- A HTG 100: American Heritage
- ACC 041: Accounting
- ACC 041: Accounting
- ACC 200: Principles of Accounting
- ACC 201: Principles of Financial Accounting
- ACC 202: Principles of Managerial Accounting
- ACC 241: Business Law in the Environment
- ACC 310: Principles of Accounting 2
- AEROB 045: Aerobics
- ALG 041: Pre-Algebra, Part 1
- ALG 043: Pre-Algebra, Part 2
- ALG 051: Algebra 1, Part 1 (Grades 8-12)
- ALG 051: Algebra 1, Part 1 (Grades 8-12)
- ALG 053: Algebra 1, Part 2 (Grades 8-12)
- ALG 053: Algebra 1, Part 2 (Grades 8-12)
- ALG 055: Algebra 2, Part 1 (Grades 10-12)
- ALG 055: Algebra 2, Part 1 (Grades 10-12)
- ALG 057: Algebra 2, Part 2 (Grades 10-12)
- ANTHR 101: Social/Cultural Anthropology
- ANTHR 110: Introduction to Archaeology
- ANTHR 309: Language, Culture, and Society
- ANTHR 312: Intercultural Communication
- AP BIO 059: AP Biology, Part 1
- AP BIO 060: AP Biology, Part 2
- AP PSY 059: AP Psychology, Part 1
- AP PSY 060: AP Psychology, Part 2
- ARAB 041: First-Year Arabic, Part 1
- ARAB 043: First-Year Arabic, Part 2
- ARAB 101: First-Year Arabic
- ART 031: Introduction to Art
- ART 041: Art Foundations: 10,000 BC - 1900
- ART 043: Art Foundations: 1900 to Present
- ART 045: Drawing
- ART 051: Calligraphy
- ART 053: Italic Handwriting
- ART 059: Introduction to Commercial Art
- ART 061: General Photography
- ARTHC 340: Nineteenth-Century European Art
- ARTHC 350: Modern Art
- ASL 041: American Sign Language, Part 1
- ASL 043: American Sign Language, Part 2
- AUTO 043: Automotive Basics
- BIO 100: Principles of Biology
- BIOL 041: Biology, Part 1
- BIOL 043: Biology, Part 2
- BIOL 049: Human Anatomy
- BLAW 041: Business Law
- BMATH 041: Business and Consumer Math, Part 1
- BMATH 043: Business and Consumer Math, Part 2
- BMRKT 041: Marketing
- BOWL 041: Bowling
- BUS M 200: Personal Finance
- BUS M 201: Financial Management
- BUS M 241: Marketing Management
- BUS M 418: Financial Planning
- BUS M 430: Introduction to International Business
- CALC 041: Precalculus 1
- CALC 043: Precalculus 2
- CH EN 273: Chemical Process Principles
- CHEM 041: General Chemistry, Part 1
- CHEM 043: General Chemistry, Part 2
- CHEM 061: Honors Chemistry, Part 1
- CHEM 063: Honors Chemistry, Part 2
- CHEM 100: Elementary College Chemistry
- CHILD 041: Child Development, Part 1
- CHILD 043: Child Development, Part 2
- CHILD 051: Preparing for Responsible Parenthood
- CHILD 051: Preparing for Responsible Parenthood
- CLOTH 041: Clothing Construction
- CLOTH 047: Clothing Fashion Fundamentals
- COMMS 041: English for Life and Work: Career Preparation
- COMMS 051: Public Speaking
- COMMS 101: Mass Communication and Society
- COMMS 230: Introduction to Advertising
- COMMS 300: Media Ethics, Law, and Responsibility
- COMMS 480: Media Ethics and Moral Reasoning
- CPSE 300: Exceptional Students: Principles of Collaboration
- CPSE 618: Legal Issues in Special Education
- CPSE 656: Spiritual Values and Methods in Psychotherapy
- CTECH 041: Computer Technology
- EARTH 041: Earth Science, Part 1
- EARTH 043: Earth Science, Part 2
- EARTH 043: Earth Science, Part 2
- EARTH 051: General Astronomy
- EARTH 055: Meteorology
- EARTH 055: Meteorology
- ECON 043: Understanding Economics
- ECON 110: Economic Principles and Problems
- EL ED 340: Children’s Literature
- ELANG 322: Modern American Usage
- ELANG 325: The Grammar of English
- ENGL 031: Seventh-Grade English 1
- ENGL 033: Seventh-Grade English 2
