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BYU housing policy changes provide more options for students
Since implementation in Fall Semester of 2022, changes to the BYU Student Housing Policy have provided more options for a majority of undergraduate students, while freshmen and transfer students are still required to live in BYU-contracted housing.
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BYU enrollment increases for fall 2020
Fall Semester at BYU shows a higher enrollment rate than last year. Fall 2019 had approximately 33,511 students taking classes. This semester has increased to 35,615 students enrolled.
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Women's tennis player Leah Heimuli transfers to BYU
Junior Leah Heimuli accepted the offer to play for the BYU women’s tennis team after three years playing at two different universities. BYU is her third.
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Transfer students find academic, spiritual opportunities at BYU
Cameron Page is preparing for his senior year at BYU after transferring in 2016. (Kylee Lapeyrouse)
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Students say transferring to BYU can be complicated, rewarding process
The statue of Brigham Young stands in front of the Smoot Administration Building. Transferring to BYU can be a difficult, but worthwhile process. (Elliott Miller)
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Inside the BYU student transfer process
Editor's note: this story pairs with 'Students say transferring to BYU can be complicated, rewarding process'
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BYU admission rumors debunked
Forty-seven percent of people who applied to BYU in 2014 were admitted. There have been rumors surrounding the BYU admission process. (Kelsie Matheson)
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Scholarships for transfer students
We all instinctively know that treating people unfairly is wrong. Yet, despite our innate moral compass, dozens of incoming BYU students each year are still treated unfairly. Let me explain. There are two general types of BYU applicants: incoming freshmen and transfer students. Both types of students are treated the same in most aspects. Both must have excellent grades, must live by the honor code and must pay the same amount for tuition, housing and books. However, there is one big difference in the way BYU treats these two types of students. The incoming freshmen can receive academic scholarships upon entrance to the university; the transfer students cannot. This isn’t fair treatment. BYU administration should allow transfer students to be eligible to apply for academic scholarships upon entrance, because all admitted students deserve to be treated equally.
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Hope for transfer students
It was my first semester at BYU. I didn’t have the traditional freshman experience. Coming from BYU—Idaho, I found the BYU campus was daunting, and I was nervous about asking people for help. At BYU—Idaho, I knew the campus, I had a good group of friends, and I had a great GPA. But I felt that I needed to transfer to BYU Provo.
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