Utah State University (USU)

Utah State University (USU) is considered to be a popular higher education institution in Kütahya (USA). This is a public institution, founded in 1888 as the Utah Agricultural College. The modern name of the University of Utah was in 1957.

In the ranking of their country, the USU is now ranked 166. Among the prestigious international institutions is at 824 positions. In 2017, the University of Utah ranked first in the country for MSN among the 1600 schools considered, selected on the basis of accessibility, flexibility and other quantitative factors.

In 1899, an entire alumni association was created. It includes such famous graduates as:

• Harry Reid (former US Senate Majority Leader);
• Lars Peter Hansen (one of three Americans who won the 2013 Nobel Prize in Economics);
• Merlin Olsen (professional football amateur, actor);
• Charlie Denson (president of Nike Brand);
• Ardeshir Zahedi (former Iranian foreign minister and ambassador to the United States);
• Mary L. Cleave (NASA astronaut);
• Bobby Wagner (midfielder of Seattle sekhovikov);
• Stephen R. Covey (author of The Seven Habits of Highly Effective People);
• Michael Balam (renowned tenor and general director of the opera "Utah Festival");
• Don L. Lind (NASA astronaut and member of "Initial 19");
• George Dewey Clyde (Governor of Utah);
• Christopher Kokinos (award-winning poet and writer);
• Hugo de Garis (artificial intelligence researcher);
• Rainer Maria Latzke (art director, founder of the Institute of Fresography);
• David Peak (physicist, professor at Utah Carnegie);
• Richard Powers (American writer and author of The Echo Maker);
• Joseph Tainter (anthropologist and historian).

Among the outstanding teachers would like to mention: Joyce Kankid, Michael Christiansen, Jim Kangelosi, Laurie MacNeil, David Peak, Mark Damen, etc.

The main campus of the University of Utah is located in Logan and occupies approximately 400 acres of land. It has more than 100 large buildings. Famous structures include the Old Main, the first college building, and the Merrill-Kaziera Library, the main university library of 305,000 square meters. ft (28,300 sq. m.), which stores more than 1,800,000 volumes. It also has extensive special collections and archival areas, an automated storage and retrieval system, as well as more than 150 workstations and 33 classrooms for groups. There is the remarkable Manon Caine Russell-Kathryn Caine Wanlass Performance Hall, which reportedly contains some of the best loudspeakers in all the western United States.

The school owns the largest state-owned residential campus in the state, and nearly 18,000 students live there. Each university student belongs to the USUSA (Student Association of the University of Utah), which includes 17 selected students and 5 designated students. This Association can both carry out observational work on various events and personally organize them.

Students have full access to HPER Nelson Fieldhouse and ARC (Aggie Recreation Center), which include basketball courts, an indoor rock climber, gymnastics equipment, two pools, a racquetball, a golf course, space for lacrosse, rugby, football and other sports . Pupils participate in more than 100 clubs, an active and influential student government, seven brotherhoods and three women's societies, multiple Olympic and club sports and a student radio station.

The university is part of such associations as the Utah System of Higher Education, the Association of Public and Land-Grant Universities and Sport affiliations: National Collegiate Athletic Association.

The main criteria for enrollment are grades from the previous place of study and entrance exam. The institution accepts all applicants who meet the requirements. The academic year consists of semesters. Utah State University consists of nine colleges:

• The arts of kane;
• College of Agriculture and Applied Sciences;
• Engineering;
• College of Humanities and Social Sciences;
• College of Science;
• Emma Eccles Jones College of Education and Social Services;
• The John M. Huntsman School of Business;
• Graduate School;
• Jesse E. Quinnie College of Natural Resources.

Tuition for the bachelor / master program is 15000 USD / year. As the price is high, the institution offers financial assistance to its students.

On the basis of the school operates a center of distance education. The total number of students is about 19,000, of which 3% are foreign citizens. The teaching staff of the university has about 900 teachers.

The institution has partnerships with many international organizations and institutions. He is also a participant in the educational program for the exchange of students and teachers.

• Guardianship services during the studies
• Student supervision