- ENGL 035: Eighth-Grade English 1
- ENGL 037: Eighth-Grade English 2
- ENGL 041: Ninth-Grade English 1
- ENGL 043: Ninth-Grade English 2
- ENGL 045: Tenth-Grade English 1
- ENGL 047: Tenth-Grade English 2
- ENGL 051: Eleventh-Grade English 1
- ENGL 053: Eleventh-Grade English 2
- ENGL 055: Twelfth-Grade English 1
- ENGL 057: Twelfth-Grade English 2
- ENGL 059: Practical English: Review of Fundamentals
- ENGL 115: College Writing and Reading
- ENGL 218R-002: Creative Writing
- ENGL 220: Composing Personal History
- ENGL 230: Introduction to Literature: Fiction, Drama, Poetry
- ENGL 251: Fundamentals of Literary Interpretation and Criticism
- ENGL 291: British Literary History 1
- ENGL 292: British Literary History 2
- ENGL 293: American Literary History
- ENGL 312: Persuasive Writing
- ENGL 313: Expository Writing for Elementary Education Majors
- ENGL 314: Writing About Literature
- ENGL 315: Writing in the Social Sciences
- ENGL 316: Technical Communication
- ENGL 317R: Writing Creative Nonfiction
- ENGL 319R: Writing Poetry
- ENGL 320R: Writing for Children and Adolescents
- ENGL 336: The American Novel
- ENGL 350: The Bible as Literature
- ENGL 361: American Literature 1800 - 1865
- ENGL 362: American Literature 1865 - 1914
- ENGL 363: American Literature 1914 - 1960
- ENGL 366: Studies in Poetry
- ENGL 374: British Literature 1789 - 1832: The Romantic Period
- ENGL 382: Shakespeare
- ENGL 385: British Literature 1603-1660: The Late Renaissance
- ENGL 395R-018: Studies in Literature (Christian Fantasy)
- ENGL 420: Literature for Adolescents
- ENGL 495: The Senior Course: Directed Literary Research and Writing
- ENGN 041: Small Engine Repair
- ENVRN 041: Environmental Science
- ENVRN 041: Environmental Science
- EXSC 349: Body, Mind, Spirit
- FINL 041: Financial Literacy: Money Matters
- FIT 041: Fitness for Living
- FIT 045: Lifetime Weight Control
- FIT 049: Fitness for Sports and Recreation
- FOODS 041: Food and Nutrition, Part 1
- FOODS 043: Food and Nutrition, Part 2
- FREN 041: First-Year French, Part 1
- FREN 043: First-Year French, Part 2
- FREN 051: Second-Year French, Part 1
- FREN 053: Second-Year French, Part 2
- FREN 202: Intermediate French, Part 2
- FREN 321: Advanced Grammar
- GARD 041: Home Gardening
- GEOG 041: World Geography: The Forces That Shape Our World
- GEOG 101: Global Environment: Understanding Physical Geography
- GEOG 120: Geography and World Affairs
- GEOG 130: Introduction to Human Geography
- GEOL 101: Introduction to Geology
- GEOL 103: Life of the Past
- GEOM 041: Plane Geometry 1
- GEOM 043: Plane Geometry 2
- GERM 041: First-Year German, Part 1
- GERM 043: First-Year German, Part 2
- GERM 051: Second-Year German, Part 1
- GERM 053: Second-Year German, Part 2
- GERM 302: Advanced German Language 1
- GERM 303: Advanced German Language 2
- GOLF 041: Golf
- GOVT 041: American Government, Part 1
- GOVT 043: American Government, Part 2
- GOVT 045: United States Government and Citizenship
- GOVT 046: Honors United States Government and Citizenship
- GOVT 049: United States Foreign Policy
- GSCI 031: Seventh-Grade Science, Part 1
- GSCI 033: Seventh-Grade Science, Part 2
- GSCI 035: Eighth-Grade Science, Part 1
- GSCI 037: Eighth-Grade Science, Part 2
- GUITR 041: Guitar
- HEB 131: First-Year Biblical Hebrew
- HIST 041: United States History to 1850
- HIST 043: United States History from 1851
- HIST 051: Northwest History
- HIST 052: Northwest History- WA State
