According to a national survey conducted in 2018, Americans with a college education report they are happier, healthier and enjoying a higher quality of life than respondents with a high school education or less.
According to a national survey conducted in 2018, Americans with a college education report they are happier, healthier and enjoying a higher quality of life than respondents with a high school education or less.
“Speaking as someone who’s gone through higher education, having these opportunities, and having these facilities and faculty, it’s really just an investment in Idaho. You can’t put a price on that.”
– Bill Thurston, University of Idaho
“Speaking as someone who’s gone through higher education, having these opportunities, and having these facilities and faculty, it’s really just an investment in Idaho. You can’t put a price on that.”
– Bill Thurston, University of Idaho
Idaho’s colleges and universities are consistently ranked among the best in the country and students can take advantage of lower costs that make higher education in our state one of America’s best values.
Hometown: Ventura, California
College: Boise State University
I'm a first-generation college student, majoring in Interdisciplinary Studies with an emphasis in Fine Arts, Media Arts, and Marketing. I chose interdisciplinary studies because I wanted to be a little more well-rounded. It's essentially three different minors that add up to a bachelor's degree. After college I hope to pursue a career in photography, and/or creative directing for businesses. If you come here with an open mind and you're willing to take in all the experiences that come with college, you find your path.
Hometown: Blackfoot, Idaho
College: Idaho State University
“Getting a trade or a skill is one of the most important things you can do with your life. because one can take that away from you,” advises Chad Mitchell, a member of ISU’s Technical Advisory Board. Working for his father throughout high school, Chad attended ISU with the dream of someday owning and managing his family’s business, Industrial Metal Enterprises. Along with his business partner, Rick David, they have realized their dream and are continuing to build IME and employ other graduates of ISU’s College of Technology.
Hometown: Aberdeen/American Falls/Pocatello
College: University of Idaho
I am a first-generation student and graduate student. I chose to become a mechanical engineer because I have always loved to build, problem solve, and apply science to real world challenges. The University of Idaho has given me opportunities to experience all of those and participate in research, even as an undergraduate. I plan on pursuing work as an engineer- with a focus on research in healthcare technology.
Hometown: Cottonwood, Idaho
College: Lewis-Clark State
Paul graduated from LC State in 2021 with an associate degree in automotive technology. A native of Cottonwood, Idaho, Paul says he “…grew up in a mechanic’s shop” and that attending the Automotive Technology program at LC State was a great option to continue his education. Paul was involved with LC State’s Auto Club and was the club’s president his final year.
Hometown: Portland, Oregon
College: University of Idaho
I grew up appreciating the value of education because my mom, grandma, and grandpa were all teachers. Fortunately, my dream came true in the summer of 2019 when I was awarded a football scholarship at the U of I and began studying for a degree in finance. After college I would like to manage professional athlete’s portfolios and develop a personal finance program for public schools to help educate high school students on the importance of personal finance.
Hometown: Pullman, Washington
College: Lewis-Clark State
Emily is a senior at LC State majoring in exercise science with minors in biology, physical science and natural science. She plans to pursue a career in physical therapy and says the exercise science program is “the perfect blend of kinesiology and biology” to prepare her. After graduation, she plans to enroll in the physical therapy assistant program at LC State and earn her AAS degree.
Hometown: Nampa, Idaho
College: Boise State University
I am currently a student in Boise State’s Respiratory program. My interest in healthcare first started while I was in the military. Since then, my goal has been to work in health care. Attending an open house presented by respiratory care at Boise State is what changed my life and my professional direction. Being a respiratory technician is appealing to me because it doesn’t restrict you to one department within the hospital. I am in the process of accepting a position at Duke University Hospital.
Major: Dental Hygiene
Hometown: Preston, Idaho
I moved to Pocatello after marrying someone who lived here. I had been attending Utah State and knew I wanted to pursue a career related to healthcare. Fortunately, Idaho State University offered an abundance of options to explore in healthcare. I chose dental hygiene because I am passionate about oral health and the correlation between that and our body’s overall health. After graduation, I plan on starting my career as a dental hygienist while continuing education opportunities at ISU including the possibility of pursuing a Master of Science degree in Dental Hygiene.
Idaho’s colleges and universities are consistently ranked among the best in the country and students can take advantage of lower costs that make higher education in our state one of America’s best values.
