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President's Report 2024

December 2024

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IWORK

Continuing to Welcome Students from Oceania and the Asian Rim

BYU–Hawaii continues to progress toward its goals to have 2,000 students be a part of the IWORK program and 75 percent of students come from Oceania and the Asian Rim. With your support, the university is getting closer to reaching these goals and ensuring that more students from the target areas are able to get the help they need to attend college.

Strategic Goals

Infographic showing the goals to have 2,000 IWORK students and 75% of students from focus areas

Line graph showing the increase of fall semester IWORK enrollment, from 451 enrollments in 2014 to 1,549 enrollments in 2024, with the goal of 2,000 enrollments.

Increases in Target Students

As the IWORK program continues to grow, so does the number of students from Oceania and the Asian Rim.

A world map showing the increase in percentages of target students enrolled from Oceania and the Asian rim, with 63% in 2022, and up to 70% in 2024. The goal is to reach 75%.

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