BYU-I Admissions Instructions

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Admissions Instructions
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GENERAL ADMISSION POLICIES

Brigham Young University (BYU) , Brigham Young University-Idaho (BYU-I), Brigham Young University-Hawaii (BYU-H) and LDS
Business College (LDSBC) exist to provide an education consistent with the religious and family values taught by The Church of
Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints. In admission we prefer members of the Church in good standing but will not unlawfully
discriminate against applicants based upon gender, race, creed, religion, national origin, age, or disability who meet the
requirements; who agree to abide by the Honor Code and Dress and Grooming Standards; and who are otherwise qualified
based upon available space.
Individuals with disabilities who may require special accommodations should contact the following Office at: BYU (801) 4222767 (Voice/TDD); BYU-I (208) 496-4271; BYU-H (808) 675-3518 (Voice); or LDSBC (801) 524-8118 (Voice).
Full-time applicants who will be less than 17 years old at the time of their enrollment must be reviewed on an individual basis
to determine eligibility for admission. For more information on the policies of individual schools regarding early admission,
please contact the Admissions Office of the school(s) to which you are applying.
Clery Act Annual Security Report and Annual Fire Safety Report - As required by federal law, each higher education institution
in the Church Educational System publishes an annual security report and fire safety report, which is made available to
prospective students. This report contains important missing persons and emergency evacuation procedures. Three years' worth
of statistics are included for certain types of crimes that were reported to have occured on campus, in or on off-campus
buildings or property owned or controlled by the schools, and on public property within or immediately adjacent to the campus.
The report for each school is available online at the following links:
Brigham Young Univserity:
https://police.byu.edu/sites/police.byu.edu/files/2013 Provo Campus Clery Report_0.pdf. You may request a paper copy of this
report from Brigham Young University Police Department, 2120 JKB, Provo, Utah 84602, (801) 422-2222.
BYU-Idaho:
http://www.byui.edu/Documents/security/campus security report.pdf. You may request a paper copy of this report from BYUIdaho Security & Safety, 150 Kimball, Rexburg, ID 83460-1630, (208) 496-3000.
BYU-Hawaii:
http://studentlife.byuh.edu/Security/Security_Report. You may request a paper copy of this report from BYU-Hawaii Campus
Safety and Security, 55-220 Kulanui Street, BYUH Box 1922, Laie, Hawaii 96762, (808) 675-3503.
LDS Business College:
https://www.ldsbc.edu/documents/security/college_security_document_2013.pdf. You may request a paper copy of this report
from Human Resources Director, 95 North 300 West Room 215A, Salt Lake City, UT 84101-3500, (801) 524-8171.
BYU, BYU-I, BYU-H, and LDSBC are affiliated with The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints' Church Educational System
(CES). It is the policy of CES to share educational records with its affiliates. Confidentiality of student records policy is printed
in each institution's catalog.
Because of enrollment limitations, BYU, BYU-I and BYU-H will not admit a student who has previously received a degree
equivalent to the one sought.
Failure to provide complete data will result in dismissal from the university.
Under certain circumstances, students may defer enrollment for a mission. Please contact the respective Admissions Office for
more information.
APPLICATION PROCEDURES
CES does not accept faxed college transcripts. They may be sent to CES in the following ways:
1. Through the mail as an offical transcript, including the school seal and registrar signature.
2. Electronically through Parchment Exchange, National Student Clearinghouse or Scrip-Safe.
3. EDI for students transferring from BYU-Idaho to one of the other CES Schools
U.S. New Freshman Students applying while in High School/Home School/High School Graduate must complete and submit:
Part 1: Student Information
Part 2: School Selection/Scholarships
Part 3: Confidential Report
Part 4: Seminary/Institute Evaluation
Part 5: High School Information including an Official Transcript
Part 6: Extracurricular Activities
Part 7: Student Essay & Other Information
$35 non-refundable application fee per school
American College Test (ACT) scores or Scholastic Aptitude Test (SAT) scores (not required at LDSBC unless homeschooled)
Official transcripts from each college or university you are attending or have attended
Please note any academic work done at a non-US accredited institution will need a separate evaluation. Please see instructions
https://y.byu.edu/ry/ae/prod/ces/cgi/applicantProfileWrapper.cgi%3Fe=@instructions
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under "Non-US accredited for Foreign Academic Work" (below) or visit www.ierf.org/byu-ces.
Home School students should contact the school(s) they are applying to for information regarding home school policies.
U.S. Transfer Students applying with fewer than 24 semester/36 quarter hours of graded college/university credit and who
have attended college since graduating from high school should follow the requirements for U.S. New Freshman Students.
U.S. Transfer Students applying with at least 24 semester/36 quarter hours or more of graded college/university credit and
have attended college since graduating from high school must complete and submit the following:
Part 4: Seminary/Institute Evaluation
Official transcripts from each college or university you are attending or have attended
Former Day Students must complete and submit:
Official transcripts from each college or university attended since last attending the CES school to which you are
applying
Concurrent Enrollment Students (a high school student who wishes to be considered for admission as a part-time student
while enrolled in a local high school) must complete and submit:
Concurrent enrollment voucher (available from each school's Admissions Office)
Have a cumulative high school GPA of 3.7 or higher for BYU and BYU-H or 3.0 or higher for LDSBC
Have completed their junior (grade 11) year of high school
No application fee is required for BYU or BYU-H, $35 fee is required for BYU-I & LDSBC
For additional specifications regarding Concurrent Enrollment eligibility at BYU-Idaho, please visit
www.byui.edu/admissions.
Post-baccalaureate Studies Applicants (BYU only) (a baccalaureate degree and a cumulative 3.0 grade point average are
prerequisites for admission consideration. Additionally, PBS admission to fall and winter semesters is currently very limited;
spring or summer term attendance is preferable.) must complete and submit:
Part 2: School Selection and Scholarships
Part 7: Student Essay
An official transcript from each institution awarding a degree
No application fee is required
Visiting Students (BYU only) are non-degree seeking students who are limited in the time of attendance (spring and
summer). Please visit BYU's Web site for specific information about their limitations. Visiting students must submit the
following:
Part 2: School Selection and Scholarships
Official college/university transcript
If less than 24 college or university credits completed, also submit:
High school transcript
ACT or SAT scores
Non-Matriculated (BYU-Idaho only) Non degree-seeking students desiring part-time daytime enrollment (up to 9 credits per
semester) should submit:
Part 2: School Selection
$35 non-refundable Application fee (if never previously paid to BYU-Idaho)
To qualify, an applicant must meet at least one of the following characteristics:
Has previously earned a Bachelor's degree
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25 years of age or older