- HIST 053: Alaskan History
- HIST 055: Utah Studies
- HIST 057: History of the American West
- HIST 061: World History: Eastern Hemisphere
- HIST 063: World History: Western Hemisphere
- HIST 065: World History: Europe and Russia
- HIST 065: World History: Europe and Russia
- HIST 066: World Civilizations
- HIST 067: World History: Ancient Civilizations
- HIST 201: World Civilization to 1500
- HIST 202: World Civilization from 1500
- HIST 220: The United States through 1877
- HIST 221: The United States Since 1877
- HIST 252: Modern Latin America
- HIST 302: The Italian Renaissance
- HIST 304: The Expansion of Europe, 1400-1800
- HIST 317: The Family and the Law in American History
- HIST 319: The Family in Europe
- HIST 340: Traditional China
- HIST 341: Modern China Since 1500
- HIST 350: England/Wales After 1700 Family, Local, and Social History Research
- HIST 351: Germanic Family, Local, and Social History Research
- HIST 353R: Southern European and Latin American Family, Local, and Social History Research
- HIST 378: American Family History
- HIST 404: Southern United States Family, Local, and Social History Research
- HIST 414: Scotland Family, Local, and Social History Research
- HIST 415: Ireland Family, Local, and Social History Research
- HIST 421: English Language Handwriting and Documents
- HIST 433: Writing Narrative Biographies
- HIST 481R: Directed Research in Family History
- HIST 482: Capstone Seminar: Writing and Professional Paths in Family History
- HLTH 031: Health Education (Grades 7-8)
- HLTH 041: Health Education
- HLTH 041: Health Education
- HLTH 042: TEKS Health Education: Choosing to Be Healthy
- HLTH 043: Eating Disorders and Basic Nutrition
- HLTH 045: Drug Use and Abuse (Grades 8-12)
- HLTH 345: Principles of Epidemiology
- HLTH 370: Consumer Health
- I SYS 100: Computer Spreadsheet Skills
- I SYS 101: Computer Presentation Skills
- IHUM 101: An Introduction to the Humanities
- IHUM 201: Western Humanities 1: Antiquity to Renaissance
- IHUM 202: Western Humanities 2: Renaissance to the Present
- INFOP 041: Keyboarding
- INTDE 041: Interior Design, Part 1
- INTDE 043: Interior Design, Part 2
- IP&T 515: Finding and Using Open Educational Resources
- JAPAN 041: First-Year Japanese, Part 1
- JAPAN 043: First-Year Japanese, Part 2
- JAPAN 051: Second-Year Japanese, Part 1
- JAPAN 053: Second-Year Japanese, Part 2
- JAPAN 301: Japanese Reading and Culture
- JAPAN 302: Readings in Japanese History and Culture
- JOG 041: Jogging
- LATIN 041: First-Year Latin, Part 1
- LATIN 043: First-Year Latin, Part 2
- LATIN 051: Second-Year Latin, Part 1
- LATIN 053: Second-Year Latin, Part 2
- LATIN 121: Latin for Genealogists
- LIT 045: Understanding Literature
- LIT 045: Understanding Literature
- LIT 047: Advanced Literature Comprehension
- LIT 051: Bible as Literature
- LIT 061: Science Fiction Literature
- M COM 320: Communication in Organizational Settings
- MANEC 300: Economics of Market Systems
- MANEC 453: Money, Banking, and Business
- MATH 031: Seventh-Grade Mathematics 1
- MATH 033: Seventh-Grade Mathematics 2
- MATH 047: Applied Math, Part 1
- MATH 049: Applied Math, Part 2
- MATH 097: Intermediate Algebra
- MATH 110: College Algebra
- MATH 112: Calculus 1
- MATH 119: Introduction to Calculus
- MATH 334: Ordinary Differential Equations
- MMBIO 221: General Microbiology
- MUSIC 041: Introduction to Music
- MUSIC 101: Introduction to Music
- MUSIC 113: Beginning Piano Techniques 1
