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| What is the purpose of Institute? |
| The purpose of institute is to help students grow in knowledge and faith in God the Father, and His Son, Jesus Christ through scripture study. Students are encouraged to become "doers of the word" and assert a positive influence on campus while achieving academic excellence in their studies and in their community. In addition to gospel study, the Institute provides excellent leadership training, as well as wholesome social and service opportunities. |
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| What is the COST of classes? |
| There is no cost for registration. The way our schedule is set up - you may take two classes per semester - 1 class each night during the Fall and Winter Semesters. Summer classes are held on one night so you would only be able to take one class. |
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| HOW and WHEN can I register? |
| You can enroll for classes by: phone, through this website, dropping by our office (Hinckley 207) or at the first class you attend - Gordon B. Hinckley building, BYU-Idaho campus. |
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| What about Institute credit? Can it be transferred? |
| Credit can be transferred to any other Institutes of Religion or to BYU, BYU Idaho, BYU Hawaii, and LDS Business College. In addition, students are encouraged to enroll and participate fully in the classes and social activities sponsored by the institute.
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| Do I have to be a student of BYU-I to attend Institute? |
| No. ALL young adults age 18-30 are invited and encouraged to enroll and participate fully in the classes and social activities sponsored by the institute.
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| What if my school or work schedule changes after I register? |
| If you need to make a change from your original registration, simply drop by the Institute office and fill out an ADD/DROP form and hand it to a secretary. There is no charge for this service, and both your original and new teachers will be notified.
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| What does Institute offer besides classes? |
| Much. Here is a partial list: (a)a friendly and qualified faculty and staff; (b)a library and several excellent study areas; (c)a lounge and game room; (d)excellent social activities; (e)leadership training; (f)student stakes and wards for those living away from home; and much, much, more. Come to the Institute and check it out! |
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| How academically demanding are Institute classes? |
| Gospel scholarship is encouraged. A student can do as much reading and research of gospel topics as he or she wishes and has time for. Out-of-class study is recommended, and the amount of outside work varies with each course. The Institute offers grading / credit options to fit the circumstance of each student |
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| How do I find other places that give institute classes besides BYU-I.and if they are what I want. |
| Go to the ldsces.org site and find Institute locator on the left side. You can find any Institute by clicking on the state you wish -- it will bring up a list of Institutes in the state. |
