4 BYU alumni who became bestselling authors
Get inspired for National Novel Writing Month by checking out this list of BYU alumni that went on to become successful writers.
Elder Corbridge addresses students on avoiding personal deception
Elder Lawrence E. Corbridge, a General Authority Seventy of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, began his Jan. 22 devotional by saying he had wanted to give a different talk to the students but the Spirit repeatedly directed him to give a revised message.
New study identifies benefits, drawbacks of missionary service gap time for...
The Utah Women in Leadership Project released a brief from research conducted by two BYU employees concerning the impact gap time for missionary service has on women attending college in Utah.
Students, professors discuss ethics of grade bumping
When the stakes are high, students on the edge of achieving their desired letter grade might consider asking their professors to round up their scores. This practice is known as "grade bumping." Though grade bumping isn't uncommon, some BYU students and professors question the ethics behind it.
Low MCAT score biggest med school app dealbreaker
A low MCAT score can ruin an applicant's opportunity to go to medical school, according to a recent Kaplan Test Prep survey.Many medical schools accept applicants based on...
Admissions delay frustrating BYU applicants
BYU Admissions pushed back its admittance decisions deadline for recent applicants to March 3, causing stress and frustration for many high school seniors awaiting their acceptance news.