Brigham Young University–Idaho - BYU (reviews)

Brigham Young University-Idaho, a private university in Rexburg, Idaho, was established in 1888 and is now one of the largest private universities in the state. As an LDS-affiliated institution, it integrates religious teachings into its academic programs, fostering a strong sense of community among its students. BYU-Idaho offers various undergraduate and graduate programs across disciplines, emphasizing hands-on learning experiences and encouraging students to participate in internships, service projects, and research opportunities. However, its remote location may limit off-campus activities and cultural opportunities compared to larger cities.

My journey in online learning has been an incredible one. Schooling in a United States accredited university can be pretty expensive, but I was able to get enrolled into Brigham Young University, Idaho from my home country, after completing a BYU-Pathway program with scholarships that awarded me a tuition discount.

I am currently majoring in Applied Business Management, and still on the course to acquire my Bachelor’s degree.

The most exciting thing going on now is that my school now awards a Three Year Degree to students. How is this possible? To meet the requirements to have a Bachelor’s degree, you will need to complete 120 credits, but with the Three Year Degree, you will have to complete 90 – 104 credits to meet the requirements. This will help students acquire their degree faster, and advance their professional life. You can take more or less credits as you want depending on your availability, but believe me, this is an opportunity not to be missed.

BYU-Idaho is the best online learning school. Their effective and engaging online platform offers quality education with excellent support. From flexible schedules to a strong sense of community, it’s an outstanding choice for online learners.I highly recommend BYU-Idaho to other students seeking an exceptional online learning experience

Brigham young university-Idaho, is a university that motivate students to love learning. It helps student see how involving God, can help them enjoying learning for life. One thing I like about BYU-I, is how they constructively connect spiritual education to secular education. I would completely recommend this school to anyone.