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- Established: 1875
- Location: Provo, Utah
- President: Cecil. O. Samuelson
- Daytime enrolled students: 32,964Brigham Young University: Full-time plus Part-time enrollment
- Faculty: 1300Brigham Young University: BYU Demographics
- 98.5% of students are MormonBrigham Young University: Y Facts Religious Breakdown
- Nicknames: Cougars, BYU, "The Y"
- Motto: "Enter to Learn, Go Forth to Serve"
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- Noted programs: Accounting, business, law, nursing, engineering
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Sponsored by the The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, Brigham Young University (BYU) is named after American pioneer and Mormon leader Brigham Young.
BYU is characterized by a predominantly Mormon student body. The school's honor code derives from The Book of Mormon's thirteenth article of faith, which discusses the need for honesty, benevolence and other virtues.
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BYU Notable Alumni
- Mitt Romney
- Steve Young
- Ty Detmer
- Orson Scott Card
- Stephenie Meyer
- Jon Heder
- Aaron Eckhart
- Ken Jennings
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Brigham Young University Questions
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Brigham Young University Leadership
- President: Cecil. O. Samuelson Cecil O. Samuelson
- 2003-present: President
- Also currently serving in LDS Church First Quorum of the Seventy
- President: Cecil. O. Samuelson Cecil O. Samuelson
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Studying at Brigham Young University
- BYU Undergraduate School
- BYU Graduate Studies: List of Graduate Programs
- Brigham Young University Notable Programs of Study:
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Prospective Students for Brigham Young University
- Princeton Review: Brigham Young University (UT)
- Brigham Young University: Admissions | Financial Aid and Scholarships
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Brigham Young University Timeline
- Google: BYU Timeline
- October 16, 1875: Founded in Provo, Utah, as Brigham Young Academy
- 1903: Name changed to Brigham Young University
- 1909: Work begun on first building of current site
- 1955: BYU-Hawaii founded
- 1957: First doctoral program
- 1984: BYU wins National Football Championship
- 2001: Ricks College joins BYU as BYU-Idaho
- Google: BYU Timeline
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Brigham Young University Sports Teams
- Official Athletic Site: BYU Cougars
- Conference: Mountain West Conference
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Sports News and Discussion
- KSL.com: BYU Sports
- Provo Daily Herald: BYU Sports
- Salt Lake Tribune: BYU Cougar News
- Deseret News: Brigham Young Sports
- CougarFan.com
- CougarBlue.com
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