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Ensign College offers career-focused degrees and certificates in a Christ-centered atmosphere. Graduates are prepared with skills, experience, and connections to get a good job.
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Students use the College curriculum to complete the academic requirements of a Bachelor of Arts degree. Fewer than 20 percent of College graduates have more than one major, fewer than 10 percent have more than one undergraduate degree, and fewer than 8 percent complete a graduate degree through submatriculation. Those who choose to do so have the opportunity to apply for and, if accepted, complete either a second undergraduate degree or a graduate degree. Early advising is crucial and advisors in the College Office can help you to determine whe ...