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Idaho State University 

ADMISSION 

ADMISSION (continued) 

SCHOLARSHIPS (continued) 

ISU welcomes all students who provide evidence 

of suitable preparation for college-level study. 

It is important to note that acceptance to the 

university does NOT mean acceptance into the 

student’s major program. Many departments have 

admission requirements that must be met prior to 

formal acceptance into the declared major. Upon 

admission to ISU, students receive a coupon for a 

complimentary CATALOG that may be exchanged 

at the ISU Bookstore in the Pond Student Union 

Building (or at the ISU Centers in Idaho Falls, Boise 

or Twin Falls). Acceptance for all degree-seeking, 

academic undergraduate students is contingent 

upon completion of all admission requirements 

prior to enrollment. The Application for Admission, 

all supporting documents, and a $40 non-refundable 

application fee must be received in the Office of 

Admissions by August 1 for fall semester and 

December 1 for spring semester. Students wanting 

to attend the College of Technology (921 S. 8th 

Avenue, Stop 8380 (208) 282-2622) should send their 

admission and application materials to the Student 

Services Office. Graduate students may contact the 

Graduate School (921 S. 8th Avenue, Stop 8075, (208) 

282-2150) for admissions information. 

Students must notify the Admissions Office (208) 

282-2475 of address changes that occur after 

submission of application. 

FINANCIAL AID 

Students should complete the Free Application 

for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA) as soon as 

possible. This form is used to request financial 

assistance in the form of grants, loans, and 

work-study. ISU encourages all students to apply 

for federal aid. The forms may be completed at 

www.fafsa.ed.gov and ISU’s institutional code 

is 001620. 

SCHOLARSHIPS 

The Application for Admission also serves as the 

Application for New and Transfer Scholarships. 

It is important that the application for admission, 

the $40 application fee, official high school 

transcript and/or college transcript, and test 

scores be sent to the ISU Admissions Office by 

the February 15th deadline. 

Students should submit a resume or complete 

the “Activities Information” on the application 

supplement identifying leadership and talent 

accomplishments. 

ACADEMIC ADVISING 

The Mandatory Advising program is required 

for degree-seeking, undergraduate students 

during the first semester of attendance at ISU. 

This includes all new freshmen, transfer and 

international students. New freshmen must 

complete two semesters of Mandatory Advising 

or complete the on-line option at www.isu. 

edu/advising/nosearch/firstacadadvis.shtml. 

Mandatory Advising applies to all international 

students, including international graduate 

students. International students are required to 

attend an orientation to the university. Mandatory 

Advising at ISU is not intended to replace college 

or faculty advising. Students must meet with a 

representative from the Academic Advising Center 

(AAC) for this purpose (208) 282-3277. 

IMPORTANT CONTACTS 

COLLEGE/PROGRAM 

Arts and Science 

Pharmacy 

Education 

Business 

Health Professions 

Engineering 

Academic Advising Center 

ADVISING COORDINATOR 

Dr. Margaret Johnson 

Dr. Cynthia Culbertson 

Paula Mandeville 

Darrell Scott 

Dr. Delane Kritsky 

Dr. Eugene Stuffle 

JoAnn Hertz 

LOCATION/TELEPHONE 

Business Bldg., Rm. 247, (208) 282-3204 

Pharmacy Bldg., Rm. 224, (208) 282-3223 

Education Bldg., Rm. 226, (208) 282-5164 

Business Bldg., Rm. 510, (208) 282-3448 

Life Science Bldg., Rm. 205, (208) 282-3287 

Engineering Bldg., Rm. 224, (208) 282-3950 

Administration Bldg., Rm. 316, (208) 282-3277 

FOR MORE INFORMATION... 

Academic Advising Center 

Office of Admissions 

Financial Aid and Scholarships 

College of Tech. Student Services 

921 S. 8th Ave., Stop 8054 

921 S. 8th Ave., Stop 8270 

921 S. 8th Ave., Stop 8077 

921 S. 8th Ave., Stop 8380 

Pocatello, Idaho 83209 




Phone: (208) 282-3277 

Phone: (208) 282-2475 

Phone: (208) 282-2756 

Phone: (208) 282-2622 

Fax: (208) 282-4314 

Fax: (208) 282-4511 

Fax: (208) 282-4755 

Fax: (208) 282-4641 

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Application for Undergraduate Admission 

Mail the completed application or a photocopy along with the appropriate non-refundable application fee(s) 

to each Idaho public institution to which you are applying. 

Apply to: 


921 S. 8th Ave, Stop 8270 

Pocatello, ID 83209 

Phone: (208) 282-2475 

Fee: $40 apply.isu.edu 

Boise State University 

1910 University Dr. 

Boise, ID 83725 

Phone: 1-800-824-7017 

Fee: $40 

College of Southern Idaho 

PO Box 1238 

Twin Falls, ID 83303 

Phone: (208) 733-9554 

Fee: None 

College of Western Idaho 

One Stop Center, 5500 E. University Way 

Idaho Falls, ID 83404 

Phone: 1-800-662-0261 

Fee: $10 

Eastern Idaho Technical College 

1600 S. 25th E, 

Idaho Falls, ID 83404 

Phone: 1-800-662-0261 

Fee: $10 

Lewis-Clark State College 

500 8th Ave, 

Lewiston, ID 83501 

Phone: 1-800-933-LCSC 

Fee: $35 

North Idaho College 

1000 W. Garden Ave, 

Coeur d’ Alene, ID 83814 

Phone: (208) 769-3311 

Fee: $25 

University of Idaho 

Admissions Office 

Moscow, ID 83844-313 

Phone: 1-888-884-3246 

Fee: $40 

START DATE: Fall Spring Summer STATUS: Part-time (1-7 credits) Full-time (8+ Credits) 

