New Student Update #02

New Student Information ​

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We post daily tips and reminders about what to do in order to prepare for your first semester

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Not sure what to study?

Contact the Academic Advising Center!

• They can provide you with an Adviser to help you with academic decisions.
• They can guide you through the resources that will help you choose a major.
• They can help you prepare to register for classes.

Academic Advising

Phone | 208-496-9800
Email  | advising@byui.edu​

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Registration

New Students are given priority registration, which means you will be the first group of students to register!

The registration date for classes is still TBD.

Registration for winter classes will be determined at a later date during the fall. Frequently check your BYU-Idaho email for official updates from the University. You can also visit the registration page on the BYU-Idaho website for updates and information about when and how to register. 

Already knowing how registration works will make the registering process much easier and less stressful for you! Check out the registration page and FAQs to learn about the registration process and get your questions answered. ​

Registration Page

Registration FAQs

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Pre-Arrival Tours

Visit campus before your semester starts. Our Pre-Arrival Tours will personally guide you around campus, answer questions and share with you why they love BYU-Idaho. We can arrange times for you to meet with your academic or financial aid advisor, and visit with professors within your major. ​

schedule a tour

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Did you know?

• BYU-Idaho is the only University that offers FREE tutoring on every subject!
• There is an interactive map of the BYUI campus that you can use to search for where your classes are ahead of time, see parking spots, and find printers throughout campus.
• There is another map of the main BYU-Idaho campus that includes some frequently visited areas on campus. 

maps

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​Inspirational Message

Leadership With a Small 'L'

President Kim B. Clark said in his devotional address,

“The call to be a disciple-leader is a call to minister and to serve. It is a call to lead as Christ leads. It is leadership with a small “L” - the kind of leadership that builds and lifts and inspires through kindness and love and unselfish devotion to the Lord and His work... It is the kind of leadership you will need to build an eternal family.”

To read the complete address, click the link below:

leadership with a small "l"

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