Idaho State University Announces 2026 Farm Bureau Summer Theatre Production: “Dear Evan Hansen”
A College That Puts You First—And Gets Results
Idaho State University has been nationally recognized by the Carnegie Foundation and the American Council on Education as a leading institution for both accessibility and post-graduation earning potential.
What This Means for You:
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- ISU graduates earn up to 50% more than the national median income in their fields
- One of only 135 mid-sized U.S. universities designated as Professions-Based
- Backed by prestigious R2 Research designation for high research activity and doctorate production
- Recognized for broad student access across diverse backgrounds
The College of Arts and Letters was founded in 2010 with one goal in mind: Students first. From the social and behavioral sciences, to the humanities and fine arts, each program provides an impactful, life-changing educational experience. We prepare students to excel in an ever-changing world. We offer:
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- Dozens of undergraduate program options (certificates, minors, associate degrees, bachelor degrees)
- Over 20 advanced degree programs and certificates
- Online programs and courses
- A growing number of interdisciplinary offerings
Explore our programs and ROAR into your future!
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A Gift That Values Every Student
There’s a certain kind of fulfillment that comes from seeing students overcome barriers, reach their goals, and realize their potential. Dr. Ann Hackert calls it “soul joy.” Through the new Ability Scholarship at Idaho State University (ISU), that spirit of purpose and possibility will continue supporting students with differing abilities for years to come.