Hometown: Ventura, California
College: Boise State University
I'm a first-generation college student, majoring in Interdisciplinary Studies with an emphasis in Fine Arts, Media Arts, and Marketing. I chose interdisciplinary studies because I wanted to be a little more well-rounded. It's essentially three different minors that add up to a bachelor's degree. After college I hope to pursue a career in photography, and/or creative directing for businesses. If you come here with an open mind and you're willing to take in all the experiences that come with college, you find your path.
Hometown: New Platz, New York
College: SUNY College of Environmental Science and Forestry
Boise State University
After graduating from SUNY, Brian spent four years traveling the world to study and protect one of his passions, birds. Looking to take his education to the next level, Brian decided to pursue a master’s degree in raptor biology from Boise State University, where he currently studies Barn Owls. Once graduated, Brian hopes to make a career out of protecting birds of prey in a changing world.
Hometown: Portland, Oregon
College: University of Idaho
I grew up appreciating the value of education because my mom, grandma, and grandpa were all teachers. Fortunately, my dream came true in the summer of 2019 when I was awarded a football scholarship at the U of I and began studying for a degree in finance. After college I would like to manage professional athlete’s portfolios and develop a personal finance program for public schools to help educate high school students on the importance of personal finance.
Hometown: Aberdeen/American Falls/Pocatello
College: University of Idaho
I am a first-generation student and graduate student. I chose to become a mechanical engineer because I have always loved to build, problem solve, and apply science to real world challenges. The University of Idaho has given me opportunities to experience all of those and participate in research, even as an undergraduate. I plan on pursuing work as an engineer- with a focus on research in healthcare technology.
Major: Dental Hygiene
Hometown: Preston, Idaho
I moved to Pocatello after marrying someone who lived here. I had been attending Utah State and knew I wanted to pursue a career related to healthcare. Fortunately, Idaho State University offered an abundance of options to explore in healthcare. I chose dental hygiene because I am passionate about oral health and the correlation between that and our body’s overall health. After graduation, I plan on starting my career as a dental hygienist while continuing education opportunities at ISU including the possibility of pursuing a Master of Science degree in Dental Hygiene.
Hometown: Blackfoot, Idaho
College: Idaho State University
“Getting a trade or a skill is one of the most important things you can do with your life. because one can take that away from you,” advises Chad Mitchell, a member of ISU’s Technical Advisory Board. Working for his father throughout high school, Chad attended ISU with the dream of someday owning and managing his family’s business, Industrial Metal Enterprises. Along with his business partner, Rick David, they have realized their dream and are continuing to build IME and employ other graduates of ISU’s College of Technology.
Hometown: Cottonwood, Idaho
College: Lewis-Clark State
Paul graduated from LC State in 2021 with an associate degree in automotive technology. A native of Cottonwood, Idaho, Paul says he “…grew up in a mechanic’s shop” and that attending the Automotive Technology program at LC State was a great option to continue his education. Paul was involved with LC State’s Auto Club and was the club’s president his final year.
Hometown: Pullman, Washington
College: Lewis-Clark State
Emily is a senior at LC State majoring in exercise science with minors in biology, physical science and natural science. She plans to pursue a career in physical therapy and says the exercise science program is “the perfect blend of kinesiology and biology” to prepare her. After graduation, she plans to enroll in the physical therapy assistant program at LC State and earn her AAS degree.
$4.1 Billion
in gross state product*
82,657
full & part time jobs*
$4.1 Billion
in gross state product*
82,657
full & part time jobs*
Graduates from Idaho’s institutions of higher learning have made immeasurable contributions to our state and local communities, including more than $4 billion a year to our state’s economy. Those with post-secondary education are more likely to be employed and more likely to save our government money by relying less on government to pay for health care and other safety-net programs.
Hometown: Lewiston, Idaho
College: Lewis-Clark State
Ella-Mae is in her 29th year teaching at LC State in its highly respected nursing program. She came to Lewiston to work at the local hospital, St. Joseph Regional Medical Center, and was encouraged to become a nursing professor after she earned her bachelor’s degree at LC State in 1992. That fall she began her teaching career. Ella-Mae also continued to work at St. Joe’s for 26 years, mostly in the ICU and emergency room. A few years ago she became a helicopter Life Flight nurse.
