the greater Salt Lake metropolitan area. Academic programs in health sciences, business, and applied technologies constitute some of the institution's core educational offerings.