Generally, educated and married.
BYU-Idaho is located in the state of Idaho.
BYU is in Provo, Utah. BYU-Idaho is in Rexburg Idaho and BYU-Hawaii is in Laie Hawaii
Utah, unless you are talking about BYU Idaho or BYU Hawaii.
BYU Idaho College does not currently teach law school.
Utah, unless your talking about BYU Idaho or BYU Hawaii
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.
I think BYU but different people have different opinions.
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).
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-Idaho is much smaller than BYU-Provo. Some prefer a smaller school while others prefer a larger one. You are more likely to be accepted to BYU-Idaho, but you might also be more limited in the classes, majors, and activities available to you. There are also fewer people, so if you are a really social person, it might not be for you. In addition, BYU-Idaho isn't known for it's sports. If you a big college sports fan, you'll want to go to a larger school. BYU-Provo is much more difficult to get into. Since there are so many people, you might end up feeling more like a number, rather than a student that your professors actually care about. They are quite well known for their sports, especially their football team, so if you are into college sports it's a better choice than BYU-Idaho. Also, as a larger school, it is more diverse and has more academic and social opportunities.
No. There are three universities, Brigham Young University in Provo, Utah; BYU-Idaho in Rexburg, Idaho, and BYU-Hawaii in Laie, Hawaii. The Church used to operate Church colleges in the Pacific Islands but BYU-Hawaii is the only one left.
BYU-Provo, BYU-Idaho, and BYU-Hawaii are all four year universities that offer post-graduate studies as well.