History
USUE was founded in 1937 as a branch of Utah State University and was originally named Carbon College. Initially, the school offered just two-year Associate's degree programs. Over time, USU-Eastern has grown and now offers four-year Bachelor's degrees and Graduate programs as well. In 1969, the institution changed its name to Utah State University Eastern. Today, USU-Eastern continues to grow and provides education to students who come from all over eastern Utah. The university also offers an intimate learning experience in a close-knit community.
Current Enrollment
Currently, USU-Eastern has more than 3,000 students enrolled. The majority of these students are from Utah but there is also a large number of international students. Students come to the university seeking an education in a variety of disciplines including business, engineering, and health sciences. The campus offers a wide range of activities and services to help students succeed.
Best Rated Degrees
USU-Eastern is known for offering some of the best degree programs in the region. Its School of Business offers several options, including a Bachelor's degree in Accounting and a Masters in Management. In addition, USUE's College of Applied Sciences & Technology has earned high ratings for its degrees in Computer Science and Information Systems. The university also offers a range of healthcare degrees, including Physician Assistant and Registered Nurse.
Sports Programs
USU-Eastern has a strong athletics program, with teams competing in the Scenic West Athletic Conference (SWAC). The university fields several sports teams including baseball, basketball and soccer. Students can participate in intramural leagues or join one of the many student clubs on campus. USUE also has a cheerleading team and offers various recreational activities such as rock climbing and hiking.