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Brigham Young University-Idaho provides a unique educational experience with the goal of preparing students for lifelong learning, for employment, and for roles as leaders in the home, Church, and community.
BYU-Idaho Students Say Thank You
Meet some of the returned missionaries whose lives have been transformed through the Returned Missionary Scholarship at BYU-Idaho. Your support makes a lasting difference, impacting generations.
Ways You Can Give
Generous donations help provide students with life-changing knowledge, innovative
ideas, spirtual strength, and academic skills.
Returned Missionary Scholarship
Recently returned missionaries wanting to pursue a higher education with
BYU-Idaho may be eligible for a one-time $1,000 scholarship upon their first
enrollment after their return.
BYU-Idaho Merit Scholarship
This scholarship recognizes and rewards exceptional academic achievement of
incoming freshman attending on campus. Recipients have the option to
defer this scholarship if they choose to serve a mission during this time.
Need-Based Aid
Although BYU-Idaho offers a quality education at a low cost, many students still
face financial barriers to completing their degrees. Need-based aid blesses
students who might otherwise struggle with financial challenges.
General Scholarship
General scholarships open educational doors to deserving students based on
academic achievement. Scholarships also help to attract and to retain
outstanding students from all disciplines.
Signature Scholarships
A Signature Scholarship allows you to name your scholarship, whether for yourself, your organization, or a loved one. You may also designate your scholarship for a student from a particular fundraising priority.
“Your dedication to our cause echoes the values we hold dear, both fostering disciple leadership and academic excellence. With your support, we empower students to become leaders in their homes, their communities, and the Church. Your partnership is instrumental in realizing our mission, and for that, we are profoundly grateful. ”
- President Alvin F. Meredith III
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BYU-Idaho President's Report 2024
Making and keeping covenants is a fundamental part of our mortal journey, and those actions lead to eternal blessings. The Honor Code teaches us to deepen our faith and maintain gospel standards, ultimately helping us become covenant keepers. Making and keeping covenants is part of the test of this life and is also the path to eternal blessings.
Read MoreGenerosity in Action
See how the generosity of previous donors is helping BYU-Idaho prepare students for lifelong learning, employement, and discipleship as leaders in their homes, the Church, and within their own communities.
Stories & Videos
Three “Impossible” Things That Led to BYU-Idaho
Three seemingly impossible events led Janessa Bingham back to Rexburg, discovering how trusting God can lead to surprising answers.
Trusting God to Direct Her Path
For Addy, BYU-Idaho has become much more than just a place to study. It’s a sanctuary where she feels the presence of God in her daily life.
Finding Home and Purpose: Michael Merrill's Journey at BYU-Idaho
“Even though I didn’t know much about the University, I felt a great sense of peace whenever I pictured myself attending,” Merrill reflects. “I knew that’s where God wanted me to be.”
Touching Lives at BYU-Idaho and Across the World: The Twitchell Legacy
Guided by faith and a heart for service, Kevin and Leslie Twitchell have dedicated their lives to helping BYU-Idaho students thrive, leaving a lasting legacy of generosity and commitment that is impacting people around the world.
Pediatric Dreams
Trinity Winert took a bold leap, leaving her hometown in South Carolina to pursue her undergraduate studies in Rexburg, Idaho, with dreams of eventually attending nursing school.
Taking the Leap
Reagan followed promptings from the Holy Ghost that led her to attend BYU-Idaho. “I was nervous to come to such a small town, but the size of Rexburg is like its superpower.”