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IN CRISIS

Wellness is "the balanced development of the total person..." (BYU Mission Statement), and is holistically comprised of six dimensions,


Spiritual, Physical, Intellectual, Financial, Emotional, and Social.

"Seek ye diligently and teach one another words of wisdom; yea, seek ye out of the best books words of wisdom; seek learning, even by study and also by faith."

D&C 88: 118

Intellectual Wellness

Intellectual Wellness is the earnest and lifelong pursuit of knowledge and skills which creates a person who is more prepared to "go forth and serve" others with great capacity. Such open minded individuals find great joy and meaning in the beauty of creation, cultures, innovation, and the possibilities of a life well lived.



This year, we will highlight Intellectual Wellness during May and June.

Intellectual Wellness: Where to Start

Find a Tutor through Y-Serve

Apply for an International Study Program

Register for an Effective Study & Learning Class

Improve your Job Finding Skills

Find Resources for Multicultural Students

See if you Qualify for an Accommodation

Learn Smarter, Not Harder: Tips for Better Learning Video

Wellness Journey: Earn your Intellectual Badge

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    Intellectual Wellness Research at BYU

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    BYU researchers: How a switch to a 'growth mindset' is helping empower entrepreneurs in developing nations

    Although millions are spent each year on entrepreneurship training that is intended to help alleviate poverty and elevate the quality of life of entrepreneurs in developing nations, these programs often fail to make an impact. BYU researchers and their colleagues have figured out at least one way to change that.

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    Leveling the playing field: Why academic stress is more severe for students from disadvantaged backgrounds

    For elementary students coming from disadvantaged homes, academic worry carries a heightened cost for school success than for advantaged kids, says a new BYU study.

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    Family history knowledge helps American adolescents develop healthy sense of identity

    A new BYU study found that adolescents who had the healthiest identity development — both a sense of connectedness to family and adherence to their own beliefs — also had high levels of family history knowledge.

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