- MUSIC 114R: Beginning Piano Techniques 2
- MUSIC 204: Introduction to Jazz
- MUSIC 399R: Organ Performance, Level 4
- MUSIC 399R: Organ Performance, Level 3
- MUSIC 399R: Organ Performance, Level 6
- MUSIC 399R: Organ Performance, Level 5
- MUSIC 399R: Organ Performance, Level 2
- MUSIC 399R: Organ Performance, Level 1
- NDFS 100: Essentials of Human Nutrition
- NURS 102: Nursing and Medical Terminology
- OCCUP 041: Preparing for Health Occupations
- OJT 041: Critical Workplace Skills, Part 1
- OJT 043: Critical Workplace Skills, Part 2
- ORG B 221: Organizational Effectiveness
- ORG B 327: Human Resource Management
- ORG B 347: Managerial Leadership Development
- ORG B 400: Business Ethics
- PDBIO 120: Science of Biology
- PDBIO 205: Human Biology
- PDBIO 210: Human Anatomy (with virtual lab)
- PETE 351: Administration of Physical Education and Athletics
- PHIL 041: Philosophy
- PHIL 110: Introduction to Philosophy
- PHIL 205: Deductive Logic
- PHIL 305: Predicate Logic
- PHSCS 041: Physics, Part 1
- PHSCS 043: Physics, Part 2
- PHSCS 105: Introductory Applied Physics
- PHSCS 106: Introductory Applied Physics
- PHSCS 121: Principles of Physics 1
- PHSCS 123: Principles of Physics 2
- PHSCS 127: Descriptive Astronomy
- PHSCS 137: Severe and Hazardous Weather
- PHY S 100: Physical Science
- PHYS 041: General Physical Science
- PIANO 041: Piano
- PL SC 110: American Government and Politics
- PL SC 170: Introduction to International Politics
- PL SC 201: Western Political Heritage 1
- PL SC 202: Western Political Heritage 2
- PL SC 316: American Political Parties
- PL SC 321: The Media in American Politics
- PSYCH 111: General Psychology
- PSYCH 210: History of Psychology
- PSYCH 301: Psychological Statistics
- PSYCH 306: Psychology of Gender
- PSYCH 320: Developmental Psychology: Childhood
- PSYCH 330: Organizational Psychology
- PSYCH 338: Sport Psychology
- PSYCH 341: Personality
- PSYCH 342: Abnormal Psychology
- PSYCH 350: Introduction to Social Psychology
- PSYCH 358: Leadership Development
- PSYCH 361: Principles of Learning
- PSYCH 365: Motivation
- PWS 275: Genetics and Reproduction
- READ 033: Reading Comprehension: Understanding Literature 1
- READ 035: Reading Comprehension: Understanding Literature 2
- READ 041: Speed Reading
- READ 045: Reading Comprehension
- READ 049: Recreational Reading
- READ 051: Reading Around the World
- REAL 041: Things as They Really Are
- REL A 121: The Book of Mormon
- REL A 122: The Book of Mormon
- REL A 211: The New Testament
- REL A 212: The New Testament
- REL A 301: The Old Testament
- REL A 302: The Old Testament
- REL A 304: Writings of Isaiah
- REL A 327: The Pearl of Great Price
- REL A 392R: The Writings of John: The Gospel Account, Epistles, and Revelation of the Beloved Apostle
- REL C 130: Missionary Preparation
- REL C 234: LDS Marriage and Family
- REL C 261: Introduction to Family History (Genealogy)
- REL C 324: The Doctrine and Covenants
- REL C 325: The Doctrine and Covenants
- REL C 333: The Living Prophets
- REL C 341: Joseph Smith and the Restoration, 1805-1845
- REL C 342: Pioneers and Persecution, 1846-1899
- REL C 343: The Global Church, 1900 to the Present
- REL C 393R: LDS Temples
- RUSS 041: First-Year Russian, Part 1
- RUSS 043: First-Year Russian, Part 2
- RUSS 051: Second-Year Russian, Part 1
- RUSS 053: Second-Year Russian, Part 2
- SELFG 041: Personal Freedom: How to Gain Control of Your Life
- SELFG 043: Project Self-Discovery
