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Cashier's office accomodates students with university-related payments and other administration matters.
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Frequently Asked Questions About Cashier's Office
What services does the Cashier's Office provide at BYU–Hawaii?
The Cashier's Office accommodates students with university-related payments and other administrative matters.
Where is the Cashier's Office located?
The Cashier's Office is located at 55-220 Kulanui St, 193 lSB, Laie, HI 96762, USA.
What are the business hours of the Cashier's Office?
The Cashier's Office is open Monday through Friday from 10:00 AM to 3:00 PM, with a break on Tuesdays from 11:00 AM to 12:00 PM. It is closed on Saturdays and Sundays.
How can I contact the Cashier's Office at BYU–Hawaii?
You can contact the Cashier's Office by calling +1 808-675-3724.
Does the Cashier's Office have an online resource for financial services?
Yes, you can visit their website at https://financialservices.byuh.edu/financial-services-cashiers-office for more information.
What nearby university offices can students visit related to their enrollment?
Nearby, students can visit the BYU Hawaii Admissions Office for enrollment questions and Career Services for career counseling and tutoring support.
What cultural attractions are near the Cashier's Office that students might enjoy?
The Tahitian Village at the Polynesian Cultural Centre is nearby and offers arts and entertainment including theatre and concerts, which students might enjoy before or after handling university business.
Are there any dining options close to the Cashier's Office for students?
Yes, Alii corner nearby offers fast food with Chinese and Indian cuisine options for students looking for a meal.
Can students access counseling and mental health services near the Cashier's Office?
Yes, BYUH Counseling Services is located nearby, providing counseling and mental health support to students.
What is the motto or featured message of BYU–Hawaii?
The featured message is: 'Enter to learn, go forth to serve. BYU–Hawaii.'