Fire Services Administration
Program Description
As a result of the rapid changes in firefighting and the administrative duties currently being experienced in the field, academic degrees are being sought by those who have chosen firefighting as a career. Idaho State University’s Associate of Science Degree in Fire Service Administration (FSA) strives to enhance a student’s knowledge base as well as to prepare them for organizational leadership positions.
Degree Options
- Associate of Science
- Bachelor of Science
At A Glance
- General education courses do not have to be completed prior to enrollment in FSA courses.
- Courses do not have to be taken sequentially.
- All FSA core and non-core courses are taught online.
- All Fire Services Administration courses will be taught online using Collaborate and Moodle.
Associate Degree Fire Services Administration Advising Checklist (pdf)
Bachelor Fire Services Administration Advising Checklist (pdf)
Program Requirements
- Students must complete 38 credits of general education courses in order to satisfy the degree requirements.
- Students will need a computer that has 20 MB of free disk space, a soundcard with speakers, a microphone or headset, and at least a 28.8 kbps internet connection.
Fees
Fees apply to the current Idaho State University fee schedule which includes mandatory student health insurance.
Program/Class Fees
A $35 per credit fee is assessed for each class using Collaborate
Cost of Attendance
Fees apply to the current Idaho State University fee schedule which includes mandatory student health insurance. Students with existing health insurance coverage may waive student health insurance. Waivers are available at http://www.isu.edu/stuhlth/insurance/.
Program/Class Fees
A $35 per credit fee is assessed for each class using Collaborate
Paying for College
You may apply for financial aid, scholarships, grants, and loans to help finance your college education. When you pay registration fees, you are a student of Idaho State University with the privileges and responsibilities of a college student.