Strategic Priorities
BYU-Pathway Worldwide experienced tremendous growth in 2020, which inspired the organization’s goals for 2021.
February 2023
BYU–Hawaii and BYU-Pathway Worldwide are excited to announce a new partnership that will expand educational options for students in the Pacific Islands, Asia, and the Philippines.
Students who have completed any of BYU-Pathway Worldwide’s programs and desire to earn a degree on campus at BYU–Hawaii will be given priority consideration for admission to BYU–Hawaii as well as its IWORK scholarship program.
“BYU–Hawaii has a specific mission to serve the people of the Pacific Islands and Asia,” said John S.K. Kauwe III, president of BYU–Hawaii. “Our partnership with BYU-Pathway Worldwide will help us further achieve that mission by streamlining admission to BYU–Hawaii while also allowing students to graduate with less time on campus.”
The option for students to complete their degree online through BYU-Pathway Worldwide will remain available. However, eligible students who would benefit from a campus experience or one of BYU–Hawaii’s 37 bachelor’s degree programs will now have this in-person option available as well.
This new opportunity for BYU-Pathway students has the potential to bless many lives. At his inauguration, BYU-Pathway Worldwide President Brian K. Ashton said, “We are also grateful for our burgeoning partnership with BYU-Hawaii, which helps students from Oceania to the Pacific Rim meet the entrance requirements.”
BYU-Pathway Worldwide served 10,995 students in the Pacific Islands, Asia, and the Philippines through its affiliated programs in 2020 and 2021.
BYU-Pathway Worldwide experienced tremendous growth in 2020, which inspired the organization’s goals for 2021.
Returning missionaries are preapproved to participate in PathwayConnect, and tuition has been reduced for online degree programs.
Last year, more than 61,000 students learned and grew through BYU-Pathway Worldwide! Those students represent over 180 countries and all 50 states. For students like Kira Evans, a BYU-Pathway scholarship provides much-needed relief.