EDOVO.ORG
If you connected with Edovo courses while incarcerated (at the Utah County Jail, you have free access to these courses on your tablets), you can continue your progress for free post-release and print course certificates you’ve earned through EdovoGO. Click here for access.

PROJECT READ
Individual tutoring and small group instruction to help individuals improve their ability to read, write, compute, and use technology sufficiently to meet personal goals, function well in society, and become more productive citizens.

Provo City Library
550 N. University Ave., Suite 215, Provo
Tuesday through Thursday – 10 am to 7 pm
Friday – 10 am to 4 pm

GED/HIGH SCHOOL DIPLOMA
If you are interested in pursuing your GED or completing your high school diploma, contact the adult education office in your local school district:

• Nebo School District Adult Education, (801) 798-4093 (all Utah County communities south of Provo). Nebo School District is the organization that runs the GED/High School Diploma program in the Utah County Jail. Work started during incarceration can be completed through Nebo School District Adult Education after release.
• Alpine School District Adult Education, (801) 610-8188 (all Utah County communities north of Provo)
• Provo School District Adult Education, (801) 374-4840

HIGHER EDUCATION

• Mountainland Technical College (MTEC, formerly MATC) focuses on skill-based training. Students earn certificates and are prepared for any necessary state licensure exams.
• Utah Valley University focuses on college degrees, including 2-year, 4-year, and graduate degrees. UVU is an open enrollment university, which means that if you meet the basic criteria for admission, you can enroll in classes.

FINANCIAL AID

• Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA), 1-800-433-3243
• Utah Valley University financial aid information
• Mountainland Technical College (MTEC) financial aid information
• Check with the financial aid office at any other school you are interested in attending

OTHER RESOURCES
Here are valuable resources in our community that can help you figure out possible career choices and support you in achieving your goals.

• Workforce Services Rehabilitation (Voc Rehab)
• UVU Woman’s Success Center (formerly Turning Point, serves all genders)
• People Helping People (employment program for low-income women and single moms)