Imagine walking a 400-acre campus shackled to a ball and chain! Not easy or fun. I chained myself to this lead ball by not applying myself my freshman year of college. While serving a full-time mission in Mexico, the light came on. I lost myself in missionary work--a life-changing experience. I gained perspective and set lifetime goals. Back in the “real world,” I developed a strong work ethic through full-time employment as well as finishing my Associate’s degree. This...

My desire to transfer to BYU is two-fold; BYU-Idaho does not offer a film degree and my desire to attend a church school. My intended field of study is film, with a minor in business. I would like to continue my education at BYU where the Media Arts program is outstanding. There I can prepare for my career in film, producing exceptional, creative entertainment in corporate or entertainment industries.

BYU is a very tough school to be accepted to. Coming out of high school I just kind of assumed that I would be able to get in because of who I was, and not entirely because of my...

Students at BYU are involved in a lot of different cool activities. Because of its association with the LDS church, many members of the church come from around the globe to attend the school. There are a...

When I transferred from BYU Idaho to BYU, I think that one of the things that set me apart was my high transfer gpa. I had decent grades in high school, but struggled my freshman year of college. Because of...

BYU is not only looking for great and intelligent students, but they also want to see that you strive to live the values of the gospel of Jesus Christ. The mission of BYU is to prepare students to...

I have attended two different universities up to this point, but ultimately my goal was to end up here at BYU. My parents and other family members have all attended BYU, and I knew that it was a great school. Since I was...