Campus Resources

Career Center 

• https://careers.byu.edu/

• Physical and Mathematical Sciences - https://careers.byu.edu/physical-mathematical-sciences
• BYU Handshake - https://byu.joinhandshake.com/postings

Y Serve 

• https://yserve.byu.edu/

• Tutoring - https://yserve.byu.edu/programs/Tutoring

Women's Services and Resources - https://wsr.byu.edu

The College of Physical and Mathematical Sciences 

• https://science.byu.edu/computer-science/

• Eyring Science Center N - 181 (Go through the doors on the north side of the building, not through the main entrance)
• The website has a section about the research being done and some cool videos and news about the major.

Counseling and Psychological Services (CAPS) - https://caps.byu.edu/

Peer Tutoring - https://tutoring.byu.edu/ 

Accommodations 

• https://uac.byu.edu/getting-started 
• Usually you need to meet with a doctor first and have them fill out a form, the student health center has these forms already printed out and will fax them over to UAC for you
• Then you meet with a coordinator who will talk to you about what specific accommodations you need
• After that they will explain how to get the letter of accommodations and how to send it to professors

Office Of Belonging

• https://belonging.byu.edu
• Office:  2400 WSC

Multicultural Student Services

• https://multicultural.byu.edu
• Office:  2400 WSC

International student and Scholar Services

• https://iss.byu.edu
• Office: 2400 WSC

Legal Resources

• https://law.byu.edu/centers-and-clinics/
• Any legal issues, immigration, contracts, housing and other matters
• Assistance available in English & Spanish

BYU comprehensive clinic 

• https://comprehensiveclinic.byu.edu/
• Similar to caps, it can offer therapy. It is with graduate students, supervised by therapists. At CAPS, a student is limited to 6 visits, but the comprehensive clinic allows it for longer. Free for BYU students

Food and housing insecurity resource - foodandhousinginsecurity.byu.edu