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LPN Programs in Utah

Job in Lehi, Utah County, Utah, 84043, USA
Listing for: Best Value Schools
Full Time position
Listed on 2025-12-27
Job specializations:
  • Nursing
    Healthcare Nursing
Job Description & How to Apply Below
Position: Best 7 LPN Programs in Utah in 2025
Future Utah Nurses:
Check Out These Top Seven LPN Programs In Utah

If you love taking care of others, have a comforting presence, and love learning more about how the body works, nursing may be a great career choice for you. According to the Utah Nursing Consortium, there’s a serious need for nurses – and that need is soon going to increase even more. Nearly half of the nurses currently working in Utah are over the age of 45, meaning many of the professionals in the current nursing workforce are going to retire in the coming decades.

It’s essential that new, fully trained, experienced nurses are ready to step into their shoes to provide the citizens of Utah with the care they need.

Nursing is an incredibly flexible position, and becoming a licensed professional nurse provides many opportunities for upward growth. Nurses can work in a traditional hospital setting, or they may choose to work with a home healthcare company, providing patients with care while they rehabilitate or manage chronic conditions in the comfort of their own homes. Nurses may also choose to specialize with a particular population, such as pediatric or geriatric patients.

Some nurses also volunteer their time to work with public services organizations, providing high-quality healthcare to those in need. While some nurses remain at the licensed practical nurse level for the duration of their careers, others move forward to become registered nurses, or even nurse practitioners capable of running their own healthcare practice. As you move through your LPN education, you’ll want to consider your future goals and how you can immediately begin to work toward your dreams for the future.

School Overview

In creating the above list, we considered many factors: faculty to student ratio, school name recognition, value, length of time required to complete the program, and more. That being said, we only include high-quality options on our lists, and any of the schools listed above would provide an excellent route to becoming a licensed practical nurse.

  • Uintah Basin Technical College

    The Practical Nursing Program at Uintah Basin Technical College combines basic skills with scientific principles and nursing theory. Learning is organized according to body systems ranging from simple to complex, with each concept building upon another. Students practice both the theory and application of principles learned, first in a simulated lab situation and then in care facilities under the supervision of faculty members.

    Students of Practical Nursing learn to recognize their strengths and abilities while remaining within the scope of their practice. Graduates are prepared to function in a structured healthcare environment under the direction of a registered nurse, physician, or other primary healthcare provider as a Licensed Practical Nurse (LPN). More than 90 percent of UBTech graduates in recent years have found steady employment in the nursing field.

  • MTC

    The LPN program at MTC teaches students to successfully provide nursing care to patients in both acute injury/illness and chronic illness settings. Classroom theory is taught concurrently with practical experience, allowing students to use the information they’re learning in the classroom and apply it to their day-to-day work. Graduates of this program have the option to apply to bridge programs in which they can work toward becoming a registered nurses.

    • Admission Requirements:
      Applicants must have a high school diploma or its equivalent, must be certified as a nursing assistant or an emergency medical technician, complete pre-requisite courses (anatomy, physiology, lifespan development, or psychology) via an accredited school, and must take the ATI TEAS test.
  • USU

    USU students receive a comprehensive nursing education preparing them to work in several nursing fields, including research, surgical nursing, geriatric nursing, psychiatric nursing, and more. Upon completion of this one-year program, students may choose to work toward an Associate of Applied Science Degree (AAS) in Nursing, which then allows them to apply for licensure as a registered nurse.

    • Admission Requirements:
      Students must fulfill all…
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