Now is the Time
After a sad childhood and a delayed dream, Mijin is using the power of prayer to work miracles in her life.
Change people's lives at home and around the world
January 2023
Thanks in part to donor support, BYU–Hawaii has achieved a fourfold increase in the number of IWORK students over the past 10 years.
Growth of the IWORK program has enabled BYU–Hawaii to make significant progress in its mission to serve students primarily from Oceania and the Asian Rim.
With ongoing, donor-sustained growth of the IWORK program, BYU–Hawaii expects to reach its goal of having 75 percent of its students come from its focus areas by 2025.
After a sad childhood and a delayed dream, Mijin is using the power of prayer to work miracles in her life.
The IWORK program gives international students who can’t afford college a chance to attend BYU–Hawaii. For Soumya, a convert from India, IWORK also gave him a second chance at a career and an eternal family.
While growing up in a hard-working family on a small island in Tonga, Fehi saw his father working constantly as a fisherman to support his family. Fehi wanted an education, but getting one seemed to be out of reach. Learn how donations from friends like you helped this grateful young man come to BYU-Hawaii.