Stay Healthy

Wellness Programs and Facilities

As a FlexGE student, you can work out at the fitness center, participate in fitness classes, work with a wellness coach, and play sports with your friends. Student Wellness is here to help you pursue your best self and enjoy a healthy student experience. The cost for a wristband that grants access to the wellness programs and facilities is $50 per semester for FlexGE students.

Wellness Programs and Facilities

Personal Growth and Well-being Courses

BYU Student Development Services offers a variety of courses that promote personal growth and psychological well-being. They teach skills like goal-setting, decision-making, and tools for managing mental health, building friendships, facing relationship challenges, and reducing self-criticism. Additionally, they encourage psychological flexibility and a healthy relationsip with one’s body.

Student Development Classes

Health Center

The Student Health Center is available to all FlexGE students. Come in for a doctor’s appointment, immunizations, physical therapy, urgent care, prescriptions, and any other medical needs. All services are available to you regardless of your insurance coverage.

Health Center

Mental Wellness

Counseling and Psychological Services (CAPS)

BYU CAPS provides wellness programming and mental health treatment aimed at promoting positive mental health for students. FlexGE students are eligible for a free one-time consultation along with many self-help resources.

CAPS

Comprehensive Clinic

The BYU Comprehensive Clinic offers low-cost counseling services for individuals, couples, and families. The clinic is a research and training facility, and counseling is provided by graduate student interns under the close supervision of experienced faculty who are licensed therapists.

Comprehensive Clinic

Intramural Sports

BYU has one of the largest intramural sports programs in the country with over 10,000 participants and over 50 activities each year. Please be aware that while FlexGE students can participate in intramural sports, they are not eligible to participate in BYU extramural or intercollegiate sports.