Brigham Young University-Provo Top Questions

I was able to start right into my art program when I got to BYU and that was my favorite part. My art classes are so much fun and it's what I want to do as a career so I love that I am able to start progressing towards my career ever from the first semester of my freshman year. I also love the diversity of the students at BYU. I love meeting students from all over the country, and even from all over the world. Last of all I love the religion classes that are taught at BYU.

All of the classes are amazing -- they're rigorous and definitely prepare you for whatever you plan on doing for a career.

It's really friendly here. Faculty and staff are all willing to work with students to accomplish goals in school work and careers. Also, professors are willing to accomodate to things that come up in your personal life. Living on and off campus neighbors are all friendly and there is a lot of social activity. People are equally interested in academics as they are their social life.

There are so many resources at my disposal here. The teachers are very willing to help me learn to the best of my potential, and everyone on campus is so nice to one another (holding doors, saying hello and whatnot).

The amazing campus and faculty. The campus is beautiful and most things are centrally located. It's big enough to have a lot of things, but it's small enough that you don't feel overwhelmed. The faculty and staff are really dedicated, and most go the extra mile to help you out. The policies for classes, schoolwork, etc. are strict, but they want you to succeed and will help you get there.

I brag about the level of education and the great atmosphere of the campus.

Brigham Young University is a very clean and nice school. There is a dress code there and therefore there is no need to worry about being distracted by student's choice of clothes. The professors and students are all so kind there and the atmosphere is very friendly and welcoming.

I usually brag about the buildings or my freshman experience. I was in Freshman Academy, which places students in a community which shares core classes and lives close to one another. It was a fun, welcoming and safe environment. The buildings, while a little un-artistic, are fun and unique. For instance, there's the JFSB, which has beautiful architecture including modernized colonnades and a large spiral staircase, and many of the rooms are paneled wood. And then there's the JKB which is two buildings joined together, and getting to class means asking strangers. It's refreshing.

I brag about the honor code, and that this university does not only wish that its students will achieve financially or educationally, but morally, spiritually, and mentally.

There is a great school spirit here. Everyone "bleeds blue for BYU" and there is such friendship and connection on campus. A great spirit of friendship and welcome seems to hang over the campus, and I absolutely love going to school here.