Brigham Young University

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More or less students from different university colleges obtained part-time employment. The college which witnessed the highest part-time employment rate of its graduates was 'David O. McKay School of Education', with 14.86% of its graduates being hired. This was followed by the 'College of Life Sciences', with the part-time employment rate being 9.34%.

 Some of the job titles obtained by BYU graduates are Account Executive, Electrical Designer, Course Coordinator, High School Teacher, Law Clerk, Legal Drafter, Management Consultant, Merchandise Lead, Project Engineer, Psychological Well-Being Practitioner, Research Scientist, Registered Nurse, Cybersecurity Engineer, Office Associate, Financial Planner, Software Developer, Military Police Officer.

The university college which recorded the highest average salary for graduates was 'J. Reuben Clark Law School', with the average salary being $111,409.57. This was followed by 'College of Physical & Mathematical Sciences' and 'Ira A. Fulton College of Engineering', with the average amounts being $72,397.72 and $70,993.

Technology (40%), Consumer Products (13%), Consulting (11%), Manufacturing (9%), Financial Services (5%), Health (5%), Real Estate (4%), and Energy (3%).

Yes, BYU welcomes students from over 107 countries. The institute houses about 1,252 international students as part of its university campus, as of Fall 2024.

Canada, Mexico & South Korea are the top three countries with the highest representation of students at the institute.

The institute houses the Graham Canyon creamery that makes quality ice-creams and is considered to be the best in the region.

It is also known for its mint brownies & chocolate milk.

The BYU creamery has been known to produce dairy goods since the year 1949, with the fresh cream coming directly from the local Utah Valley dairy farm.

Yes, students from all faiths can study at Brigham Young Uni. However, applicants who are not a member of the Church of Jesus Christ Latter-day Saints are subjected to an 25% higher tuition fees.

Interested applicants must also fulfill all its admission requirements, that includes submission of valid test scores, educational transcripts & documents verifying the applicant's identity & mentioned credentials.

BYU & Central Washington are among the most popular universities of their respective regions. While BYU is based in Provo, Utah, Central Washington is based in Ellensburg, Washington.

Given below is a comparison between them: