Explore Your Interests
The “Explore Your Interests” section has four parts that help students get to know important campus resources. These resources make it easier for you to learn about classes, career options, and student life at BYU–Hawaii.
My Next Move Survey
If you are not sure what you want to study yet, try the MY NEXT MOVE survey. This short quiz helps you discover your interests and see what careers and majors might be a good match for you. When you finish, save or print your results and make an appointment with your Academic Advisor. Together, you can explore how your interests fit with BYU–Hawaii’s majors, minors, and certificates.
Contact an Academic Advisor
College can sometimes feel confusing, but you’re not alone. Academic Advisors are here to help you understand your academic journey, create a graduation plan, and make important decisions about your education. You are responsible for your own progress, but your advisor can provide guidance, support, and helpful information.
Take Introductory Classes
Not sure what to major in or minor in? Start by taking introductory (100-level) courses. These classes offer a taste of various subjects, helping you discover what you enjoy. Exploring different areas of study will guide you toward the right academic path and career goals.
Student Life & Your Holokai
BYU–Hawaii has vibrant and diverse activities and services that can enrich your student life. When President Marion G. Romney dedicated the Aloha Center, he referred to this campus as a “living laboratory in which [you]…have an opportunity to develop appreciation, tolerance, and esteem for one another.” As a new student, you will have important experiences at New Student Onboarding that will serve as a guidebook and give you a solid start for success. An important part of your Holokai is getting involved on campus in sports and activities, service, and clubs. Here you will meet lifelong friends and feel the power of belonging to this Ohana. Turn to Counseling and Disability Services, the Health Center, Financial Aid, International Student Services, Residential Living (the Hales/TVA), and many other resources to help guide you on your journey.
The best way to get connected on campus is through Campus Labs Engage. Visit student.byuh.edu/ to get started and download Corq in the App Store or Google Play. Engage allows you to learn more about campus events, RSVP to activities, browse and join clubs, view Seasider Activities and Sports events, participate in service projects, and much more! You can also download a record of your involvement, called a co-curricular transcript.
Meet new people, develop leadership skills, and stay healthy and connected through the student life experience of your Holokai.
The best way to get connected on campus is through Campus Labs Engage. Visit student.byuh.edu/ to get started and download Corq in the App Store or Google Play. Engage allows you to learn more about campus events, RSVP to activities, browse and join clubs, view Seasider Activities and Sports events, participate in service projects, and much more! You can also download a record of your involvement, called a co-curricular transcript.
Meet new people, develop leadership skills, and stay healthy and connected through the student life experience of your Holokai.