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No class on Friday! Our unique curriculum is constructed of fewer, deeper, and richer courses. At The College of Idaho, you need take only four 4-credit courses each semester – rather than five 3-credit courses required at other colleges/universities – allowing students to dwell on their learning without rushing to the next class.
The efficiency of the College’s curriculum means that all of its courses can fit into a four-day school week, leaving Fridays filled with opportunities for greater exploration and development. Use Fridays to hone your talent in music, foreign language, debate, and art; to collaborate with peers on class projects, launch student organization, or craft student events and activities; or to decrease the financial burden of college through work-study or off-campus positions.
If you are a student-athlete, strike a more effective balance between your academic and athletic commitments, traveling on Fridays to competitions without missing class – ultimately enhancing your overall performance in both areas.
Take advantage of Fridays to increase your opportunity for participating in internships, research, community engagement, and collaborative studies, empowering you to gain valuable, real-world experience.
And, stay physically and mentally healthy by encountering less busyness for busyness sake through our curriculum, and by taking the opportunity for reflection, contemplation, and absorption of and deep engagement with course material.
What would you do with more time? At The College of Idaho, we’re doing more. And, you’re invited
While at the College, Bezawit Mekasha Kassaye ’24 served as the Vice President of the Sigma Epsilon Sorority, the President of the Poyotes (Poetry) Society and a member of the International Student Organization and Afro Club. Beza also supported her peers’ health and safety as a Resident Assistant and a Campus Safety Assistant.
B.A. in Business Administration and Computer Science with a minor in Theatre.
As the President of the College’s student body, a varsity football offensive lineman and a Gipson Honors Scholar, Camille Massaad ’23 had plenty to juggle. But he was also a Resident Hall Director, Vice President of the Medical College Admission Test Club, Vice President of the Stocks & Investing Club, Community Giving Initiative Coordinator and a local realtor.
B.A. in Biomedical Science and Business Administration with a minor in Philosophy. ASCI Student Body President 2022-2023 & Varsity Football Offensive Lineman.
In addition to competing as part of the Howling Yotes Speech & Debate Team, Hana Pfeiffer ’25 is a Gipson Honors Scholar, serves on ASCI Program Council, Yotes Traditions Council and Ambassador Council and is a member of the Omicron Delta Kappa sorority and the Coordinator of the Red Cross Collegiate Leadership Program & Blood Drive.
B.A. in Accounting 150 and Political Economy with minors in Communication, and Natural Sciences and a specialization in Finance.
During his time at the College, Patrick Mark ’23 was a Blue Cross Heritage Scholar and Gipson Honors Scholar, a Student Advocate, a Tutor, ASCI Senate Pro Tempore, President of the Cooking Club, Chair of the Sustainability Council, INBRE Researcher, intern at Blue Cross and the Salmon River Clinic and volunteer at Jesse Tree and Treasure Valley Hospice – just to name a few.
B.A. in Biomedical Science and Business Administration with a minor in Philosophy.
Priya Ramesh ’23 is not afraid to take initiative. While at the College, she worked tirelessly to become an Outdoor Program Trip Leader and served as a member of the Alpine Club and lead the Sustainability Committee of the ASCI Senate. She also served as a member of the Student Union Building Committee, the International Student Organization and Public Sphere.
B.A. in Marketing & Digital Media and International Political Economy with minors in Spanish and Natural Sciences.
Gain valuable hands-on experience under the careful supervision of an experienced professional. An internship can help solidify your career aspirations, open new doors, and show you different career paths that you had not previously considered.
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Make a difference in your community by participating in a day-of-service, engaging in research meaningful to a community partner or enrolling in a course that addresses a community-identified problem, challenge or need.
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Push your boundaries, redefine your limits and nurture your resilience, all while learning about teamwork and preserving the environment.
Explore MoreYour innovative spirit has propelled you this far. What’s next? That’s for you to dream, make, live and unleash at The College of Idaho. Come see what awaits you here.
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