Benjamin Boud
University Advancement
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Biochemistry Majors Have Successful Placement Rate
Dr. Heaton, physical science professor at BYU-Hawaii, has compiled statistics regarding all biochemistry graduates from 2001 to 2006. His findings revealed that at least 59% are attending or have completed graduate school and that 22% are employed "in-field".
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Graduating Students Share BYU-Hawaii Experiences
With 330 students graduating from over 40 countries, the fall graduating class of 2006 will be BYU-Hawaii's largest. Nepal, Kiribati, Indonesia, Ghana, Finland,Bolivia, Thailand, Liberia, Romania, and Fiji are just a few countries that will be represented among the 77 that make up BYU-Hawaii's student population. With such diversity in a student body of only 2,400, BYU-Hawaii is one of the nations most flavor-rich melting pots. This is just one element of the campus environment that has provided the experiences shared by three members of the graduating class: Salutatorian, Bashan Abeyasekera, Mason Allred, and Daniel Leeworthy.
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