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Indicate parts of a course to be taken in separate enrollments. Arr. Credit, class, or laboratory hours arranged: ea. Credit-hour designation applies to each registration: M: Majors-only course: R: Designates a course that may be repeated for credit. Two R courses with the same number on a transcript are treated as two independent courses. An R course cannot be
This course is an introduction to financial and managerial accounting principles with exposure to basic accounting statements and processes and management applications. The class is intended for non-business majors and certain specialized business programs. This course does not fill any major requirements for accounting majors.
The classes are for women only and are taught by University Public Safety officers and staff, who are trained and certified to teach the R.A.D. Systems program. The R.A.D. Self Defense Course runs every Thursday for six weeks for a total of 12 hours of R.A.D. Self Defense training. There will be one session during Winter Semester, held at the ...
Students are allowed a maximum of four retakes during their BYU– Idaho experience, regardless of whether it is a retake of a class with an awarded grade or a “withdrawal.” Exceptions are considered on a case-by-case basis. Petitions are available at the Student Records and Registration Office.
Vertical Credit Subject to Department Chair approval, students who have earned a grade of “C” or better in a class taken at Brigham Young University-Idaho for which there are prerequisite course(s) they have not taken, may be given credit and a “pass” grade for the prerequisite course(s).
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For convenience or scheduling purposes, some students choose to take courses offered on an abbreviated schedule called 'block classes'. These classes typically last for half the semester (about 7 weeks) and usually meet every day during that time.
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12 credit hoursTo remain admitted to BYU– Idaho, students must take a least one class during their on-track semesters. To be considered a full-time student, however, students must be registered for at least 12 credit hours per semester.
Within Idaho, BYU - I is Ranked as Below Average in Quality for a Fair Price. Brigham Young University - Idaho is ranked #5 out of #8 in Idaho for quality and #3 out of #7 for Idaho value. This means it is below average in quality with a price that reflects that in the state.
6:00 PMCommencement begins at 6:00 PM. Graduates should line up in the I-Center by 5:40 PM for the processional which will begin at 5:45. Attendees should be in their seats by 5:35. Tickets are required.
The Brigham Young University-Idaho on-campus residence halls are located convenient to the campus. Parking and utilities are provided with these facilities. Each apartment has a telephone from which local calls may be made without charge.
Brigham Young University-Provo is on a semester system. Semester systems are typically around 14-16 weeks long. They consist of 3 terms: Fall, Spring, and Summer.
R. Designates a course that may be repeated for credit. Two R courses with the same. number on a transcript are treated as two independent courses. An R course cannot be. repeated to raise the grade received; all grades will be counted because it is assumed. that the subject matter varies from time to time.
Semester hours of credit. Lecture hour. Class hours of lecture, recitation, or seminar meeting per week. Lab hour. Laboratory hours required per week or hours of field study or individual. research per week, beyond the hours shown in the second number.
One semester hour of credit generally includes a minimum of one hour of instruction per week in a semester or two hours of instruction per week in a term (e.g., generally a three-hour class will meet at least three hours per week for a semester).
Senior students will work closely with a professional mentor, faculty advisor, and/or peers to develop a project or research paper that demonstrates the fusion of their undergraduate coursework and experiences. Projects and papers should be significant and relevant to the student's academic or career objectives.
This course is a study of the Old Testament from The Kings through Malachi. This course is a study of the history, content, doctrine, and covenants found in sections 1 through 76 of the Doctrine and Covenants.
Available online degrees are accredited in the United States. Degrees are not accredited in any other country and accreditation is not sought outside the U.S. BYU-Idaho offers several more courses through their on-campus studies. This page contains information regarding BYU-Idaho's online offerings.
R.A.D. (Rape Aggression Defense) Systems is a system of defense for women. It advocates realistic employable tactics and techniques. It is a comprehensive course, for women, that focuses on awareness, prevention, risk reduction strategies and avoidance in conjunction with carefully selected defensive training and tactics.
The R.A.D. Basic Physical Defense classes, educates and trains women specifically how to defend themselves physically from a sexual assault attack. The classes are for women only and are taught by University Public Safety Officers and staff who are trained and certified to teach the R.A.D. Systems program.
The classes you will register for will depend on your degree, major, and interests. The Academic Advising Center can assist you with finding courses and planning out your degree. Here are additional resources to find out what courses to take:
When you find a course you want to register for, click on the square under the left “Add” column, for the class you would like to add, and then scroll to the bottom and hit “Add Courses”.
To drop a course go back to the “Add/Drop Courses”. Scroll down to Your Schedule (Registered). Select the left column “Drop” box, scroll down, and click “Drop Selected Courses”.#N#DO NOT PRESS “Drop All Courses”, as this will drop all your courses (unless you would intentionally like to drop all of your courses).
If there’s a class that you’d like to add and there are 0 open seats, you can add yourself to the waitlist. The following section has 2 people on the waitlist.
A "W" grade is recorded on your academic transcript when you withdraw from a course after the 22nd day into the semester (or after the 15th day in a block) up until the Withdraw deadline (roughly two thirds the way into the semester), for any reason. To see the exact dates of these deadlines in the current semester visit Academic Deadlines.
A UW grade represents an unofficial withdrawal which is given to a student who meets the following criteria:
Transfer Evaluation and Advising does NOT offer pre-evaluations. In order to know what transfer credits could apply to BYU-Idaho courses, students are encouraged to utilize the Course Transfer Tool (this should be hyperlinked with link already provided). Simply choose your state and institution to begin.
Official transcripts must be submitted to the following physical address if sending through standard mail (these transcripts must arrive in a sealed envelope directly from the college or university):
BYU-Idaho will accept associate and bachelor degrees from other universities. If your incoming transfer courses cover 4 or more of the BYU-Idaho Foundation or General Education requirements, Transfer Evaluation will waive the remaining requirements.
In order to transfer international credits, students need to send their transcripts through IERF.org. IERF will then equate the international credits to the US system.
Students need to request that their AP course transcript be sent to BYUI from the College Board. Transfer Evaluation does not accept AP courses from other university or college transcripts. They must be from the College Board.
Students need to request that their CLEP Test Scores be sent to BYUI from the College Board. Transfer Evaluation does not accept CLEP test results from other university or college transcripts. They must be from the College Board.
BYU-Idaho only accepts Basic Training military credits. Official transcripts must be submitted to the following physical address if sending through standard mail (these transcripts must arrive in a sealed envelope directly from the college or university):