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  • As Brigham Young University’s student conduct office and in accordance with BYU’s Mission and Aims, we help to develop students of character who make and keep their commitment to the Honor Code.

    Contact Information
    https://honorcode.byu.edu/

  • The BYU Center for Conflict Resolution assists in resolving conflicts involving BYU students, and provides training and information on conflict resolution principles and techniques. Services include mediation, arbitration, advice, seminars, workshops, and classes.

    Contact Information
    https://ccr.byu.edu

  • You can find any information regarding housing and meal plans at this site.

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    https://housing.byu.edu/secure/services/c_main/default.aspx

  • A guide to living Off-Campus.

    Contact Information
    http://och.byu.edu/

  • Student Wellness engages in a holistic approach to wellness, incorporating the following eight (8) dimensions of wellness: career, emotional, environmental, financial, intellectual, physical, social, and spiritual. Some of their other services include fitness classes, access to athletic facilities, participation in intramurals, and open play opportunities.

    Contact Information
    https://studentwellness.byu.edu/

  • The Ballard Center is a hub for students interested in social innovation and are passionate about making a difference in the world.

    Contact Information
    https://marriottschool.byu.edu/ballard

  • For anyone considering to attend BYU that would like an in-depth look at our campus.

    Contact Information
    https://hrs.byu.edu/?q=student-jobs

  • The Foreign Language Student Residence (FLSR) program allows students to be immersed in a living situation where they can practice their foreign language of their choice.

    Contact Information
    https://www.byu.edu/oncampushousing/flsr.shtml

  • The Mission of the BYU Honors Program is to broaden and deepen the educational experience of students and faculty, and to develop the intellectual integrity and moral character that define disciple-scholarship, both for the individual and for the learning community.

    Contact Information
    http://honors.byu.edu/

  • BYU Independent Study is an online educational program that offers more than 550 online courses—university, high school, middle school, and free noncredit courses—to students throughout the United States and in over 90 foreign countries. Enrollment is open to anyone, anytime of the year, with a full year to complete most courses.

    Contact Information
    https://is.byu.edu/

  • The Language Certificate Program endorses your completion of advanced coursework and will make a meaningful addition to your resume as you begin your career and/or apply for graduate studies. Even if your foreign language skills aren't necessarily a part of your career plan, they will set you apart in any field.

    Contact Information
    https://languagecertificate.byu.edu/

  • The advanced language and culture courses are a popular enrollment option for returned missionaries and others of comparable ability. During this course, students are offered the opportunity to take a Challenge Examination whereby they may bypass beginning language classes and earn up to 16 graded credits.

    Contact Information
    https://saasta.byu.edu/noauth/registrar/challengeexams/

  • The Monte L. Bean Life Science Museum has exhibits, programs, and events that educate students, children, and community members about a variety of animals. Admission is free.

    Contact Information
    https://mlbean.byu.edu/

  • The BYU Museum of Art is one of the largest and best-attended art museums in the Mountain West and offers a dynamic exhibition schedule that includes displays of its permanent collection, world-class traveling shows and thought-provoking exhibitions organized by museum curators. Admission is free.

    Contact Information
    http://moa.byu.edu/

  • The Museum of Paleontology prepares, displays, and houses rock and dinosaur fossils for the community to enjoy. Admission is free.

    Contact Information
    http://geology.byu.edu/museum/

  • The Museum of Peoples and Cultures cares for anthropological, archaeological, and ethnographic collections that can be enjoyed by the general public. Admission is free.

    Contact Information
    http://mpc.byu.edu/

  • For things like free Microsoft Office, getting your own @byu.edu email address, brief software classes for programs like adobe photoshop, and much more.

    Contact Information
    https://fye.byu.edu/tech-free-software

  • MSS programs and events often need volunteers to help in many roles. Use the link to sign up and office staff will contact you with volunteer opportunities.

    Contact Information
    http://msssignups.byu.edu/mssForms/form.php

  • The purpose of the ROTC is to train students to become officers in the United States Army. For those who decide they want to pursue a career in the military, full-tuition scholarships are available.

    Contact Information
    https://marriott.byu.edu/army/cadet-resources/scholarships/

  • Contact Information
    https://marriott.byu.edu/afrotcdet855/future-cadets/scholarship/