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Utah Higher Education Assistance Authority

  • 10/01/02

The Utah Higher Education Assistance
Authority, the administrator of Utah's student financial aid programs, and Xap Corp. have recently launched UtahMentor.org (www.utahmentor.org), a college application and information site designed specifically for students interested in the public and private colleges and universities in Utah. Mentor sites, which are exclusively developed by Xap (www.xap.com), are Internet-based, student-centered Web sites that provide a simpler, friendlier and free way to plan for college admission, search and select colleges, learn about scholarships and financial aid, plan a career, and apply to college.

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