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Financial Aid & Scholarship
International Students?
Learn about the IWORK scholarship program.
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What options do I have to fund my education?
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Review scholarship options to help fund your education.
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IWORK Student Aid
The IWORK (International Work Opportunity Return-ability Kuleana) program is to assist students from the Pacific Rim and Far East Asia.
Financial Aid Programs
The Financial Aid & Scholarship office can help make a degree financially possible for every qualified BYU–Hawaii student.
Scholarships
BYU–Hawaii offers scholarships to students who have demonstrated a commitment to academic excellence, as an investment in their education.
Cost of Attendance
The average cost of attending BYU–Hawaii is used to calculate federal aid eligibility.

Becoming Provident Providers

A video from the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints teaches principles of avoiding debt, discerning between needs and wants, and living close to God in order to be provident providers both spiritually and temporally.

Dates and Deadlines
Semester Fall 2019 Winter 2020 Spring 2020
Payment Deadline* Sep 18 Jan 22 May 13
Classes Begin Sep 4 Jan 8 April 29
Add/Drop Deadline Sep 6 Jan 10 May 1
Awards Disbursed to Student Accounts Sep 10 Jan 14 May 5
Refunds Begin Sep 10 Jan 14 May 5
Book Loan Application Period Oct 11 Feb 14 May 22
Online Deferred Payment Plan Application Period Aug 1 - Sep 18 Dec 2 - Jan 22 Apr 1 - May 13
Book Loan Repayment Deadline Nov 1 Mar 2 Jun 13
Payment Plan Repayment Plan Sep 18, Oct 18, Nov 18 Jan 22, Feb 22, Mar 22 May 13, Jun 13
*All outstanding balances not paid as of this date will receive an all services hold on their account

Important Reminders

Attention international students graduating or leaving after Winter 2020


If you will graduate or are planning to discontinue from BYU–Hawaii and return to your home country after the Winter 2020 semester and you paid the international processing fee when you were accepted to BYU–Hawaii, you must visit the International Student Services Office in the Lorenzo Snow Administration Building to make your travel arrangements home. Visit with them as soon as possible in order for your return airfare to be paid by the University. Questions? Contact internationalstudents@byuh.edu or (808) 675-3517.

Payment Deadline Spring 2020


The payment deadline for Winter charges and past due balances is Wednesday, May 13, 2020. If you still have a balance after this deadline, a restriction (hold) will be placed on your student account that will prevent you from adding and dropping classes until the balance has been cleared with Financial Services. If you will not be attending this semester, please click on the discontinue link by logging in to mybyuh or visit the Office of the Registrar to discontinue properly from school. The Dates & Deadlines table above has more information to remember. Questions? Contact financialservices@byuh.edu or (808) 675-3706.

Important Financial Aid Information

All students who anticipate receiving federal aid CANNOT take 50% or more of their credits in online classes. Doing this will make you ineligible for federal aid.
All students who anticipate receiving scholarships provided through BYU–Hawaii must be registered for a minimum of 14 credits (Fall/Winter) or 9 credits (Spring) in order to receive their scholarships. If you have any questions, contact us at (808) 675-3316 or at financialaid@byuh.edu.