There are three BYU locations. The main school is in Provo, Utah and is simply called BYU. There is also BYU-Idaho in Rexburg and BYU-Hawaii in Laie.
BYU-Idaho is located in the state of Idaho.
None. The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints (the "Mormon" church) owns four universities, two in Utah (BYU and LDS Business College), one in Idaho (BYU-Idaho) and one in Hawaii (BYU-Hawaii).
BYU is in Provo, Utah. BYU-Idaho is in Rexburg Idaho and BYU-Hawaii is in Laie Hawaii
There isn't really a "BYU" alternative. Many who do not get into BYU Provo apply to attend BYU Idaho or BYU Hawaii. Many also apply to attend Utah Valley University (UVU) which is a state school in the same area as BYU.
BYU-Provo, BYU-Idaho, and BYU-Hawaii are all four year universities that offer post-graduate studies as well.
Utah, unless you are talking about BYU Idaho or BYU Hawaii.
Utah, unless your talking about BYU Idaho or BYU Hawaii
State Colleges College of Southern Idaho College of Western Idaho Eastern Idaho Technical College Lewis-Clark State College North Idaho College State Universities Boise State University Idaho State University University of Idaho Private Colleges Apollo College Brown Mackie College College of Idaho ITT Technical Institute, Idaho College New Saint Andrews College Stevens - Henager College Wesley Center for Applied Theology Private Universities BYU-Idaho University George Fox University Northwest Nazarene University University of Phoenix, Idaho Campus
Well, honey, let me break it down for you. BYU-Idaho is known for smaller class sizes and a more intimate campus feel, but it's in the middle of nowhere. BYU Provo, on the other hand, is in a more bustling city with more opportunities, but it can feel like you're just a number in those big lecture halls. So, pick your poison - small town charm or big city vibes.
BYU College of Nursing was created in 1952.
BYU College of Humanities was created in 1965.