Hometown: New Platz, New York
College: SUNY College of Environmental Science and Forestry
Boise State University
After graduating from SUNY, Brian spent four years traveling the world to study and protect one of his passions, birds. Looking to take his education to the next level, Brian decided to pursue a master’s degree in raptor biology from Boise State University, where he currently studies Barn Owls. Once graduated, Brian hopes to make a career out of protecting birds of prey in a changing world.
Hometown: Boise
College: Boise State and the University of Idaho
My father is a history professor at Boise State and instilled in me a lifelong love of learning. I became intrigued by the idea of how designed-based solutions using the disciplines of architecture and engineering can improve lives. I love how good architectural and engineering design allows us to save energy and enhance comfort in the places where we live and work. College gave me an opportunity to find my path and lead me to a degree in Mechanical Engineering/Architecture/Building Performance.
College: Instructor Computerized Machining Program – Idaho State University
The owner of a High Performance Engine shop for 15 years, Ashley McCammon, is uniquely qualified to teach students who want to help design and build the materials that improve our lives. Himself, a graduate of the College of Technology at ISU, Ashley has built engines and vehicles from the frame up and instills his passion for machining to his students. A big believer in higher education, Ashley says, “Without my education, I would not have the chance to do something I enjoy and still get paid for it.”
Hometown: Nampa, Idaho
College: Associate Director for the Center for Advanced Energy Studies – Boise State University
PhD Electrical Engineering University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign
Dr. David Estrada is Boise State’s Associate Director for the Center for Advanced Energy Studies and the Site Director for the NSF ATOMIC Center. Following six years in the Navy, David returned to Idaho to pursue his undergraduate education at Boise State. After completing his BS in Electrical Engineering, David earned his PhD in Electrical Engineering from the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign before joining Boise State University as a faculty member in Materials Science and Engineering.
Hometown: St. Maries, Idaho
College: University of Idaho
I graduated from the U of I with a degree in anthropology. After spending time fighting wildland fire and working in the oil fields of North Dakota, I attended University of Washington School of Medicine’s Idaho WWAMI program and spent my clinical training years traveling around the beautiful Northwest. I’m happy to be back home in North Idaho, and I look forward to developing meaningful relationships with my patients while helping them on their journey towards a healthier life.
Hometown: Lapwai, Idaho
College: Lewis-Clark State
Kelani is a student at LC State and is majoring in psychology with a minor in Native American studies and Nez Perce Language. She is an LC State Foundation Scholar and a Plateau Scholarship recipient. She is from Lapwai and her family has been connected with the college for generations. Both of her grandmothers as well as her father attended the college. Kelani plans to become a clinician for indigenous people following graduation.
Major: Pharmacy
College: Idaho State University – Meridian
Choosing to attend the pharmacy program at Idaho State was an easy one for me. ISU has a great reputation and offers one of the most affordable programs around the country. As an out of state student, I felt a sense of belonging after every interaction with an ISU member. The prioritized personalized-student experiences, inclusion, and accessibility have met and exceeded all my expectations. At ISU, I am more than just a number or a statistic, I am a valued member of the ISU family.
Graduates from Idaho’s institutions of higher learning have made immeasurable contributions to our state and local communities, including more than 4-billion dollars a year to our state’s economy. Those with post-secondary education are more likely to be employed and more likely to save our government money by relying less on government paying out more for health care and other safety-net programs.
College: Instructor Computerized Machining Program – Idaho State University
The owner of a High Performance Engine shop for 15 years, Ashley McCammon, is uniquely qualified to teach students who want to help design and build the materials that improve our lives. Himself, a graduate of the College of Technology at ISU, Ashley has built engines and vehicles from the frame up and instills his passion for machining to his students. A big believer in higher education, Ashley says, “Without my education, I would not have the chance to do something I enjoy and still get paid for it.”
Major: Pharmacy
College: Idaho State University – Meridian
Choosing to attend the pharmacy program at Idaho State was an easy one for me. ISU has a great reputation and offers one of the most affordable programs around the country. As an out of state student, I felt a sense of belonging after every interaction with an ISU member. The prioritized personalized-student experiences, inclusion, and accessibility have met and exceeded all my expectations. At ISU, I am more than just a number or a statistic, I am a valued member of the ISU family.
