Bridgerland Applied Technology College (BATC) is one of the nine applied technology college campuses in the state of Utah. BATC serves the Logan, Box Elder, and Rich regions.

Academics
A great variety of technical education programs are offered at Bridgerland Applied Technology College. College’s open-entry/open-exit, individualized, competency-based skills training gives high school and adult students an opportunity to master required skills at their personal learning pace. There is no tuition for high school students and low tuition for adult students for this training.

Apart from the on-campus studying, BATC offers online courses, the aim of which is to allow students better access to courses they need or are interested in. Online educational programs include Emergency First Responder (EFR) course, Medical Transcription and Medical Terminology courses, QuickBooks 2006 Basic and Quickbooks 2006 Premier software courses.

Bridgerland Applied Technology College is accredited by the Commission of the Council on Occupational Education (COE).

Financial Aid
Bridgerland Applied Technology College (BATC) participates in a variety of assistance programs that aid students in covering the costs associated with enrollment in full-time preparatory programs.

The financial aid opportunities include:
• Grants: Academic Competitiveness Grant (ACG) and State grants
• Scholarships: BATC Free Start Waiver, BATC Scholarship and CTE Scholarship
• Adult Students Scholarships: BATC Adult Tuition Waiver, Jobs Now Scholarship, La-Z-Boy Scholarship, Cambell Scientific, Inc. Scholarship
• Some other sponsorship: various government and private agencies may provide sponsorship to certain students