In order to serve Utah’s northern regions, a comprehensive, state-of-the-art assessment and counseling center has been established at Bridgerland Applied Technology College. The intake and assessment procedure involves a variety of psychometric instruments and guidance interventions. The Center provides an environment where individuals can learn about themselves. Knowledge gained from testing and counseling provides the impetus for clients to make useful career decisions. The Center serves secondary students and adults in occupational transition. The Center also has a commitment to serve state and local agencies by providing complete testing and counseling services.

The Northern Intake and Assessment Center provides individuals the opportunity to explore other career options. You can gain valuable information about yourself and the world of work.

Services include:

• Academic Assessment
  • Sneak Peek / Study Guide
  • Why the Assessment?
• Aptitude Assessment
• Career Interest Identification
• Labor Market Information
• Occupational Information
• One-on-one Career Counseling
• Personal Issues Counseling
• Vocational Counseling
• Work Values Identification
• Training and Community Service Referral

Individuals 16 years old and older are eligible for service. Assessments and counseling are available 8 a.m. to 5 p.m., Monday through Friday. Call for appointment.

Logan Campus: (435) 750-3188
Brigham City Campus: (435) 734-0623
Fax: (435) 750-3046

A basic assessment of reading and math for ability-to-benefit determination is required for all full-time adult students as they prepare for training (other tests may also be required). Assessment testing is implemented to determine if the potential student needs additional instruction prior to enrollment.

A computer assessment program is one of the services available at Bridgerland Applied Technology College. Students may use the computer to match abilities, interests, and aptitudes to programs available at the College.

Not sure what you want to do? Questions concerning occupational, educational, and employment situations and financial aid are also handled during the student’s initial visit and intake.

The Assessment Center has been designated as a General Education Development (GED) testing site. The GED test allows individuals to obtain a high school equivalency certificate. For more information contact the Assessment Center at (435) 750-3188.

The Assessment Center administers testing for VUE, Emergency Medical Technician, Utah State Nurses Aide, and COMPASS.

The Assessment Center assists in the development of tests or specialized assessments to meet the particular needs of business and industry. Additionally, specialized programs can be structured to help determine the readiness for employment, schooling, or specialized training.