Stevens – Henager College – Logan

326 Market Street, Harrisburg, PA

Stevens-Henager College was founded in 1891 by professor James Ayers Smith. The school was originally known as Intermountain Business College and provided training and job placement for local business. The school was sold in 1938 and became known as Smithsonian Business School. After a few more transitions in ownership, the school came to be Stevens-Henager College, with eleven locations in the states of Utah and Idaho and is among the oldest colleges in Utah.

The school offers a variety of programs students may choose from, allowing then to pick the educational track that best reflect their career aspirations. Courses are taught by experienced industry professionals who ensure the curriculum offered reflects the demands of employers and provides the best training and education possible. Upon completion, students will be able to pursue employment as qualified professionals.

Programs offered include:

• Nursing
• Health Science
• Respiratory Therapy
• Business Administration
• Web Design and Development

Harrisburg Location

Stevens – Henager College – Logan is located at 326 Market Street in the city of Harrisburg. About fourteen students graduate from this campus annually. This campus provides services for students in the form of online distance learning for students not near a physical campus, flexible courses for those with irregular schedules, and career pathway counseling to help students define their goals. You can learn more, including the school's consumer disclosures, by visiting stevenshenager.edu.