First one is hard because I think a code of conduct is a very positive thing for

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Sep 8, 2017
12:52:48pm

TaiJuan All-American

First one is hard because I think a code of conduct is a very positive thing for

BYU and does bring a modicum of uniformity to the process.

I don't disagree that it would be nice to have bishops handle all of it, but I have reservations about that.

The fact that ute fans can affect outcomes by digging up Spencer Hadley photos is totally bogus, though. No way should the honor code be weaponized for gain.

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TaiJuan

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My two wishes for BYU, the institution.

riboflavin

9/8/17 12:45pm

I think the second is easier to pull off

2FarGone

9/8/17 12:47pm

I heard an apostle at a BYU devotional say that the money the church

riboflavin

9/8/17 12:49pm

Let's be honest, if every undergrad had his/her tuition raised $1000/yr - not a

unctoothman

9/8/17 1:01pm

for 10% more students you need more Phds and admin staff

Nat Gas Man

9/8/17 1:45pm

Raise it by $2k then. That's still under $10k for the degree, and $10k or more

unctoothman

9/8/17 2:20pm

#2 isn't needed. That's exactly why BYU-Idaho exists

Dissenter

9/8/17 12:48pm

It's not the same

2FarGone

9/8/17 12:53pm

I'm not going to slam BYU-I because I think it's great in a lot

riboflavin

9/8/17 12:58pm

ByuI can just as easily accomplish number 2

cougarfann888

9/8/17 12:48pm

Is BYUI denying anybody at this point?

mudpupper

9/8/17 12:52pm

I would love to see #2 even more than #1

Chambana Coug

9/8/17 12:49pm

Sounds like a bad west concourse joke.

fulano

9/8/17 1:12pm

#1 needs to happen and Asap

Cougar TD

9/8/17 12:52pm

First one is hard because I think a code of conduct is a very positive thing for

TaiJuan

9/8/17 12:52pm

I think a code of conduct (even a strict one) is a great thing at a religious

riboflavin

9/8/17 1:03pm

I guess the question is: if there's a code of conduct by BYU that includes

TaiJuan

9/8/17 1:09pm

I don't think someone who breaks the law of chastity or the WOW should

The Dude Abides

9/8/17 1:24pm

I largely agree. I guess that interim punitive measures, short of being kicked

TaiJuan

9/8/17 1:25pm

BYU-I serves as somewhat of a release valve for BYU.

TheWanderer

9/8/17 12:55pm

#2 Here's a great way to start. Unsubsidized tuition after 4 years!

Tango

9/8/17 12:56pm

Make it 9 semesters. Almost no one graduates in 8 semesters anymore.

9/8/17 1:00pm

although schools that have made this part of admissions have seen the average

Nat Gas Man

9/8/17 1:47pm

In the eyes of the church, #2 is done with the other church schools BYU-I and

OGSuperfan

9/8/17 1:00pm

Great ideas, but wishes don't always come true. It's not like there are geodes

BE-WHY-YOU

9/8/17 1:02pm

I don't agree with #2 unless huge changes are made.

TCuz

9/8/17 1:03pm

How can campus be overcrowded?

2FarGone

9/8/17 1:06pm

It is only overcrowded between classes

mudpupper

9/8/17 1:10pm

vastly underutilized at night

Nat Gas Man

9/8/17 1:50pm

My vote: 1. Bishops (priesthood keys) monitor the honor code. 2. We cut enrollment by 10% and double tuition. My #3

HarlemCoug

9/8/17 1:08pm

why?

Incentivize

9/8/17 1:14pm

because

HarlemCoug

9/8/17 1:14pm

Not gonna happen. BYU won't become your college prep boy exclusive fantasy school. Not its mission.

9/8/17 1:32pm

so I want the school to be better and place grads with better/higher paying jobs and all of a sudden that means I want

HarlemCoug

9/8/17 1:37pm

I read this as you wanting it to look more like a Stanford or Northwestern than

TaiJuan

9/8/17 1:42pm

You escalated it by wanting it to be more exclusive. I just described what you wanted it to be.

9/8/17 1:48pm

too many have a vastly inflated picture of BYU's status in the job market. It's easily described this way... Why don't

HarlemCoug

9/8/17 1:56pm

personally I wouldn't hate it if BYU eliminated the B School undergrad programs

Nat Gas Man

9/8/17 2:00pm

Sadly it will become more exclusive, just run the future numbers for LDS HS kids

Nat Gas Man

9/8/17 1:54pm

Double tuition = decreased student debt?

Squeegee

9/8/17 1:35pm

Uhh I get called and asked for money all time. Started basically

JuicyJam

9/8/17 2:09pm

I get calls from BYU less than once per year. They should be more aggressive. My grad school reaches out 2x/yr.

HarlemCoug

9/8/17 2:12pm

Cheap Mormon syndrome...yes it is a disease....I helped put together a program

Nat Gas Man

9/8/17 2:16pm

As long as people feel they are already indirectly making huge contributions of

Chambana Coug

9/8/17 3:14pm

BYU needs to significantly raise tuition. It'd still be best value around.

keoki

9/8/17 1:11pm

why?

Incentivize

9/8/17 1:14pm

Just double the tuition and require a FASA for every student, then grant more

Nat Gas Man

9/8/17 1:56pm

I don't think I've ever met, nor heard of any student who passed on BYU because of cost. Have you?

Delicate Genius

9/8/17 2:24pm

I know several. Scholarship to UVU was more important than going to BYU

Dissenter

9/8/17 3:18pm

there are lots, all my brother's kids went to the U because of scholarships

Nat Gas Man

9/8/17 4:13pm

Ah. Scholarships is not the same as affordability, which is what I was thinking of.

Delicate Genius

9/8/17 4:27pm

There would be too much variation in how bishops might uphold the honor code.

lightmann

9/8/17 1:42pm

#1 Sure pile more on our good Bishops. Someone missed shaving in ECON 110, call

OldCosmo

9/8/17 11:43pm

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