In a renewed effort to increase BYU Pathway Worldwide enrollment, participation, and completion among new students, BYU Pathway Ikorodu District leadership has developed a new scheme.
One of the new methods is to visit high school graduates, and their leaders, discuss the roles of the BYU Pathway program in advancing educational and career path.
This new innovative approach, initiated by Ikorodu District BYU Pathway missionaries is specifically aimed at creating the early awareness and generating interest among the secondary school graduates..
Earlier on Tuesday, the missionaries paid a courtesy visit to Bloombreed College, Agbede, Ikorodu where they met with the school’s management team, staff, and over 150 students.
During the visit, the missionaries outlined some of the opportunities available through the BYU Pathway program. They noted that the advantages include cost-effectiveness, access to Microsoft office full package, mentorship, personal development and career exploration in all parts of the world.
Bloombreed College management was grateful to be enlightened and appraised the initiative. They also asked thoughtful questions about the program, all of which were satisfactorily addressed by the missionary team.
The interactive session with the students happen to be the most rewarding part of the visit. They demonstrate enthusiasm and are full of curiosity to know more. Most of them said that they were excited about the opportunities that BYU Pathway presented and that they would further discuss the program with their parents.
An invitation to attend the BYU Pathway Devotional, on Sunday, October 12, 2025, was extended to the students and the school management. “During the devotional, they can further learn about the academic and spiritual aspects of the program,” one missionary noted.
The visit was a hope rekindled to many of the students. The visit is used as a torch to the bright future with faith-based education.


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