BYU-Idaho: Pathway Program

From Seth Nehring March 28th, 2016

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The global reach of the Internet allows BYU-Idaho to extend its educational offerings far beyond the Rexburg campus. Among the university's online learning options is a groundbreaking program known as Pathway, available in cities across the United States and in select international locations. Pathway classes are conducted online, but students also gather in small groups at least weekly at their local Institute of Religion to work on course assignments and collaborate on educational activities. Husband and wife teams serving as volunteer missionaries in each location donate their time to help these students and provide additional support. After a sequence of preparatory courses, Pathway students can be officially admitted to BYU-Idaho and continue on to earn certificates as well as associate and bachelor's degrees.

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amber414 June 8th, 2016 6:19 AM

Wow, she hit on a point I never thought about with the church one day in the future offering full high school education. The current high schools are getting worse and worse. The social environment pushes sex, drug, alcohol, bullying, and now adding homosexual education. It would be amazing for our members to have a full online high school for the children to learn real truth from and have a safe educational environment from home.

BYU-Idaho: Pathway Program

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