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Learn & Work in Utah Application
Submit this form to apply to the Snow College Learn & Work program that provides tuition assistance for short-term education.
NOTE: Participants must be both a Utah resident and a US citizen to qualify for tuition assistance.
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Student Personal Email
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Social Security Number
Federal IRS regulations require Snow College to record your correct Social Security Number (SSN). Snow College confidentially maintains a student's SSN for routine uses, such as facilitating document matching, verifying identity, and expediting enrollment and financial aid.
Disclosure of the social security number is voluntary, but failure to provide the social security number may result in delay and confusion regarding identity; delay or loss of federal and state financial aid, tax credits, student loan deferments, veterans benefits, and other benefits under law.
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Race
Regardless of your answer to the prior question, please check one or more of the following groups in which you consider yourself to be a member.
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Have you ever served in the United States Armed Forces, National Guard, or reserves?
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