Brigham Young Hawaii is in Laie, HI. Laie is a town not far from a more urbanized area. The school is classified as a Latter Day Saints (Mormon Church) college. Brigham Young Hawaii is a private, not-for-profit institution. The school issues awards (degrees) up to the level of Bachelor's degree.

Course Topics

Fields of study in vogue at Brigham Young Hawaii include hospitality, mathematics, fine arts, and business and management.

Brigham Young Hawaii Selectivity

Not all applicants to the school are accepted. Just 48% of applicants in 2007 were accepted at Brigham Young Hawaii. The top quarter of students at the school scored at least 580 on the verbal SAT test. Students' math SAT scores were most often in the range 480 to 600 in 2007.

Faculty

The most successful professors at Brigham Young Hawaii are given tenure, encouraging them to stay with the school for a long time. The the school teaching staff is well compensated compared to other schools.

Student Enrollment

Approximately 2,397 students study at Brigham Young Hawaii (in 2007). The school is particularly welcoming to minority students.

Student Life

Brigham Young Hawaii offers a real campus feel. The school makes housing available to a large share of its students. Students participate in Pacific West Conference athletics.

Brigham Young Hawaii Tuition and Affordability

In-state students appreciate the low tuition rate.