Brigham Young University

Bringham Young University offers various scholarships to its national and international students. However, international students are not eligible for need-based scholarships provided through the Financial Aid Office. Below are some of the Bringham Young University scholarships and financial aid:BYU ScholarshipsEvery student attending studies at Brigham Young University is eligible for scholarships. Students should apply for relevant scholarships by the required deadline. The details of the scholarships are:Russell M. Nelson Scholarship:  A total award of 150% of LDS tuition for eight semestersNational Merit Scholarship: The merit stipend offered is USD 750-2,000 annually, as per the financial need. The Presidential Scholarship supplements the National Merit stipend to award students with 150% of LDS tuition for all eight semesters.Sterling Scholarship Competition: The Sterling Scholar Award Program is offered based on scholastic achievement of high school seniors in the state of Utah.Note: Scholarship deadlines and amounts may vary with progressive years. Students must check the exact deadlines and minimum requirements with their respective departments and apply for the desirable awards on time to make their profiles considerable.For more details on the scholarship application process and deadlines, please visit the university’s scholarship webpage.

Both Brigham Young University (BYU) and Webster University are highly regarded universities in the USA for MBA. Brigham Young University has been ranked #23 in the country by Bloomberg Businessweek for MBA programs, and it offers a two-year MBA programme with an emphasis on organisational behavior/human resources, global supply chain management, finance, and entrepreneurship. They also have a strong alumni network and career services program.Whereas, Webster University has been ranked #32 in Regional Universities Midwest by US News & World Report and it offers 10 areas of emphasis and 12 dual degree options, providing students with many career possibilities. It has a global presence with campuses throughout the US and abroad.

Yes, students can apply for part-time jobs while studying at Brigham Young University. Here are some ways to find part-time jobs while studying at Brigham Young University:Y Jobs and OIT Careers: Y Jobs and OIT Careers are online job portals that helps students find part-time jobs on campus. Students can search for jobs by category, location, and job type.Student Employment: The Student Employment office at Brigham Young University helps students find part-time jobs on campus. Students can search for jobs by category, location, and job typeCareers Job Search: The Careers Job Search website helps students find part-time jobs on campus. 

Requirements for undergraduate and postgraduate programs:Undergraduate Requirements:High School Diploma or equivalent (GED or by completing a homeschool programme approved under state law)Recommended high school courses: 4 years of mathematics, 4 years of English, 2-3 years of laboratory science, 2 years of history or government, 2 or more years of a foreign languageGPA of 3.86 or higherACT or SAT score (if required)English Language Proficiency (if required)Postgraduate Requirements:Four-year undergraduate degree or its equivalent from an accredited institutionStrong undergraduate GPA with an average of 3.55 or higherMinimum of two years of post-graduate work experience that demonstrates advancement and leadership trajectoryGMAT/GRE scoreEnglish Language Proficiency 

Undergraduate Tuition Fees:Latter-day Saint: $3,248 per semester for 12.0+ credit hours, $3,086 per semester for 9.0-11.5 credit hours, $1,543 per semester for 4.5-5.5 credit hours, and $342 per credit hour for 0.5-8.5 credit hours.Non-Latter-day Saint: $6,496 per semester for 12.0+ credit hours, $6,172 per semester for 9.0-11.5 credit hours, $3,086 per semester for 4.5-5.5 credit hours, and $684 per credit hour for 0.5-8.5 credit hours. Graduate Tuition Fees:Graduate School of Business and Law School Students: $7,538 per semester for 8.5+ credit hours, $4,084 per semester for 4.5+ credit hours, and $960 per credit hour for 0.5-8.0 credit hours.Other Graduate Students: $8,168 per semester for 4.5+ credit hours and $480 per credit hour for 0.5-8.0 credit hours.