This is a general advising resource where you can meet with someone who can help you figure out what classes to take and what credits may transfer from your high school classes.

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The Office of Belonging was created to assist BYU in constructing "a community of belonging composed of students, faculty, and staff whose hearts are knit together in love." You can meet with an advisor in their office anytime and discuss how you may be feeling or ask any questions!

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This office assists multicultural students in developing their personal academic journey through holistic advisement, cultural events, and financial aid opportunities.

Advisement

If you are an international student, you will be assigned an advisor who is eager to help you! Reach out to them if you have not already heard from them. You can find your advisor at the following link. Advisors are assigned to you by your last name.

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Every new student at BYU is assigned to a peer mentor. Your mentor will be in your UNIV 101 class, and you will meet with them monthly to discuss a variety of topics. They are here for you and want to help you in whatever you are focusing on at BYU.

About Mentoring

An advisor is assigned to each student by major that you can meet with. A college advisor is a helpful resource because they can provide specific information that is applicable to what you are studying rather than general advisement.

Advisement Centers

BYU Counseling and Psychological Services provides counseling and therapy in a group, couple and or individual setting, free of charge.

Counseling and Psychological Services Homepage

The Research and Writing Center (RWC) provides a supportive and resource-rich environment. Trained consultants collaborate with students to help at any stage of the writing and research process for any type of written project.

Consultations