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Available anywhere in the world, BYU-Pathway Worldwide provides access to quality higher education within a spiritually based environment.
Giving Opportunities
Through donations to the BYU-Pathway Worldwide Fund, thousands of students around the world are blessed with the opportunity to obtain an education in a spiritually based environment and gain better employment. BYU-Pathway Worldwide has more than 60,000 students in all 50 states and more than 180 countries.
BYU-Pathway Worldwide Fund
This fund lets BYU-Pathway address current student aid needs where they are greatest around the world.
“It is wonderful to see how the Lord is using BYU-Pathway as an instrument to bring both temporal welfare and spiritual salvation to His children. Thank you for being a part of this great work.”
—President Brian K. Ashton
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President’s Report
Read about how BYU-Pathway Worldwide is blessing students’ lives. In the 2024–25 issue of the BYU-Pathway President’s Report, you will learn about the first graduate in Angola, recent growth in Africa, BYU football’s engagement with BYU-Pathway students, and ways you can volunteer to serve students.
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“Great Are the Promises of the Lord”
Thank you for supporting BYU-Pathway Worldwide. Your donations help us extend the blessings of an affordable, faith-based education to more of God’s children.
Mutual Mentoring
Mentoring is an important part of the BYU-Pathway student experience, whether it’s from teachers, peers, service missionaries, or employers. A new group of mentors recently connected with BYU-Pathway students: football players.
Pathway to Education: Breaking Ground in Ghana
By 2023, nearly two-thirds of BYU-Pathway students lived outside the United States and Canada, and Ghana had 2,849 students, the third-largest international enrollment.
2023 Highlights
See the BYU-Pathway Worldwide highlights of 2023 for both international enrollment and United States enrollment.
Working to Learn
Things were looking up for Grace Ninsiima, a single mother of four from Uganda. After escaping a toxic marriage, she had found The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints and started an online bachelor’s degree from Ensign College through BYU-Pathway Worldwide.
Putting Students to Work
In an October 2022 meeting with donors, President Brian K. Ashton said, “To properly support our students, we must complement everything we’ve already done [with curriculum and scholarships] by finding them jobs.”