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Ensign College provides a market-driven, skills-based education, offering certificates, associate and bachelor’s degrees offered in fields where employment demand is high and entry-level earning potential is excellent.
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Current fundraising priorities at Ensign College include scholarships focused on needs-based student aid as well as scholarships for students who demonstrate leadership and service. Student aid scholarships support internships, leadership, missionary service, international students, and PathwayConnect graduates.
“For anyone that is worthy, willing, and qualified, we warmly welcome you to an institution that is a beacon of hope and opportunity.”
- President Bruce C. Kusch
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Ensign College President’s Report
President Russell M. Nelson recently celebrated his 100th birthday. Sister Kusch and I had the privilege of attending the celebration, which was held in the Conference Center Theater. It was a very special experience to celebrate the amazing life of President Nelson. His accomplishments could span many lifetimes, but it is his ministry as an apostle of the Lord Jesus Christ that is most remarkable. Here are some things that President Nelson taught in his remarks at the celebration.
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Developing Capable and Trusted Disciples of Jesus Christ
As President Nelson pleads with us to remain on the covenant path or to return to the covenant path, his counsel to repent daily is a key ingredient in doing so.
Scholarships Help Her Succeed
“I saw the scholarship as such a huge blessing.”
Gratitude
“I have such gratitude and admiration for the donors of Ensign.”
From Refugee to Ensign College Student
Wisdom Chigbu’s journey to Ensign was unexpected and challenging.
Hope for A CEO-Student
“The second I walked onto campus, I knew that this was the place for me.” -Sarah Schmitz
Catch the Spirit of Giving
Kerry and Cynthia Belnap love being members of the Fox Society. Kerry was introduced to the society during the 28 years he worked in the Philanthropies Department of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints. As Kerry and Cynthia met and interacted with donors, students, and professors as a part of Kerry’s job, they both felt drawn to participating in the society.