- SELFG 047: Dating–Romance and Reason
- SELFG 049: Essential Life Skills
- SELFG 051: Leadership
- SELFG 055: Study Skills
- SELFG 057: Education and Career Planning
- SFL 100: Strengthening Marriage and Family: Proclamation Principles and Scholarship
- SFL 110: Food Preparation in the Home
- SFL 160: Introduction to Family Processes
- SFL 210: Human Development
- SFL 223: Preparation for Marriage
- SFL 224: Marriage Enhancement
- SFL 240: Parenting and Child Guidance
- SFL 260: Family Finance
- SFL 331: Infant Development in the Family
- SFL 333: Adolescent Development in the Family and Other Social Contexts
- SFL 334: Adult Development and Aging in the Family
- SFL 335: Family Adaptation and Resiliency
- SOC 111: Introductory Sociology
- SOC 112: Current Social Problems
- SOC 318: Adolescent Development in the Family and Other Social Contexts
- SOC 350: Introduction to Social Psychology
- SOC W 200: Introduction to the Field of Social Work
- SOCSC 041: Current Events
- SOCSC 051: Sociology
- SOCSC 055: Psychology
- SOCST 033: Survey of World History, Part 1
- SOCST 034: Survey of World History, Part 2
- SOCST 035: United States History, Part 1
- SOCST 036: United States History, Part 2
- SOCST 037: United States History, Part 3
- SOCST 038: United States History, Part 4
- SPAN 041: First-Year Spanish, Part 1
- SPAN 043: First-Year Spanish, Part 2
- SPAN 051: Second-Year Spanish 1
- SPAN 053: Second-Year Spanish, Part 2
- SPAN 061: Third-Year Spanish, Part 1
- SPAN 063: Third-Year Spanish, Part 2
- SPAN 441: Survey of Spanish Literature
- SPELL 041: Spelling
- STAC 105: Healthy Living
- STAC 129: Fitness and Lifestyle Management
- STAC 139: Jogging
- STAC 191: Weight Training, Beginning
- STAT 121: Principles of Statistics
- STDEV 051: Online Prep: Tools For Success!
- STDEV 100: Essential College Skills (BGS Edition)
- STDEV 140: Life Planning and Decision Making
- STDEV 317R: Career Strategies
- SWIM 043: Intermediate Swimming
- TECH 041: Applied Physics with Technology, Part 1
- TECH 043: Applied Physics with Technology, Part 2
- TEN 041: Tennis
- TMA 101: Introduction to the Theatre
- TMA 150: Public Speaking
- TMA 251: Playwriting 1
- TMA 352: Drama in the Elementary Classroom
- TRIG 041: Trigonometry 1
- TRIG 043: Trigonometry 2
- USA 041: Character of America: Documents and Symbols
- USA 043: Character of America: The People
- WRIT 043: Technical Writing
- WRIT 045: Creative Writing
- WRIT 047: Writing Poetry: Becoming a Bard
- WRIT 049: Journalism
- WTRNG 041: Weight Training
- XPLR 041: Character Education: Exploring Values, Part 1
- XPLR 043: Character Education: Exploring Values, Part 2
- XPLR 045: Character Education: Exploring Values, Part 3
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Standard High School Program
The Standard Program is a traditional high school program that satisfies basic high school requirements for admission to most colleges. It also prepares the student to take the ACT or SAT exams.
Requirements: Students in the BYU Independent Study Standard High School Program must complete a minimum of three courses every six months to remain in the program. In order to complete the program in four years, a student should complete at least six courses every six months.
Note: Although most colleges accept credits from the BYU Independent Study High School Program, the student should always consult with his or her individual college before enrolling.
