Brigham Young University 2022-2023 Admissions: Programs, Deadlines, Requirements & FAQs

Growing up, I watched as my older siblings, as well as their friends, went off to college, many to BYU. When they came home for breaks I heard stories of professors who cared about their students and their work as well as peers who had similar goals as them. These qualities are what made me interested in attending BYU. The application process was fairly simple - a single application and application fee that allowed you to send your answers to all 3 of BYU campuses at once. I chose to attend BYU Provo, the most competitive of all 3 campuses, due largely to the quality of their nursing program and the academic rigor they were known for. As I only applied to 4 schools total - the others being BYU Idaho, University of Utah, and Utah State - I was relieved to have gotten in. Besides their academic programs, a huge draw to BYU for me was their low price tuition and the scholarship package I was offered as a result of my ACT score, class rank, and GPA. I was accepted with a 34 ACT score, and a 4.0 GPA, although I credit my acceptance more heavily to my variety of extracurriculars including leadership positions and volunteer experience.

It was the Least expensive school that I could go too in Utah. That is why I decided to go to Brigham Young University. They also are a good school that is respected by others. They have good programs.

I got financial aid but I had to write a letter to BYU telling them my situation and my parent's income reports.

I'm a member of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints so the tuition is less for me, which is great because college is expensive!! I also like that the environment is really Christian and there isn't any drinking or crazy partying.

BYU has a scholarship application that's due once a year, usually in January. You can also file the FAFSA and receive grants from the Federal government if you are eligible. It's usually really difficult to get a scholarship.