Brigham Young University (BYU) was established with a mission to assist individuals for perfection and eternal life. BYU is committed to develop faith, intellect, and character of the skilled student desirous to continue learning and serving others during their life. From its inception above a century ago, the goal of Brigham Young University is to offer a new kind of education based on precepts revealed by the Lord. BYU upholds in total 33,633 daytime students are 33,633, which is much higher than any other private university in the United States, out of which 30745 are undergraduate and 2766 are graduates. The university also take pride in its male & female student ratio where both the gender comprises of 50 percent of the total strength representing 50 state and 103 countries. Today, BYU is recognized for its deep commitments to religious values and rigorous learning. Recently, the university has announced the creation of the David E. and Verla A. Sorensen Centre for Moral and Ethical Leadership.
