Partnerships
Campus
BYU Academic Support Office
801.422.2723
Provides support for students who are academically underperforming. Support is provided through sessions with a counselor, referrals for resources, or through the office’s Academic Improvement Plan program.
BYU Dean of Students
801.422.4771
Supports student development and addresses issues and needs in a supportive environment.
BYU Financial Aid and Scholarships
801.422.1300
Provides information concerning discontinuance or withdrawal from classes and the effects that such action may have on financial aid and scholarships.
BYU International Student Services
801.422.6073
Provides information regarding student visas and can direct individuals in need of additional assistance to resources that are able to help with other types of visas and immigration status issues.
BYU Women’s Services and Resources
801.422.4877
WSR supports individuals in challenges faced by providing a place for students to be heard, receive useful information, and connect to appropriate resources. The consultations, support groups, and wellness services are designed to help all overcome issues from eating disorders to breakups and everything in between.
Enrollment services
801.422.4104
Enrollment Services helps students manage key parts of their academic journey at BYU—from admission and registration to records and graduation. Services include maintaining student records, course registration, transcripts, enrollment verification, graduation evaluations, and related academic processes.
Title IX
801.422.8692
The BYU Title IX Office helps prevent and respond to sex discrimination and sexual misconduct and promotes gender equity. They provide information, support, and resources; help students understand their options; coordinate supportive measures; and oversee the university’s Title IX reporting and investigation processes.
Student Health Center
801.422.2771
Student Health Services provides medical care and health resources to help BYU students stay healthy and address their healthcare needs. Services include primary care, urgent care, preventive care, immunizations, lab services, and referrals to specialists when needed.
Community
Provo Police Department Victim Advocate
801.852.6210
Assists victims of crime occurring on campus. The BYU Police Dep. devotes their time and energy to the safety of the students, faculty, and staff on victimization issues.
The Refuge Utah
801.356.2511
If you, or someone you know has experienced sexual assault at any point in life, support is available. Call our 24-hour confidential helpline to connect with a trained advocate who can provide crisis support, medical resources, and guidance on the next steps. Whether you are seeking immediate help, information, or a compassionate ear, you deserve to be heard and believed.
Family Justice Center
801.851.8554
Enable victims of crime (domestic violence, child abuse, sexual assault, etc.) to seek safety, healing, and self-sufficiency by improving timely access to essential community services, providing crisis intervention and support, educating victims about choices, and facilitating necessary legal intervention.