Why Utah Tech's Program For People Over 50 Is Booming

There was a time when the purpose to attend college was to learn things and improve you mind rather than to increase your earning capability. For those in the Institute for Continued Learning at Utah Tech, the focus is back on learning for the sake of learning.

Engaging Classes for Lifelong Learners

There are more than 75 different classes offered to people 50 and older that want to continue learning and presented in classrooms and even field trips through the University. It is a great place to learn things and socialize with others.

There are some fascinating subjects. Loren Webb knows all kinds of history about Southern Utah and is leading field trips to some local ghost towns. Norm Watkins spent years playing music as a DJ and leads a class on the history of music.

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Expand Your Skills: From Pickle Ball to Writing

Do you want to learn Pickle Ball, genealogy, or how to write a book? It is all offered at Utah Tech. Plus there are kinds of classes on living well. There is so much offered. Check out the 2026 schedule of classes here.

If you or someone you love could use a boost, there's nothing better than engaging your mind and learning something that interests you. Interacting with others doing the same thing can be healthy as well.

It isn't expensive. Membership is just $60 for the semester or $90 for the whole year. Maybe it is time find out the latest on AI or finally understand some of the battles of World War II. It is pretty cool what is offered every day in a Utah Tech classroom.