Brigham Young University-Hawaii Top Questions

Brigham Young University Hawaii has a very good feeling about the campus. BYUH has the most diverse campus in the world, there are more than 70 countries represented. Everyone who has ever spent time on this campus knows that there is a different atmosphere here. You will feel loved by everyone and everyone wants to be your friend. The classes are small and after one class the teacher will know your name and major. Once you come on campus you will feel loved and you will know that this is the place for you.

My school is definitely best known for its cultural diversity. We have students who come from all over the world just to go to school there and it is great to see how well we all fit together. Everyone is able to learn about each other's cultures and the school does a fantastic job of making everyone feel like they belong. My school definitely goes out of its way to cultivate a learning and understanding experience among the diverse lifestyles in order for us to experience a great sense of unity and love.

Brigham Young University - Hawaii is definitely best known for including religious learning along with regular schooling. The university is set up to help students grow not only intellectually, but spiritually as well. Weekly devotionals give students a chance to forget about classes for a short time and reflect on what they could be doing better or differently to improve themselves personally for the long run. Constant help from the members of the church that most students and faculty belong to really help to relieve college-life stresses and fulfill the goals you have as an undergraduate student.

My school is best known for the diversity of the student body. We have many students from different countries around the world. There are over 78 languages spoken on campus.

My school has a lot of school spirit. We take sports very seriously considering we are a division 1 school. I'd say that is what we are best known for. Our school also likes to get involved with greeklife as well.

Brigham Young University Hawaii was founded and still supported today by the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints. Our school is unique because of its honor code to help students abide by its religious principles. I think it is nice to be in a "bubble" from outside influences. Other college students at other schools are drinking at parties. I think being away from those influences help me to concentrate on why I chose to attend college. I am also told that employers highly respect Brigham Young University graduates because they are people of strong morals and ethics.

BYUH is probably best well known for it's cultural diversity and high standards of curriculum and student life. It is a very positive and uplifting environment that is stimulating to faculty and student body alike.

Brigham Young University Hawaii offers a higer education for students in different countries. They have I-WORK program that offers finacial aid to those eligible but poor students around the world. It is a school sponsored by the church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints. Most of the students and faculty are members of the church. If you enter this school, you will immediately feel the warmth and care of the people. Though the students belong to different cultures, they treat each other as brothers and sisters. Students, faculities and other leaders in school here are spiritual and talented.

BYU-Hawaii is definitely best know for being a private LDS school, but also a university directly affiliated with the Polynesian Cultural Center that is next door. It is know for being on a quite isolated environment, and yet with a lot of international students from all over the world.

Everyoe knows BYUH is the fun school. It's in HAWAII. Be jealous.