Hometown: Lapwai, Idaho
College: Lewis-Clark State
Kelani is a student at LC State and is majoring in psychology with a minor in Native American studies and Nez Perce Language. She is an LC State Foundation Scholar and a Plateau Scholarship recipient. She is from Lapwai and her family has been connected with the college for generations. Both of her grandmothers as well as her father attended the college. Kelani plans to become a clinician for indigenous people following graduation.
Hometown: Lewiston, Idaho
College: Lewis-Clark State
Ella-Mae is in her 29th year teaching at LC State in its highly respected nursing program. She came to Lewiston to work at the local hospital, St. Joseph Regional Medical Center, and was encouraged to become a nursing professor after she earned her bachelor’s degree at LC State in 1992. That fall she began her teaching career. Ella-Mae also continued to work at St. Joe’s for 26 years, mostly in the ICU and emergency room. A few years ago she became a helicopter Life Flight nurse.
Hometown: Nampa, Idaho
College: Associate Director for the Center for Advanced Energy Studies – Boise State University
PhD Electrical Engineering University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign
Dr. David Estrada is Boise State’s Associate Director for the Center for Advanced Energy Studies and the Site Director for the NSF ATOMIC Center. Following six years in the Navy, David returned to Idaho to pursue his undergraduate education at Boise State. After completing his BS in Electrical Engineering, David earned his PhD in Electrical Engineering from the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign before joining Boise State University as a faculty member in Materials Science and Engineering.
Hometown: Nampa, Idaho
College: Boise State University
I am currently a student in Boise State’s Respiratory program. My interest in healthcare first started while I was in the military. Since then, my goal has been to work in health care. Attending an open house presented by respiratory care at Boise State is what changed my life and my professional direction. Being a respiratory technician is appealing to me because it doesn’t restrict you to one department within the hospital. I am in the process of accepting a position at Duke University Hospital.
Hometown: St. Maries, Idaho
College: University of Idaho
I graduated from the U of I with a degree in anthropology. After spending time fighting wildland fire and working in the oil fields of North Dakota, I attended University of Washington School of Medicine’s Idaho WWAMI program and spent my clinical training years traveling around the beautiful Northwest. I’m happy to be back home in North Idaho, and I look forward to developing meaningful relationships with my patients while helping them on their journey towards a healthier life.
Hometown: Boise
College: Boise State and the University of Idaho
My father is a history professor at Boise State and instilled in me a lifelong love of learning. I became intrigued by the idea of how designed-based solutions using the disciplines of architecture and engineering can improve lives. I love how good architectural and engineering design allows us to save energy and enhance comfort in the places where we live and work. College gave me an opportunity to find my path and lead me to a degree in Mechanical Engineering/Architecture/Building Performance.
“If I had someone asking me, should I go right into the workforce or should I go into higher education? I would say higher education because the possibilities are endless.”
– Dustin Wendt, Lewis-Clark State College
“If I had someone asking me, should I go right into the workforce or should I go into higher education? I would say higher education because the possibilities
are endless.”
– Dustin Wendt,
Lewis-Clark State College
Human talent is the most important driver of economic vitality. Idaho’s business leaders have reported that the lack of skilled workers was their #1 problem.** 60% of our 25-34-year-old workers will need to hold post-secondary credentials. It’s not realistic to think we can solve this challenge with an out-of-state workforce. We have the human resources growing in our own state and the institutions of higher learning that are ready and able to take on the challenges Idaho faces today and tomorrow.
*Emerging Technologies’ Impact on Society & Work in 2030 by IFTF for Dell Technologies
**2019 report Idaho Business for Education and HP, Inc.
Hometown: Lewiston, Idaho
College: University of Idaho
Working summers on the family farm in Genesee, Idaho, I was inspired to pursue a degree at the U of I. Our farm produced wheat, barley, and garbanzo beans, but at the university, I got a chance to work with dairy cows. Working part-time at the dairy center, I earned my bachelor’s degree in Agricultural Systems Management in 2018. I continue to work at the dairy center full-time and am now pursuing my master's degree in agricultural education. I’m proud to be a Vandal and a farmer!
Hometown: Lewiston, Idaho
College: Lewis-Clark State – Penn State University Law School
Raised in a small rural town in Idaho, Justin now serves as the Nez Perce County Prosecutor. He was student body president at LC State and graduated in 2005, before attending law school at Penn State University. After law school, he began practicing law at a Lewiston firm. He later joined the prosecutor’s office and became senior deputy prosecutor before being elected prosecutor in 2016.
