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BYU-Pathway WorldwideMay 4, 2021 @ 4:02pm

"I enrolled in BYU-Pathway 8 years ago.

"Through BYU-Pathway, I earned an Associate's Degree in General Studies at BYU-Idaho, but then continued my education and transferred to BYU. There I earned a Bachelor of Science in Nursing. In the fall, I’m beginning grad school at The University of Utah to earn a DNP for Nurse Midwifery and Women’s Health Nurses Practitioner.

"The only reason I am here today is because BYU-Pathway got the ball rolling for me. I am so grateful for my education and hope I can empower women and their families as I serve them."

—Marie Bird

#achievement #goodness #BYUPathway

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BYU-Pathway WorldwideMay 4, 2021 @ 2:02pm

Woah! Relax your shoulders and let go of all that pressure you're putting on yourself! You don't need to be perfect this semester, you just need to keep trying!

"If today you are a little bit better than you were yesterday, then that’s enough. And, if tomorrow you are a little bit better than you were today, then that’s enough."

—David A. Bednar

#inspiration #quotes #BYUPathway

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BYU-Pathway WorldwideMay 4, 2021 @ 12:00am

Have you ever considered a Hospitality and Tourism Management certificate? Learn how it’s making Malvin Kadzomba’s goals a reality in South Africa.

Certificate Spotlight: Hospitality and Tourism Management

Malvin Kadzomba wants to run a restaurant or hotel someday. Hear how this certificate is getting him there!

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BYU-Pathway WorldwideMay 3, 2021 @ 10:01pm

We love all our students getting ready for this semester. We know you are going to do great and we thank you for embarking on an educational journey with us! 💛

#education #success #BYUPathway

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BYU-Pathway WorldwideMay 3, 2021 @ 4:02pm

“More than 30 years after I had left school to take care of our growing family, I made the decision to go back to college at the age of 52. My husband and children were very supportive, but it was a hard decision and a very challenging process. There were many times when I wondered why I was taking on so much work and expending so much effort, but I have since realized that there were two important but unexpected reasons for me to complete that degree.

"When I restarted my degree in 2003, I was able to fulfill the majority of my educational requirements through online classes in addition to some in a classroom. I felt impressed to study English literature. With that particular major, I had to take several writing classes and wrote what seemed like endless analytical and expository essays. I remember thinking, 'Why did I choose a major that requires so much writing?' It didn’t come easily to me! As I progressed through my degree, I found that I was getting better at writing papers—at capturing my thoughts and expressing them clearly. Writing that much and that often expanded my ability to think, analyze, and effectively articulate my thoughts and feelings.

"What I wasn’t aware of at the time, but I am certain the Lord knew, was that four years after I finally graduated with a bachelor’s degree, I was called to be the Young Women General President for the Church. Suddenly, I was expected to write a lot—including talks for general conference, Church magazine articles, and opinions on proposals and programs.

"I could never have foreseen how the skills I was learning as I worked on my degree would be needed and used daily and be such an unexpected but tremendous blessing to me a few short years down the road. Though I was not sure of all the reasons for going back to school, the Lord knew I would need the skills I learned in earning that degree to make me of greater service in the kingdom.”

—Bonnie L. Oscarson, United States

#achievement #goodness #BYUPathway

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BYU-Pathway WorldwideMay 2, 2021 @ 10:00pm

Every journey is different!

Some people go to school when they're 18 years old, others go to school when they're 30 years old, and some wait until they're 80 years old.

Don't compare your journey to anyone else's. There is still time to accomplish all that you hope for yourself, and when your time comes, you will ✨SHINE ✨

#motivation #quotes #BYUPathway

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Newsroom

Meet the Devotional Speakers for Fall Semester 2021 September 10, 2021
Matt Eyring Named New Vice President of Field Operations August 2, 2021
1,985 Students to Complete Online Certificates and Degrees July 20, 2021
Brian K. Ashton Named as New BYU-Pathway Worldwide President May 26, 2021
2021–2022 U.S. Tuition Increases May 7, 2021
Devotional Speakers for Spring Semester 2021 April 26, 2021
1,794 Students to Complete Online Certificates and Degrees April 5, 2021
Meet the Devotional Speakers from Winter 2021 Semester April 1, 2021

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Lauren Conrad

Lauren was born and raised in the beautiful mountains of Provo, Utah. She served a full-time mission in Lisbon, Portugal, where she loved the people and pastries. She also completed a business study abroad program in Velké Meziříčí, Czech Republic, and made amazing friends from around the world there. Lauren graduated from BYU-Idaho with a bachelor’s degree in English in July 2019, with an emphasis in professional writing. She had the opportunity to work with many BYU-Pathway students as an online writing tutor at BYU-Idaho. She loved connecting with them and learning from their amazing examples of hard work and determination. Lauren enjoys sharing students’ stories and helping them stay informed as the messaging specialist at BYU-Pathway.