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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.
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The following giving priority have been established under Church direction by the Board of Trustees and administration of Brigham Young University–Idaho:
Need-Based Financial Aid
University need-based aid blesses students who might otherwise struggle with financial challenges.
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Employee giving is an opportunity for BYU-Idaho employees to become a part of something bigger than themselves.
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BYU-Idaho President's Report
Throughout recorded history, the world has been a place of beauty and wonders through the creative power of our Heavenly Father and His Son, Jesus Christ. Paradoxically, though, it is also one of natural disaster and human brutality, along with other woes. That is because we are here to be educated, tested, and proven in ways that were not possible in the preexistence.
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Sweet Music
Lewis Garner’s dream job is to be a university music professor, specifically teaching the cello.
BYU-Idaho Dedicated Three Buildings
On October 27, 2022, BYU-Idaho dedicated three buildings: the Engineering Technology Center (ETC), the Visual Arts Studio (VAS), and the University Village Community Center.
An Example to Others
While living in Venezuela with her husband and three kids, Yasmin Fernandez and her family decided to move to Florida in search of a better life.
Heavenly Father Knows Where You Are
In his July 2020 graduation speech, President Henry J. Eyring spoke to graduating students, saying, "As you keep your gospel covenants, what now may seem to be a disappointing departure from the university can become a spiritual milestone."
You Already Know the Answer
After two years at another university, a mission, and a marriage, Lindsay Cook is grateful for financial help.
A Lifesaver
Five years ago, Rachel Tullis would never have imagined who and where she is today—married, with a child, at BYU-Idaho.