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Don't go here forBrightComputer Science
Don't go here for computer science. It sucks. You'll get trapped because none of your credits transfer and the quality of education is very poor. There's a lot of busy work and not a lot of learning. It will take forever to graduate because there are so many bottlenecks in the major.
5th Year Female -- Class 2018
Campus Aesthetics: A, Education Quality: F
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BYU is for students who love to digQuite BrightNeuroscience/Cognitive Science
BYU is for students who love to dig in, work hard, and who are passionate about what they are doing. This is a university that holds everyone to a very high standard, and for students who are willing to live up to that standard it can be a dream come true. It is a lot of work. I am double majoring in Neuroscience and Russian, and both departments are absolutely fantastic. I have great opportunities to be involved in research, and to learn all of the things that I've always wanted to know. This is a place to learn and grow, not to be stagnant and just put in the time to get a degree, and those who aren't willing to put forth the work and put their heart into their education will have a very hard time here.My experience has been extremely positive, and I highly recommend it to anyone who really loves to learn.
3rd Year Male -- Class 2019
Education Quality: A+, Useful Schoolwork: A
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I'll just outright say that I am aBrightSociology
I'll just outright say that I am a minority in several ways-- a black, mormon woman. After I got out of high scool it was apparent to me that even though I come from a supportive, well off family, I'd struggle to figure out what exactly to do with my life because of who I was as a person. I went to BYU because I value education and my relationship with God. I didn't expect it to be easy, and it definitely was hard. I pretty much despised my GEs, which I finished my first two years at the university. I liked my major classes a little better. My favorite parts of my colege experience were, in no specific order, 1. my roommates, who were AMAZING and have been my best friends since I started living with them, 2. My minor, women's studies. It may have been difficult to sit through some class discussions because of the demographic at BYU, but I was genuinely interested in that subject, and 3. My real life experience. I got my first job and internship both on campus, and they gave me a sense of independence and purpose. Yes, it was challenging, and no, I didn't have fun the entire time, but all in all I wouldn't trade it for anything. [In case youre wondering, no, I did not formally date a ton, but I will say that I had around 10 really good make out sessions as a student here. I could talk about that scene on a another blog.]I grew as a person after going here. If anyone has questions, feel free to ask me.
4th Year Female -- Class 2015
Campus Aesthetics: A+, Innovation: F
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