(801) 933-9400 | slc@byu.edu | 345 W North Temple, Suite 300, SLC
Did you know you can take BYU classes in Salt Lake City? It’s the perfect option when your schedule hits the fan, or if you’d rather take a GE class in a small classroom than an auditorium. The BYU Salt Lake Center is the real deal: BYU classes, BYU credit, BYU instructors. It’s just in Salt Lake instead of Provo—and so are concerts, food, Jazz games, and shopping. Most classes meet only once a week and transportation’s a breeze with free public transit. Schedule some time at the BYU Salt Lake Center.
(801) 422-2819 | cfac@byu.edu | WCOB (189 W 960 N, Provo)
The College of Fine Arts and Communications’ mission is to “teach the disciplines of art, communications, dance, design, music and theatre and media arts; explore these disciplines’ application to various media; and expand their civilizing influence on the human spirit. The college’s activities are founded on spiritual values. Each department strives for excellence and rigor in scholarship, performance and creative activity. The college seeks a balance among these areas of endeavor that offers students a diverse education in preparation for professional contributions and a lifetime of service to humankind.”
We, the advisors and staff at the College of Physical and Mathematical Sciences Advisement Center, are happy to assist you in your academic journey towards graduation and in your preparation for a fulfilling career. We are ready to answer a variety of questions you may have, help with class planning and graduation plans, and discuss ways to be a successful student. We can also refer you to a variety of resources available to you which will enrich your experience at BYU. We look forward to meeting with you!
The Honors Program mission is to develop student-scholars from across the university who will become broad thinkers, creative problem solvers, and influential leaders. This is achieved by cultivating academic excellence, community of scholars, interdisciplinary thinking , and skills of inquiry.
The McKay School of Education prepares individuals to enter the teaching profession and fill other vital roles in schools and communities. From working with young children to develop literacy skills to helping individuals with special needs transition to fill roles in their communities, we have programs that make a difference and positively impact society. You may choose from our programs in communication disorders, early childhood education, elementary education, physical education teaching/coaching, and special education.
We help all students who are exploring majors and careers. We’re also home to all Open Major students – let’s talk about your schedule and upcoming semester!