Hometown: Boise, Idaho
College: Professor of Public Policy and Administration in the School of Public Service Boise State University
Jen Schneider, award-winning author and the Interim Associate Dean in the School of Public Service, conducts research addressing challenges in the public communication of scientific and environmental controversies, with a particular focus on the energy industry, discourses of technical expertise, and the politicization of science. Jen frequently works with local, state, and federal agencies as a facilitator and stakeholder engagement specialist. Her work has been funded by the National Science Foundation and the U.S. Department of Agriculture.
College: Associate Dean – Idaho State University
Dr. Dunzik-Gougar received her Ph.D. from Pennsylvania State University in 2003. At ISU, she coordinates the nuclear engineering ciriculum and teaches core graduate and undergraduate courses. Her research interests include the nuclear fuel cycle, systems modeling, spent fuel processing, and waste form development. Mary Lou has published internationally and is the current American Nuclear Society president.
College: Director of the Physician Assistant Studies Program – Idaho State University
Paula Phelps was promoted to Director of the Department of Physician Assistant Studies in 2010. Paula graduated from the University of Utah Physician Assistant Program in 1995 and completed her Master's in Health Education at Idaho State University in 2000. Her clinical experience is in family practice & OB/GYN. Phelps was hired by the ISU PA Program in 1995. She holds the distinction of being the first physician assistant to be appointed to the Idaho State Board of Medicine in 2019.
Hometown: Mountain Home, Idaho
College: University of Idaho
My parents are both teachers and all of my grandparents worked in education. One of my grandfathers was also an ecologist. It was his influence that lead me to the University of Idaho where I received a bachelor’s degree in Natural Resource Conservation. I was encouraged to get my masters and am now working on my Ph.D and am researching how forests across the Intermountain West are responding to changing hydrological regimes caused by climate change.
Hometown: Lewiston, Idaho
College: Lewis-Clark State
Dustin is in his sixth year of teaching 3rd grade at Grantham Elementary School. Dustin attended LC State from 2011-15 where he earned his degree in elementary education. “At first, I actually wanted to be a nurse… so I wasn’t quite sure of what I wanted to do, but I knew with higher education, I could do anything I wanted.” A father of two, he spent a year as a substitute teacher in the Lewiston School District before accepting the Grantham position.
College: Director of Cyber Operations and Resilience Program and Professor of Electrical and Computer Engineering at Boise State University
Sin Ming Loo joined Boise State University in 2003. He also holds a joint appointment with Idaho National Laboratory. His belief that that cybersecurity is a people, process, and technology problem permeate his teachings and research, “Security is what you do, not what you buy,” he says. Trained in electrical engineering and computer engineering during his undergraduate and graduate education, he has contributed to various environments monitoring research through sensor systems and system engineering.
Human talent is the most important driver of economic vitality. Idaho’s business leaders have reported that the lack of skilled workers was their #1 problem.** 60% of our 25-34-year-old workers will need to hold post-secondary credentials. It’s not realistic to think we can solve this challenge with an out-of-state workforce. We have the human resources growing in our own state and the institutions of higher learning that are ready and able to take on the challenges Idaho faces today and tomorrow.
*Emerging Technologies’ Impact on Society & Work in 2030 by IFTF for Dell Technologies
**2019 report Idaho Business for Education and HP, Inc.
Hometown: Lewiston, Idaho
College: University of Idaho
Working summers on the family farm in Genesee, Idaho, I was inspired to pursue a degree at the U of I. Our farm produced wheat, barley, and garbanzo beans, but at the university, I got a chance to work with dairy cows. Working part-time at the dairy center, I earned my bachelor’s degree in Agricultural Systems Management in 2018. I continue to work at the dairy center full-time and am now pursuing my master's degree in agricultural education. I’m proud to be a Vandal and a farmer!
Hometown: Mountain Home, Idaho
College: University of Idaho
My parents are both teachers and all of my grandparents worked in education. One of my grandfathers was also an ecologist. It was his influence that lead me to the University of Idaho where I received a bachelor’s degree in Natural Resource Conservation. I was encouraged to get my masters and am now working on my Ph.D and am researching how forests across the Intermountain West are responding to changing hydrological regimes caused by climate change.
