Brigham Young University-Idaho Top Questions

Honestly, it is a little hard to work with as far as housing, tranferring credits, and things like that.

The most frustrating thing to me about this school is it doesn?t have collegiate sports. I think it would have been fun to be able to attend games and show school spirit and associate with students through those activities.

For me, the most frustrating thing about BYUI is the lack of outside people that come to present opportunities for work and internships. Not very many companies come to this campus to recruit.

It's a lot like high school with the classes and all. They make attendance worth a lot of points and if you miss like 3 classes you get moved down a letter grade. This is college and you shouldn't be forced to go to school. Just the material and how some classes are conducted, it's very high school.

The most frustrating thing about my school is the dress code; its pretty strict, however, there are good reasons for the dress code, so I respected it.

I think the most frustrating thing about my school is the dresscode policy, because during the summer its hard to have to wear long pants every day.

It has a 4 track system an only allows you to be enrolled in 2. So right now I would love to be enrolled in the winter semester, but I can't.

It is considered a "walking campus" which means you can walk one end to the other in about 15 minutes. It is very nice to have everything so close together, however, parking is limited for the same reason. If, for some reason, you have to drive to school, it is difficult to find a good parking spot sometimes.

That we only have intermural sports , not competitive sports like other universities.

Since the school wants to give as many people as possible the opportunity to get an education, there is a cap on credits. A student cannot get more than 140 credits at the school which can be a problem if the student does not have the right classes to get a degree. It sometimes seems like the school is trying to rush students through.