Dixie State College offers associate degrees and certificate programs that meet the needs of students, the community and the state. DSC also offers baccalaureate programs in high demand areas and in core or foundational areas consistent with four-year colleges.

Currently, students can earn Bachelor's degrees in 12 areas of study, including Accounting, Aviation Management, Biology, Business Administration, Computer & Information Technology, Communication, Dental Hygiene, English, Elementary Education/Secondary Licensure, Integrated Studies, Music and Nursing. In addition, Dixie State has partnered with Southern Utah University to offer four-year programs in Criminal Justice, Family & Consumer Science, History Education and Psychology.

Dixie State is home to some of the top allied health science programs in the state, which are housed in the new Russell C. Taylor Health Sciences Center, a 78,000 square foot facility located on St. George’s Dixie Regional Medical Center’s campus.

Dixie State’s new mission will pave the way to more and more bachelor’s degrees in the coming years. Please visit DSC’s website – www.dixie.edu - for the most updated list of programs. The Institute for Continued Learning (ICL) is also available for retired and semi-retired individuals, as is the DSC Elderhostel program.

DSC provides many cultural opportunities for the community, many of which are now featured in the college’s state-of-the-art Dolores Dore’ Eccles Fine Arts Center. For information on tickets, call (435) 652-7800.