Facts & Figures
Fall 2022 Enrollment
- 34,390: total daytime students
- 31,389: undergraduate students
- 3,001: graduate students
- 51% female; 49% male
- 75% single; 25% married
Academics
- 195 undergraduate majors
- 112 undergraduate minors
- 98 master's programs
- 30 doctoral programs
Student Demographics
- 95.5%: United States
- 4.5%: International
- 100+ Countries represented
- 50 States represented
- 30%: Utah
- 10%: California
- 5%: Texas
- 5%: Arizona
- 5%: Idaho
Rankings
We're No. 1!
— BYU (@BYU) September 5, 2019
New report from The Wall Street Journal and @timeshighered rank BYU & the Naval Academy as the best in the nation for being worth the cost.
1️⃣ @BYU ☝️
1. U.S. Naval Academy
3. MIT
4. Virginia Military Institute
5. Princeton + 2 others
https://t.co/6vGwKTUXLT
- No. 3: Graduates who go on to earn a Ph.D. in foreign language (NSF)
- No. 3: Undergraduate Accounting Program (US News)
- No. 8: Graduates who go on to earn Ph.D.s (NSF)
- No. 23: Best Law School (U.S. News)
- No. 36: Best Full-time MBA program (U.S. News)
Cougar Athletics Highlights
- Women’s Cross-Country wins 2021 National Championship
- Men’s and Women’s Track and Field win a number of individual national titles at the 2021 National Championship.
- Football finishes 2020 season No. 11 in the country
- Men’s Basketball finishes regular season ranked No. 23, makes 2021 NCAA Tournament
- Women’s Basketball makes 2021 NCAA tournament, advances to the second round
- Tom Holmoe is named 2021 National Athletic Director of the Year
Freshman Profile
- 12,379: applicants
- 66.2%: acceptance rate
- 28–32: middle 50% ACT score
- 3.86–4.00: middle 50% high school GPA
Undergraduate Tuition 2021-2022
- Members of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints: $3,060 per semester
- Other students: $6,120 per semester
Undergraduate Student Ethnicity
- 81% Caucasian
- 7% Hispanic
- 4% Two or more races
- 3% Asian/Pacific Islander
- <1% Black
- <1% American Indian
- 4% Other
International Reach
NEW: BYU is No. 3 in the country for the most graduates with foreign language degrees, according to a new report from @chronicle. For specific language degrees, we rank:
— BYU (@BYU) January 31, 2019
No. 1 Portuguese
No. 1 Arabic
No. 1 Russian
No. 4 Korean
No. 6 French
Details: https://t.co/jvSoajg6dP
- 1,300: number of international students
- 100+: countries represented
- Canada, South Korea, and China are the top three nations represented
- Nearly 50% of all students have lived outside the United States
- 65% of students speak a second language
- 131 languages are spoken on campus
- 73 languages are taught regularly
- 21 language certifications are offered
- 204 study abroad programs are available in 61 countries
- 2,339 students studied abroad during the 2021–2022 academic year
- 17% of students study abroad while at BYU*
- Approximately 258 ambassadors to the United States from 104 countries have spoken on campus since 1996