Brigham Young University (Provo, UT)

Brigham Young University (Provo, UT)

Brigham Young University (BYU) is a private school is Provo, Utah, south of Salt Lake City. Set up in 1875, BYU is had and worked by the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, pervasively known as the Mormons. With 34,000 understudies, the school is the greatest religious school in the country, and the third-greatest private school. BYU is named after the early Mormon pioneer, Brigham Young, who drove his coreligionists on their westward trek in the 1840s, building up Salt Lake City and what is as of now the state of Utah. 

BYU offers degrees in human sciences, outlining, agribusiness, organization, and law. The school's fundamental focus is on understudies, on the other hand it moreover works 68 master's and 25 doctoral undertakings. More than 98 percent of the understudy body is of the Mormon certainty and the prevailing some portion of them will take a two-year time away in the midst of their time at BYU to complete an evangelist trip. 

On account of the religious method for the grounds and understudy body, understudies are required to hold quick to an honor code that extends past educational uprightness to matters of preparing and dressing and the strict acknowledgment of standards of good lead. BYU moreover denies solution use and the use of alcohol. U.S. News and World Report positions BYU #75 on their once-over of Best Universities in the Country. 

Brigham Young University is totally authorized by the Northwest Commission on Colleges and Universities.

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