Required Courses
| English (4 credits) |
Complete all of these courses: 9th Grade: ENGL 41 & ENGL 43 10th Grade: ENGL 45 & ENGL 47 11th Grade: ENGL 51 & ENGL 53 12th Grade: ENGL 55 & ENGL 57 |
| Social Science (3 credits) |
Complete all of these courses: HIST 41 & HIST 43 (U.S. History) GEOG 41 (World Geography) Complete any two of these courses GOVT 41, GOVT 43, GOVT 45, ECON 43 Complete one of these courses HIST 66, HIST 67 |
| Math (3 credits) |
Complete all of these courses: Algebra 1: ALG 51 & ALG 53 Complete any two sequences: Pre-Algebra: ALG 41 & ALG 43 Algebra 2: ALG 55 & ALG 57 Precalculus: CALC 41 & CALC 43 Plane Geometry: GEOM 41 & GEOM 43 Applied Math: Math 47& Math 49 Trigonometry: TRIG 41 & TRIG 43 |
| Science (3 credits) |
Complete both Sequences: Earth Science: EARTH 41 & EARTH 43 Biology: BIOL 41 & BIOL 43 or APBIO 59 & APBIO 60 Complete and two of these courses: BIOL 49 CHEM 41 CHEM 43 CHEM 61 CHEM 63 EARTH 51 EARTH 55 ENVRN 41 PHSCS 41 PHSCS 43 PHYS 41 TECH 41 TECH 43 |
| Health/PE (2 credits) |
Complete the following Health Course HLTH 41 Complete one of these PE courses: AEROB 45 BOWL 41 FIT 49 GOLF 41 JOG 41 SWIM 43 TEN 41 WTRNG 41 Complete any two of these Health courses, including any previously listed Health and/or PE courses: FIT 45 HLTH 43, HLTH 045 (0.25 credits each) OCCUP 41 |
| Career & Technology Education (1 credit) |
Complete any two of these courses: ART 61 - Photography AUTO 43 - Automotive Basics BLAW 41 - Business Law BMATH 41 - Business & Consumer Math, Part 1 BMATH 43 - Business & Consumer Math, Part 2 BMRKT 41 - Marketing CHILD 41 - Child Development, Part 1 CHILD 43 - Child Development, Part 2 CHILD 51 - Preparing for Responsible Parenthood CLOTH 41 - Clothing Construction CLOTH 47 - Clothing Fashion Fundamentals COMMS 41 - English for Life and Work CTECH 41 - Computer Technology ENGN 41 - Small Engine Repair FOODS 41 - Food and Nutrition, Part 1 FOODS 43 - Food and Nutrition, Part 2 GARD 41 - Home Gardening INFOP 41 - Keyboarding, Part 1 INTDE 41 - Interior Design, Part 1 INTDE 43 - Interior Design, Part 2 TECH 41 - Applied Physics with Technology, Part 1 TECH 43 - Applied Physics with Technology, Part 2 |
| Fine Arts (1 credit) |
Complete and two of these courses: ART 41 - Art Appreciation 10,000 BC to 1900 ART 43 - Art Appreciation 1900 to Present ART 45- Drawing ART 51 - Calligraphy ART 53 - Italic Handwriting ART 59 - Introduction to Commercial Art COMMS 51 - Public Speaking GUITR 41 - Beginning Guitar MUSIC 41 - Introduction to Music PIANO 41 - Beginning Piano |
| Computer Tech (0.5 credits) |
Complete the following course: CTECH 41 - Computer Technology |
| Financial Literacy (0.5 credit) |
Complete the following course: FINL 41 - Financial Literacy |
| Student Development (0.5 credit) |
Complete the following course: STDEV 51 - Online Prep: Tools for Success! |
| Electives (5.5 credits) |
Complete 5.5 credits of elective courses: Note: An elective course is any non-required course offered that has not previously been taken. Courses that may fulfill the requirements for two or more subjects can only be counted once. If you are planning on attending college, it is recommended that you take 2.0 credtis of a world language sequence as part of your elective courses. |
| Total Credits=24 | |
Note: Courses that may fulfill the requirements for two or more subjects can only be counted for one subject. Courses will not be double counted.
Recommended course of study for grades 9-12
| 9th Grade: | 10th Grade: | 11th Grade: | 12th Grade: |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1.0 English | 1.0 English | 1.0 English | 1.0 English |
| 0.5 Fine Art | 0.5 Fine Arts | 1.0 Career & Tech | 1.0 US Gov’t |
| 1.0 World Hist/Geog | 0.5 Health/PE | 1.0 US History | 0.5 Computer Tech |
| 1.0 Math | 1.0 Science | 1.0 Science | 1.0 Science |
| 0.5 Health | 1.0 Math | 1.0 Math | 0.5 Health/PE |
| 0.5 PE credit | 2.0 Electives | 1.0 Elective | 0.5 Financial Lit |
| 0.5 Stud Dev | 1.5 Electives | ||
| 1.0 Elective |
Tutor Information
| Biology/Science: isbioltutor@byu.edu English/Writing: isengltutor@byu.edu Spanish: isspantutor@byu.edu Statistics: isstattutor@byu.edu |
History: ishisttutor@byu.edu Math: ismathtutor@byu.edu Philosophy: isphiltutor@byu.edu Arabic: isarabic@byu.edu |
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