Married, divorced, or single parent
Online (BYU-Idaho only) Students seeking completion of an online degree should submit the following:
Some previous residency study within the Church Educational System is required for admission as an online degree
student; see www.byui.edu/od for details.
Continuing Education (BYU-Idaho only) Non degree-seeking students desiring to enroll in evening, online, or Summer
Session classes at BYU-Idaho should submit the following:
Pathway (BYU-Idaho only) Non degree-seeking students taking classes online and via their local Institute of Religion
program (see www.byui.edu/pathway for more information):
English Proficiency exam (only required for students from non-English speaking countries and/or students whose native
language is not English)
ADMISSION APPLICATION/SCHOLARSHIP DEADLINES
All materials must be postmarked on or before the established deadline (for BYU-Hawaii and LDSBC deadlines see their school
selection section).
New Freshman
Priority date
Dec. 1
Spring (international)
Dec. 1
Spring/Summer terms
Feb. 1
Fall Semester
Feb. 1
Winter Semester
Oct. 1
Thomas S. Monson Presidential Scholarship (BYU)
Feb. 1
Former/Transfer/PBS
Spring (international)
Dec. 1
Spring/Summer terms
Feb. 1
Fall Semester
Feb. 1
Winter Semester
Oct. 1
NOTIFICATION OF APPLICATION STATUS AND ADMISSION

