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I attended BYU for the first 2 years of my educaiton. The greatest part about BYU was that the teachers were respectful to students and required the same from the students. After my husband graduated and got a job in Arizona, I transferred to ASU and was shocked by the language and attitude of many of the teachers, as well as the students. I felt BYU was a much better quality of education, as well as teaching good, wholesome values that should be valued today as much as they have been in he past. It's sad how often words that are offensive are said in casual conversation. Despite that, the classroom...
review »Brigham Young University is a great school to go to if you have Christian values and standards. It is extremely nice to be in a place where drinking and smoking are completely out of place. Where there is not shattered beer bottles all over the ground, or people puking on the sidewalks. The cleanliness of the campus and the wonderful job that the grounds crew does with the flowers everywhere is awesome. However, only plan on attending Brigham Young University if you are serious about school. If you really just want to go to college to get away from your parents and screw around a lot,...
review »I graduated from Brigham Young University and feel that I received so much more than just an education. I went to school with an incredible group of people. Every single student and faculty member was tops. I felt safe at all times, never felt like just a number, no matter how large my classes were. I've been out in the "real world" for a few years now and look back with great pride at being able to attend such an incredible institution! The cost of four years at this top University is less expensive than other private universities for one year. The campus is beautiful and the students are so clean...
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