Academic Commons Resources
Boost your academic success at BYU–Hawaii by exploring the Academic Commons Resources.
From personalized Language & Speech support to interactive workshops and essential student resources, discover the tools you need to enrich your learning experience and excel in your studies.
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Learning Foundations
Language & Speech
Math
Reading & Writing
Early Alerts
Early alerts are a proactive support system designed to help students succeed in their courses.
If an instructor notices you are struggling with coursework or missing classes, they may issue an alert to connect you with the right resources in order to provide timely assistance.
Professor, please click the link below to access the Early Alert form:
EARLY ALERT
If an instructor notices you are struggling with coursework or missing classes, they may issue an alert to connect you with the right resources in order to provide timely assistance.
Professor, please click the link below to access the Early Alert form:
EARLY ALERT
Embark (Mobile app)
Prepare yourself for face-to-face communication with Embark, a new mobile app in the Technology Assisted Language Learning (TALL) system for Church members.
Google Play: Android
iPhone App Store: iOS
Google Play: Android
iPhone App Store: iOS
Language Tests
Students who have learned two or more languages outside of the university classroom may take the language aptitude test for academic credit at BYU–Hawaii
What is Math Lab?
What is Math Lab
Math Lab is a welcoming space where students can get the math help they actually need—without judgment and without having to figure it out alone.
The goal is simple: to give you a friendly, low-pressure place to ask questions, practice, and gain confidence in your mathematics skills.
The goal is simple: to give you a friendly, low-pressure place to ask questions, practice, and gain confidence in your mathematics skills.
Why go to Math Lab?
Whether you’re stuck on a single homework problem, preparing for an exam, or trying to understand a concept that never quite clicked in class, Math Lab is set up to support you. You can work one-on-one with a tutor, join a small group session, or drop in to use resources like calculators and formula sheets while you study.
Where is Math Lab? When is it open?
The Math Lab is located in the Science Building (SBC) Room 302. Fall 2026 we are open from 10AM to 9PM Monday through Thursday, and 10AM to 7 PM on Friday. We are closed for devotionals on Tuesdays, and for training from 11AM to noon on Thursdays. See you soon!
Microlabs
Explore our comprehensive suite of Microlab courses designed to sharpen your skills and support your academic journey. Click below to view the available modules and start learning today.
Citation Style Help
Mastering academic formatting is essential for professional writing. Click here to access a comprehensive guide on correct citation styles, including detailed instructions for APA, MLA, and other widely used formats to ensure your work meets university standards.
APA Reference Section
Writing a paper in APA style doesn't have to be overwhelming. Click here for step-by-step help with APA references and formatting rules to ensure your academic work is accurate, properly cited, and ready for submission.
MLA Reference Section
Mastering MLA formatting is a key component of effective humanities and liberal arts writing. Click here to explore our comprehensive MLA reference section, featuring clear examples of in-text citations, works cited pages, and general paper formatting to help you maintain academic integrity.