Hometown: Lewiston, Idaho
College: Lewis-Clark State
Dustin is in his sixth year of teaching 3rd grade at Grantham Elementary School. Dustin attended LC State from 2011-15 where he earned his degree in elementary education. “At first, I actually wanted to be a nurse… so I wasn’t quite sure of what I wanted to do, but I knew with higher education, I could do anything I wanted.” A father of two, he spent a year as a substitute teacher in the Lewiston School District before accepting the Grantham position.
Hometown: Lewiston, Idaho
College: Lewis-Clark State – Penn State University Law School
Raised in a small rural town in Idaho, Justin now serves as the Nez Perce County Prosecutor. He was student body president at LC State and graduated in 2005, before attending law school at Penn State University. After law school, he began practicing law at a Lewiston firm. He later joined the prosecutor’s office and became senior deputy prosecutor before being elected prosecutor in 2016.
College: Director of Cyber Operations and Resilience Program and Professor of Electrical and Computer Engineering at Boise State University
Sin Ming Loo joined Boise State University in 2003. He also holds a joint appointment with Idaho National Laboratory. His belief that that cybersecurity is a people, process, and technology problem permeate his teachings and research, “Security is what you do, not what you buy,” he says. Trained in electrical engineering and computer engineering during his undergraduate and graduate education, he has contributed to various environments monitoring research through sensor systems and system engineering.
Hometown: Boise, Idaho
College: Professor of Public Policy and Administration in the School of Public Service Boise State University
Jen Schneider, award-winning author and the Interim Associate Dean in the School of Public Service, conducts research addressing challenges in the public communication of scientific and environmental controversies, with a particular focus on the energy industry, discourses of technical expertise, and the politicization of science. Jen frequently works with local, state, and federal agencies as a facilitator and stakeholder engagement specialist. Her work has been funded by the National Science Foundation and the U.S. Department of Agriculture.
College: Associate Dean – Idaho State University
Dr. Dunzik-Gougar received her Ph.D. from Pennsylvania State University in 2003. At ISU, she coordinates the nuclear engineering ciriculum and teaches core graduate and undergraduate courses. Her research interests include the nuclear fuel cycle, systems modeling, spent fuel processing, and waste form development. Mary Lou has published internationally and is the current American Nuclear Society president.
College: Director of the Physician Assistant Studies Program – Idaho State University
Paula Phelps was promoted to Director of the Department of Physician Assistant Studies in 2010. Paula graduated from the University of Utah Physician Assistant Program in 1995 and completed her Master's in Health Education at Idaho State University in 2000. Her clinical experience is in family practice & OB/GYN. Phelps was hired by the ISU PA Program in 1995. She holds the distinction of being the first physician assistant to be appointed to the Idaho State Board of Medicine in 2019.
Let your journey of possibilities begin at one of Idaho’s public colleges or universities. Even if you’re unsure what you want to accomplish in life, advancing your education after high school is going to help you to find your direction and dramatically improve your chances for success in whatever field or endeavor you choose. Lead on.
Boise State provides an innovative, transformative, and equitable educational environment that prepares students for success and advances Idaho and the world.
Lewis-Clark State College is Idaho’s small college experience, offering students personalized attention, affordability, accessibility, and high-quality two- and four-year programs in areas like nursing, teacher education, and CTE.
Idaho State University serves the entire state with Health Science education while providing rural southeast Idaho with career technical education and pathways to career-ready degrees.
University of Idaho is the state’s land-grant research university serving all of Idaho with nationally ranked programs in agriculture, natural resources, engineering and law while providing a preferred residential campus experience on its Moscow campus.
Let your journey of possibilities begin at one of Idaho’s public colleges or universities. Even if you’re unsure what you want to accomplish in life, advancing your education after high school is going to help you to find your direction and dramatically improve your chances for success in whatever field of endeavor you choose. Lead on.
Lewis Clark State College is the state’s small college experience serving full-time/part-time, traditional-age and adult students, through degree-seeking and regionally responsive CTE, workforce and community education programs.
Idaho State University serves the entire state with Health Science education while providing rural southeast Idaho with career technical education and pathways to career-ready degrees.
Boise State University is a public, metropolitan research university of distinction providing leadership in academics, research, and civic engagement to serve the people of Idaho and the broader world.
University of Idaho is the state’s land-grant research university serving all of Idaho with nationally ranked programs in agriculture, natural resources, engineering and law while providing a preferred residential campus experience on its Moscow campus.
