'The religion classes here at BYU. Some just help you out in all aspects, whether it's schoolwork or spirituality. I feel like the teachers do a really good job of making the class very applicable to your life.' — Brody Chipman, Pre-business, Salt Lake City, Utah
'Human development. It has helped me see my own development as I've grown up, and it's going to help me as a parent. So it has been helpful to see how children develop and how we're supposed to parent children.' — Nathan Tanner, oboe performance, Saline, Michigan
'Humanities 390R. It's a class about the Holocaust. We've been studying a little bit of everything to show how even though something happened so long ago, it still impacts us today. It encourages us to stand up and take a voice for what we believe in.' — Laurel Larsen, humanities, Boise, Idaho
'Human anatomy. It made me realize what my passion was in life. Also, it was really cool to see how the creation worked; everything is so amazing, it couldn't have just happened by chance. The more I learned about the human body, the more my testimony in God increased.' — Lynsie Wolfe, exercise science, Sandy, Utah
'New Testament with Professor Wilson. I like the way he blended spirituality and his academic interest and helped me realize I could do that myself. I could combine my desire to be closer to God and my desire to better understand history and the scriptures and whatever profession I end up pursuing.' — Roland Laboulaye, information systems, Paris, France
'Mission prep. It's really changed the way that I see. Having to go back down to the basics and teach (the gospel) to people has been a really big testimony builder, and it's really changed my perspective on how grateful I am for how I've grown up.' — Hannah Risenmay, exercise science, Seattle, Washington
'PD Bio 120. It helped me to know what I wanted in a career. I learned that I loved medicine and the human body, so it was helpful to know my career path and where I wanted to go in life.' — Garret Cragun, Neuroscience, San Antonio, Texas
'Marriage and family prep. It has made me realize that you're supposed to discover yourself before being able to completely commit to a relationship.' — Gabrielle Roper, elementary education, Boise, Idaho