Don’t come. School is full of bs, they will treat you like a child. Students who works in office always confuse you because they don’t know what they are doing. Financial aid and health center is bs. Just choose BYU Idaho or Provo. Not worth your money.
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Gianna Hohaia
Sep 13, 2026
I LOVE BYUH! I'm a junior here and it's been an amazing journey so far!
One of my favorite spots on campus is the media productions recording studio. I work there on the audio team and I love seeing all creative music projects come together there. It's also the best place for a fire photoshoot or video edit!
The best thing about this school is all the people I've gotten to meet from the U.S and all around the world. The class sizes are super small and casual, so it's less intimidating to participate, socialize, and get to know new people!
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Austin Jomarey Baclaan
Sep 8, 2026
Career Services has honestly been one of the best parts of my BYUH experience. As someone who's worked closely with the team, I've seen firsthand how much they genuinely care about helping students land internships and jobs, not just here in Hawaii but back home too. From resume workshops to employer networking events, they make the whole process feel a lot less overwhelming. If you're a student who hasn't utilized their resources yet, I'd highly recommend stopping by, it's made a real difference for me.
It is a blessing to live in Hawaii because you can see the astonishing natural scenery at Brigham Young University Hawaii. It is also my favorite spot, Aloha Plaza, where I create memories with my friends, like singing Karaoke, chatting, and dancing our traditional dance.
I think one of my hidden spots at BYUH is the entrance, because it became part of my memories, especially when we showed our motto, "Enter to Learn, Go Forth to Serve."
The last one of my favorite spots to recommend visiting is in front of the Pavilion between Hale 7 and Hale 8 because it is a good place to know more friends and catch the vibe of Hawaii, "One Ohana, sharing Aloha."
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Asa Seversike
Sep 8, 2026
BYU–Hawaii is a pretty unique school. The campus is beautiful, the people are friendly, and being surrounded by so many different cultures makes the experience really special. I’ve really enjoyed my time here and the opportunities to get involved outside of just going to class. It definitely has its quirks, but overall I’m grateful I chose to come here. If you’re looking for a smaller school with a strong community and an amazing location, BYU–Hawaii is hard to beat. Also shoutout to the Kumuwaiwai Center for Sustainability Program! Best place to take pictures and look at native flowers!