United States
Utah Tech University
Tuition fee
$16,000–$23,000
QS ranking
University ranking
U.S. News & World Report – Regional Universities West; #1 in Utah for lowest tuition among 4-year institutions; Recognized for innovation and affordability
Public university in St. George, Utah, founded in 1911 (as St. George Stake Academy), formerly Dixie State University. Around 12,000 students, including 250+ international students from 50+ countries. Open-enrollment institution with growing research activity; modern facilities; safe, sunny location near national parks.
Academic programs
Tuition Fees (2025–26)
Estimated annual tuition for international students.
Undergraduate (International)
~$16,000/year
Graduate (International)
~$17,000–$19,000/year
Doctoral
~$23,000/year
Scholarships
Institutional and external options for international students.
International Merit Scholarships
Up to 50% tuition reduction.
Global Ambassadors Program
Leadership and outreach scholarship for international engagement.
Need-based aid
Available for select applicants.
External scholarships
Opportunities via EducationUSA, private foundations, and others.
Required Documents
Official academic transcripts
Translated if not in English.
Proof of English proficiency
IELTS, TOEFL, or Duolingo.
Passport copy
Copy of passport ID page.
Personal statement or essay
Program-specific.
Letters of recommendation
Required for graduate/doctoral programs.
Resume/CV
Required for some programs.
Financial affidavit and bank statement
For visa purposes.
Rankings
U.S. News & World Report
Regional Universities West.
#1 in Utah for lowest tuition
Among 4-year institutions.
Innovation and affordability
Recognized for innovation and affordability.
Open-enrollment designation
With growing research activity.
Student Life & Campus
Located in sunny, safe St. George with modern facilities and abundant outdoor activities.
Location
Sunny, safe St. George with year-round outdoor activities.
Facilities
Science labs, media studios, innovation center.
International Student Services
Orientation, cultural exchange programs, and immigration advising.
Housing
On-campus and off-campus options.
Student organizations
80+ student clubs and organizations.
Transportation
Free public transportation for students.
Outdoors
Hiking, national parks, and red rock landscapes nearby.
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