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House approves bill transferring Central Applied Technology College functions to Snow College
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The Utah House approved Third Substitute House Bill 161 by a 61-9 vote to remove the Central Applied Technology College from the Utah College of Applied Technology and transfer its functions to Snow College; supporters said funding will follow students and UCAT will continue oversight, while others warned of funding inequities.
The Utah House voted 61-9 to approve Third Substitute House Bill 161, removing the Central Applied Technology College from the Utah College of Applied Technology and transferring its functions and responsibilities to Snow College.
Supporters said the move was driven by local demand and timing. "I'm strongly in favor of this legislation," Representative Burkhart said, noting Snow College is assigned a clear mission for applied-technology education and that the Utah Colleges of Applied Technology board would be required to monitor…
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