International Student Services is committing to supporting and assisting our exchange visitors and international students through informed advisement throughout the admissions process up until the completion of their program. In addition to general advising, we also host regular events, info-sessions, and workshops.
Frequently Asked Questions About International Student Services (ISS)
What services does International Student Services (ISS) provide to students?
ISS offers support and assistance to exchange visitors and international students through advisement during admissions and throughout their program, along with hosting events, info-sessions, and workshops.
Where is International Student Services (ISS) located?
ISS is located at 55-220 Kulanui St, 157 CAC, Laie, HI 96762, USA.
What are the operating hours of International Student Services (ISS)?
ISS is open Monday 10:00-16:00, Tuesday 09:00-11:00 and 12:00-16:00, Wednesday to Friday 09:00-16:00, and closed on Saturday and Sunday.
How can I contact International Student Services (ISS)?
You can reach ISS by phone at +1 808-675-3516 or visit their website at https://iss.byuh.edu/.
What is the mission or featured message of ISS?
ISS embraces the motto "Enter to learn, go forth to serve" aligning with BYU–Hawaii's values.
What nearby dining options are available around International Student Services?
Nearby dining includes Alii corner, offering Chinese and Indian fast food, Banyan Dining Hall serving American and Indian buffet, and Seasider Snackbar for breakfast and barbecue.
Are there fitness or recreational facilities near ISS?
Yes, nearby fitness and recreation spots include the BYU-Hawaii Fitness Center, Cannon Activities Center (CAC) gym, and the Seasider Turf Field for active life activities.
What campus resources are available near International Student Services to support students?
Nearby resources include BYU-Hawaii Academic Multimedia Lab, BYUH Counseling Services for mental health, Career Services, and the BYU Hawaii Admissions Office.
Can students access cultural and community groups near ISS?
Yes, students can connect with groups like The Filipino Chapter at BYUH, Cambodia Club at BYU-Hawaii, and Laie YSA 15th Ward religious organization nearby.
What should students know about visiting ISS in terms of time zone and planning?
ISS operates in the Pacific/Honolulu time zone; planning visits during their open hours from Monday to Friday is recommended as they are closed on weekends.