Once complete, each school to which you applied will notify you of their admission decision. Track your status and decision
online at www.BeSmart.com.
INTERNATIONAL STUDENTS & U.S. CITIZENS LIVING IN A FOREIGN COUNTRY/TERRITORY
Official English Language test results are required of applicants from non-English speaking countries or whose primary or native
language is not English. BYU, BYU-Idaho and LDSBC will accept the TOEFL, IELTS and Pearson tests. LDSBC will also accept the
MELAB. Test scores must be submitted directly to the university by the testing company. Unofficial scores submitted by
students will not be accepted. The minimum score requirements to be eligible for consideration are as follows:
TOEFL Internet-based test
BYU-Idaho and LDSBC requires 66 Overall score with sub-scores of 17 reading, 17 writing, 16 speaking, 16 listening
BYU requires 80 Overall score with sub-scores of 20 reading, 20 writing, 20 speaking, 20 listening
TOEFL paper test
550 Overall score with sub-score of 55 in reading, 55 in listening, 58 in writing
IELTS Test
BYU requires 6.5 Overall score with sub-scores of 6.0 in reading, 6.0 writing, 6.0 listening, 6.5 speaking
BYU-Idaho and LDSBC requires 6.0 Overall score with sub-scores of 6.0 in reading, 5.0 writing, 6.0 listening, 5.5
speaking
Pearson Test
BYU requires 53 Overall score with sub-scores of 49 reading, 49 writing, 49 listening, 49 speaking
BYU-Idaho and LDSBC requires 46 Overall score with sub-scores of 47 reading, 47 writing, 45 listening, 45 speaking
MELAB Test (LDSBC Only)
73 Grammar, 73 Listening, 73 Writing, 3 Speaking
BYU ONLY English Proficiency exam scores expire after two years. BYU requires a current TOEFL, IELTS, or PTE regardless of
the amount of time spent in the US or in a US college/university. If your score will expire before the application deadline, you
will need to submit a current score.
BYU-Hawaii BYU-Hawaii accepts the TOEFL, Michigan, IELTS, STEP (Japanese students only), and Pearson tests. Applicants
with scores in the ranges listed below must take an English placement test for enrollment in BYU-H's English as an International
Language program. (Those scoring above these ranges are exempt).
TOEFL 500-550 paper test; 61-100 iBT
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Michigan 75-90
IELTS 5.5-7.0
STEP Test 2A-Pre-1
Pearson 43-68 Overall
International Students must complete and submit the following (secondary education information is not required for Transfer
students with 24 semester or 36 quarter hours earned.) Documents received will not be returned:
Part 4: Seminary Evaluation
Part 8: Confidential Statement of Finances
$35 non-refundable application fee per school - U.S. funds only
Official transcripts for each high school, college or university attended. International transcripts must be submitted
through an International transcript evaluation agency. (See below)
Proof of English proficiency (See above)
ACT or SAT (See below)
(The following information is for those applying to BYU, BYU-Idaho, and LDSBC)
All secondary education and college work (not US accredited) done outside of the United States must be evaluated by an
international credential evaluation agency at the applicant's expense. The CES schools' preferred agency is International
Education Research Foundation (IERF) http://www.ierf.org/byu-ces. When selecting report type, please choose "detail report."
If you choose World Education Services, WES, the required type of evaluation report for high school (secondary education)
documents is "DxD", and the required type of evaluation report for college or university documents is "CxC".
Choosing alternate evaluations may result in additional fees and a delay in the assessment. We suggest that you arrange for
your academic documents to be submitted to IERF or WES 4-6 weeks before our admission application deadline in order to
allow enough time for the company to submit the evaluation to CES.
ACT or SAT is required for all students applying to BYU. BYU-Idaho and BYU-Hawaii only require it of students from Canada and
the U.S. territories and those educated in a U.S. based educational system.
International Post-baccalaureate Studies Applicants (BYU only) (a baccalaureate degree and a cumulative 3.0 grade
point average are prerequisites for admission consideration. Additionally, PBS admission to fall and winter semesters is
currently very limited; spring or summer term attendance is preferable. BYU will not provide a Form I-20 for International Postbaccalaureate students; they must therefore have another form of visa on which they are able to attend classes.) To apply,
please complete and submit the following:
Part 7: Student Essay
An official transcript from each institution awarding a degree. International transcripts must be submitted through an
International transcript agency. (See above)
No application fee is required
International Visiting Students (BYU only) are non-degree seeking students who are limited in the time of attendance
(spring and summer). (BYU will not provide a Form I-20 for International visiting students; they must therefore have another
US institution willing to maintain the SEVIS record while attending classes at BYU.) Please visit BYU's Web site for specific
information about their limitations. Visiting students must submit the following:
A $35 non-refundable application fee per school
Official college/university transcript. International transcripts must be submitted through an International transcript
evaluation agency. (See above)
If less than 24 college or university credits completed, also submit:
Official high school transcript. International transcripts must be submitted through an International transcript evaluation
agency. (See above)
ACT or SAT scores
HOUSING
Students attending BYU, BYU-I, and BYU-H must live in campus-approved housing.
DIRECTORY INFORMATION
BYU
Admissions Office
801-422-2507
Admissions E-mail
ymessage.byu.edu
Airport Pick-Up
Campus Visits
not provided by
school
801-422-4431
BYU-Idaho
208-496-1300
admissions@byui.edu
BYU-Hawaii
808-675-3738
admissions@byuh.edu
LDSBC
801-524-8145
admissions@ldsbc.edu
not provided by school
808-675-3400
not provided by school
208-496-1300
808-675-3660
801-524-8159
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Continuing Education
801-422-4146
208-496-1251
808-675-3780
N.A.
ESL Department
Graduate Studies
Housing
801-422-2691
801-422-4091
877-403-0040
N.A.
N.A.
208-496-9220
808-675-3649
N.A.
808-675-3541
N.A.
N.A.
801-524-8180
Student Employment
Registration
Scholarships/Awards
801-422-3561
801-422-2631
801-422-4104
208-496-1700
208-496-1000
208-496-1600
808-675-3749
808-675-3744
808-675-3740
801-524-1925
801-524-8141
801-524-8111
Internet (www.)
For all other
numbers
Address
byu.edu
byui.edu
byuh.edu
ldsbc.edu
801-422-4636
208-496-1411
808-675-3211
801-524-8100
BYU
Admissions Office
D-155 ASB
BYU-Idaho
Admissions Office
Kimball 120
Rexburg, ID 834601615
BYU-Hawaii
Admissions Office
BYUH #1973
LDS Business College

Admissions Office
95 North 300 West
Salt Lake City, UT 841013500
Provo, UT 84602
55-220 Kulanui St.

Laie, HI 96762
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GENERAL ADMISSION POLICIES

25 years of age or older

Thomas S. Monson Presidential Scholarship (BYU)

NOTIFICATION OF APPLICATION STATUS AND ADMISSION

not provided by school

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LDS Business College

55-220 Kulanui St.

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