Student & Graduate Reviews
Anonymous - 8/10/2015
Degree: Social Sciences
Graduation Year: 2012
"I loved that BYU puts an emphasis on spiritual learning as well as intellectual pursuits. It encouraged me to keep my spiritual development in mind throughout my education as well as my life. BYU set me on a course of lifelong learning"
Anonymous - 7/20/2015
Degree: Information Systems
Graduation Year: 2015
"BYU is an amazing experience. One of the most high quality educations for an extremely affordable price."
Anonymous - 7/20/2015
Degree: Early Childhood Education
Graduation Year: 2007
"I loved the college experience. It was a very safe school, I loved my classes, the price was affordable. I was able to find work on campus. I liked their honor code but can see that it wouldn't be for everyone."
R. Fry - 7/20/2015
Degree: Business
Graduation Year: 2013
"Best in environment, Best in Value, Best in networking/job placement."
Anonymous - 7/20/2015
Degree: Cultural Studies
Graduation Year: 2014
"My school is competitive and a high quality school. However, the atmosphere is very friendly and relaxed. People enjoy being there, and there are many great professors."
Anonymous - 7/20/2015
Degree: English
Graduation Year: 2010
"Beautiful campus with friendly students and staff. Contrary to what many may believe, the education was well-balanced in terms of conservative v. liberal viewpoints. Great "bang for your buck""
Eblizz - 7/13/2015
Degree: Health Sciences
Graduation Year: 2012
"I absolutely love BYU! I had many amazing teachers, classmates, advisors and mentors. I was very prepared to start my career. I made some of my best friends there and learned much more than just academics. It is a fun place to be."
Alex - 6/29/2015
Degree: Economics
Graduation Year: 2010
"BYU is a fantastic school that combines secular learning with a spiritual environment. The student life is focused on helping you have an uplifting experience without compromising any morals or values you might have. I always felt a genuine concern from each professor. The economics department is not an area for people wanting to get by. It was a challenge, but I came out knowing I could accomplish hard things. Each professor in that department is focused on helping students succeed. I am grateful for the career office and all they helped. I was able to have open discussions. I highly recommend getting into a freshman academy program if you are a new freshman. It helps you start school running without having to worry about forming study groups or working really hard to meet new people. BYU has a very strong alumni network that can't be beat. Most alumni networks have strength in specific regions around the school. BYU has alumni across the globe and has always served me when looking for a new career opportunity, regardless of my major in Economics."