How to Apply
Undergraduate
You have never attended a university before, excluding ISU's Early College Program. You may also be a transfer student seeking a degree.
Graduate
You have completed a bachelor's degree and are seeking to obtain an advanced degree.
International
You live outside the United States and are applying for admission to ISU.
Early College
ISU's Early College Program is designed for students who want to get a jump start on their college education while still attending high school.
Questions?
| Undergraduate | admiss@isu.edu | (208) 282-2475 |
|---|---|---|
| Graduate | gradschool@isu.edu | (208) 282-2150 |
| International | ipomail@isu.edu | (208) 282-4320 |
| Early College | ecp@isu.edu | (208) 282-6067 |
Undergraduate Application Process
1
Create an account
Creating an account will allow you to save your application and complete it at any time.
2
Gather materials
You may need the following:
Transcript
ACT/SAT scores
Application fee is $50
(Fee is waived for graduates of Idaho high schools)
3
Complete the application
Finish the application before the deadline.
Fall: August 1
Spring: December 1
Summer: Open
Graduate Application Process
1
Create an account
Creating an account will allow you to save your application and complete it at any time.
2
Gather materials
You may need the following:
Transcripts
Names and contact info of recommenders
Test Scores (GRE, GMAT, etc.)
Application fee
3
Complete the application
Submit application and materials prior to specific program deadline.
Undergraduate
International Application Process
1
Create an account
Creating an account will allow you to save your application and complete it at any time.
2
Gather materials
You may need the following:
Transcript(s)
English proficiency score
Copy of Passport
Proof of Financial Support
Application fee is $50
3
Complete the application
Finish the application by the priority submission date.
Fall: March 1
Spring: October 1
Intensive English Institute Application - provides English language instruction for international students who wish to study in a comprehensive, academically rigorous program. All classes are taught by instructors with advanced degrees, Teaching English to Speakers of Other Languages (TESOL) credentials, and relevant experience. For more information on specific requirements for this program, see our IEI page.
Conditional Admission Application (international undergraduate and graduate students) – If you meet our academic performance minimums, but do not meet our English proficiency minimums, you are encouraged to apply for conditional admission.
Graduate
International Application Process
1
Create an account
Creating an account will allow you to save your application and complete it at any time.
2
Gather materials
You may need the following:
Transcript
English proficiency score
Names and contact information of recommenders
Application Fee
3
Complete the application
Finish the application before the deadline.
Fall: June 1
Spring: October 1
Summer: February 15
Intensive English Institute Application - provides English language instruction for international students who wish to study in a comprehensive, academically rigorous program. All classes are taught by instructors with advanced degrees, Teaching English to Speakers of Other Languages (TESOL) credentials, and relevant experience. For more information on specific requirements for this program, see our IEI page.
Conditional Admission Application (international undergraduate and graduate students) – If you meet our academic performance minimums, but do not meet our English proficiency minimums, you are encouraged to apply for conditional admission.
Early College Application Process
1
Create an account
First time student users will click on create account and complete a student profile.
Returning users will Log In to their student profile.
Requirements:
- 16 years old
- OR completed half of high school graduation requirements
- 3.0 unweighted GPA
2
Apply
Students who have never taken dual credit courses from the Early College Program need to apply.
Students will select Early College Application and the term that their first dual credit course begins.
Choose FALL if the course starts at the beginning of the school year (including Trimester 2)
Choose SPRING if the course begins in the Spring Semester or during Trimester 3.
Students will need their SSN (or LPR & Visa Type) to complete this application.
3
Permission Form
A permission form is required to participate in dual credit courses. Students must obtain the required signatures and return this to their school official who will send to the Early College Program Office.