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CONTINUING EDUCATION

A LIFETIME OF LEARNING STARTS HERE

Parking for Classes in the Annex Building

Continuing Education shares the Annex Building parking lot with students and many other departments. To avoid parking frustration, you may instead want to consider taking the University Trax Line up to campus from downtown Salt Lake City.

Jump to day class parking instructions

Evening Classes

Parking is available in the Annex Building Parking Lot and is free after 6:00 pm. Park in a metered spot if you arrive before 6 pm. If the lot is full, parking is available in lot 21 or lot 15.

Directions for Lot 21:

1. Coming to campus from Foothill Drive, turn north at the light onto Mario Capecchi Drive (formerly Wasatch Drive).
2. Take the first left (immediately after a church), onto Research Rd.
3. Turn right into first lot and park in any stall after 6:00 pm.
4. Walking: Walk north on Mario Capecchi Drive, cross South Campus Drive at the light, and the Annex Building will be the first building on your left. We are in the east wing, Wing A.

Directions for Lot 15 (Institute Terrace, see map in new window):

1. Coming to campus from Foothill Drive, turn north at the light onto Mario Capecchi Drive (formerly Wasatch Drive).
2. Take the first left (immediately after a church), onto Research Rd.
3. Go to the stop sign and take a right.
4. Turn right into the parking garage and park in any stall after 6:00 pm.
5. Walking: Exit the parking garage on the north side.
6. Walk east about 1/2 block, along South Campus Drive, to intersection of South Campus Drive and Mario Capecchi Drive.
7. Cross South Campus Drive at the light, and the Annex Building will be the first building on your left. We are in the east wing, Wing A.

Day Classes

We share the Annex Building parking lot with Honors Housing, so it may be difficult to find parking for your class.

Directions for Lot 15 (Institute Terrace, see map in new window):

1. Coming to campus from Foothill Drive, turn north at the light onto Mario Capecchi Drive (formerly Wasatch Drive).
2. Take the first left (immediately after a church), onto Research Rd.
3. Go to the stop sign and take a right.
4. Turn right into the parking garage.
5. Go to the far end (east end) and there will be a UTA Park & Ride Day Pass Machine on the far wall.
• A daily pass is $5.00 and it is good from 6 am until 6 pm. You must have correct change. The machine takes $10, $5 and $1 bills and quarters. It does not take credit cards.
• You must park in a UTA Transit Permit Required stall on level 2 of parking lot 15 only.
6. Exit the parking garage on the north side.
7. Walk east about 1/2 block, along South Campus Drive, to intersection of South Campus Drive and Mario Capecchi Drive.
8. Cross South Campus Drive at the light, and the Annex Building will be your first building on your left.  We are in the first wing, Wing A.

Alternative parking options: A University of Utah temporary one day "A" pass may be purchased for $8 in the Commuter Services office or Continuing Education's Student Services window, M-F, 8:00 am to 5:00 pm. This pass allows you to park in any "A", "U", or "E" designated parking stall campus-wide.

Please call us at 801-581-6461 if you have any questions or concerns.