Resources
Academic Support
Family members who know and understand the responsibilities and associated pressures that come with the pursuit of a college degree can support their student in intangible yet very meaningful ways. Reducing demands on their time, accommodating their need for a quiet environment, or tolerating a bit of irritability during final exams are a few examples of how families can help the college student succeed.
Equally necessary for success are the more tangible means of support. The university provides such services to assist all students in the attainment of their academic goal. Tutors, advisors, counselors, and faculty are available in a variety of departments across campus to provide individual and personal assistance. Numerous opportunities and resources to advance knowledge, to recreate, and to prepare for life after college are provided by the university. Families who encourage their student to seek out and make the time to use the academic and student life resources of the university are a true partner in their student's education.
As the mom, dad, sister, brother, wife, husband, or child of an ISU student, your support and understanding help your student make the most out of the college experience.
ADA and Disabilities Resource Center
Main Floor, Graveley Hall
(208) 282-3599
www.isu.edu/ada4isu/
Admissions
Museum Bldg., Room 318
(208) 282-2475
www.isu.edu/prospect-admissions.shtml
Associated Students of Idaho State University (ASISU)
Pond Student Union Building, Room 215
(208) 282-3435
www.isu.edu/asisu/
Bookstore, Pocatello Campus
Pond Student Union Bldg.
(208) 282-3237
(800) 688-4781
Bookstore Web Site
Career Center
Museum Bldg., Room 440
(208) 282-2380
www.isu.edu/career/
Central Academic Advising
Museum Building, Room 307
(208) 282-3277
www.isu.edu/advising/
Counseling and Testing Center
Graveley Hall, Top Floor, South Wing
(208) 282-2130
www.isu.edu/ctc/
Early Learning Center
Early Learning/Student Activities Center
(208) 282-2769
www.isu.edu/earlylc/
Fee Payment Information
Administration Bldg., Cashier’s Office
(208) 282-2900
www.isu.edu/finserv/studentfs.shtml
Financial Aid
Museum Bldg., Room 337
(208) 282-2756
www.isu.edu/finaid/
Housing
West Campus Apartments
(208) 282-2120
www.isu.edu/housing/
New Student Orientation
Pond Student Union, Rm. 106
(208) 282-3142
www.isu.edu/nso/
Registration and Records
Museum Building, Room 319
(208) 282-2661
www.isu.edu/areg/
Scholarships
Museum Bldg., Room 327
(208) 282-3315
www.isu.edu/scholar/
Student Affairs
Hypostyle, Room 204
(208) 282-2794
www.isu.edu/departments/studenta/
Student Health Center
Student Health Center Bldg.
(208) 282-2330
www.isu.edu/stuhlth/
Student Success Center
(208) 282-3662
www.isu.edu/success/
Student Union Building
(208) 282-2700
www.isu.edu/stunion/
Study Abroad
(208) 282-4320
www.isu.edu/iso/studyabroad/
TRiO Student Services
Museum Bldg., Room 312
(208) 282-3242
www.isu.edu/trio/