New Student Update #03

New Student Information

Move-In Day | January 4th

Complexes open at 8:00 a.m. for you to start moving in; Get Connected events begin as early as 1:00 p.m. Plan to move into your complexes early that morning so everything is set up and ready to go for Get Connected that afternoon! Volunteers for Get Connected will be at your complex to help you move in and get you checked in to the events!

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Get Connected

Don’t miss out on Get Connected! This is BYU-Idaho's new student orientation!

Mon-Tues | January 4-5, 2021

This is a great opportunity to make new friends, learn more about your Academic Program, and become familiar with the unique atmosphere of BYU-Idaho.

*Look for more details closer to the start of the semester. There is a possibility this will be held online due to COVID precautions. 

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Heard from your Pre-Arrival Mentor lately?

Have you been in contact with your Pre-Arrival Mentor recently? They can answer your questions about the New Student Checklist, registration, housing, campus life or anything else you may be concerned with. Get in touch with them!

​Connect via Facebook, Instagram, Email, or Phone
​prearrivalmentors@byui.edu   |   (208) 496-1424 

Their job is to reach out to all incoming students, like you, and make sure you feel ready to start your first semester here with us!

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Did You Know?

• There is a Career and Networking Center on campus that will help you build & update a resume or cover letter, create a LinkedIn account, learn how to network, practice interviews, and explore different majors.
• Please download the “Student Life” app. It includes a map of campus, events on campus, outdoor activities, I-Learn, your BYU-I email, class schedule, I-card, I-number, finances, employment, food on campus, etc.
• The David O. McKay library houses the tutoring center, a Mac Lab & 3D Printing studio, study rooms for group study sessions, special collections, an iron acorn press, and great places to do research!

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Inspirational Message

The Spirit of Ricks

President Clark said,

“The Spirit of Ricks is the defining characteristic of BYU-Idaho. It is something we share as a university community. We experience the Spirit of Ricks because individual students and individual employees receive spiritual light and use spiritual gifts.”

Watch President Kim B. Clark’s full address in the link below. ​

The Spirit of Ricks