APPLICANT INFORMATION 

U.S. Social Security Number: Date of Birth (month/day/year) Gender (Male or Female) 

Last Name (Family name) First Name (Given name) Middle Name Name You Prefer 

Other Names Appearing on Records 

E-mail Address 

( ) 

Permanent Home Address City County State Zip (Area Code) Phone 

Current Mailing Address Address valid until the following date: ( / / ) County 

Emergency Contact (Name & Relationship): 

Emergency Contact Address City County State Zip (Area Code) Phone 

ENROLLMENT INFORMATION 

Degree type: Certificate (6-9 month) Associate (1-2yr.) Bachelor (4 yr.) Second Bachelor 

Program type: Academic College of Technology 

Intended Major(s) (Refer to Page 4 for a list of available majors and major codes): 

first major code second(optional) major code Pre-Professional (optional) Program code Undecided 

Enrollment status: New Transfer Returning (re-enrollment) 

GENERAL INFORMATION 

Citizenship USA Other Native Language English Other: 

If citizenship is “other,” answer the following questions: 

Country of citizenship: 

Legal Permanent Resident of U.S.? Yes (LPR number: ) No (current visa type: ) 

**Must provide copy of LPR card (green card) or copy of I-551 stamp (located inside Passport) 

Race/Ethnicity: (optional) Caucasian/White (1) African American/Black (2) 

American Indian/Native American/Alaska Native (Tribal Affiliation: ) (3) Asian American (4) 

Hispanic/Latino/Latina (5) Legal Permanent Resident (6) Other: 

Are you a U.S. Veteran? Yes No 

Highest level of education attained by either parent: Some High School High School Diploma/GED 

Some College Associate Degree Bachelor Degree Other: 


ACADEMIC INFORMATION 

Have you taken the: ACT Date: Compass Date: 

SAT Date: Other: Date: 

List the last high school you attended and any schools since, including colleges, trade schools, correspondence, etc. Do not omit any schools. Attach a separate sheet if more 

space is needed. FAILURE TO LIST ALL SCHOOLS ATTENDED, OR SUBMISSION OF INACCURATE INFORMATION, IS CONSIDERED FRAUD AND IS CAUSE 

FOR REFUSAL OF ADMISSION OR DIMISSAL FROM THE INSTITUTION. You must have official transcripts submitted from each school listed. To be considered 

official, transcripts must be mailed in a sealed envelope or faxed directly from the school to the Office of Admissions at (208) 282-4511. 

DID/WILL YOU GRADUATE FROM HIGH SCHOOL? Yes (month/year) : No 

High School City State 

Are/were you a Tech Prep Student? Yes No (Which program area did you enroll?) 

If not a high school graduate, do you have a GED or High School Equivalency Diploma? Yes (month/year) : No 

Name of all College, Trade School, etc. City & State Last Semester Attended Grad. Date Degree/# Credits Earned 

RESIDENCY 

Section 33-3717B Residency Requirements, Idaho Code IDAPA 08.01.04 — Rules Governing Residency Classification 

Idaho residency status for fee purposes MAY be determined by one or more of the following. Please check all boxes that are applicable if claiming Idaho residency. 

Residency for community colleges is determined by county of residence. Checking any one box does not establish residency. Records may be requested. 

State of Residence From (month/year) to (month/year) If less than 12 months, previous state of residency 

County of Residence From (month/year) to (month/year) If less than 12 months, previous county of residency 

A. One or more of my parents/legal guardians or spouse’s parents is domiciled in Idaho and has maintained a bona fide domicile in Idaho for at least 12 months 

prior to the opening day of the term which I plan to enroll, and I receive at least 50% of my financial support from my parents/legal guardians. 

Parent’s Name and address 

From (month/year) to (month/year) 

B. I receive less than 50% of my financial support from parents or legal guardians. I have continuously resided in the state of Idaho for at least twelve (12) months 

prior to the opening day of the school term which I plan to enroll. 

C. I amwill be a graduate of an accredited Idaho high school and I will attend this institution during the term immediately following high school graduation. 

D. I am married to an Idaho resident. My spouse is a resident of County. 

E. I or my spouse is a member of the Armed Forces stationed in Idaho on military orders. I or my spouse is stationed in County. 

F. One or more of my parents/legal guardians, from whom I receive 50% or more of my support, is a member of the Armed Forces stationed in Idaho. 

They are stationed in 

County. 

G. I am an officer or enlisted member of the Idaho National Guard. 

H. I have been separated under honorable conditions from the Armed Forces after at least two years of service. At the time of separation, I designated the State of 

Idaho as my intended domicile or indicated Idaho as my home of record, and I am entering this institution within one year of the date of separation. 

I. I have been away from the State of Idaho for a period of less than 30 months. I have not established legal residence elsewhere, I was a resident of the State of 

Idaho for a continuous 12-month period immediately prior to departure. 

J. I am a member of one of the following Idaho American Indian tribes: Coeur d’ Alene tribe; Shoshone-Paiute tribe; Nez Perce tribe; Shoshone-Bannock tribe; 

Kootenai tribe. Other: 

One of my parents is a: graduate employee of an Idaho public college or university. Institution: 

SIGNATURE 

In signing this form, I acknowledge that failure to disclose and submit accurate information may result in denial of admission or dismissal from the institution. I certify 

that all information provided is complete and true. By signing this application, I certify that I am in compliance with the Federal Military Selective Service Act, 50 U.S.C. 

Sec. 453, or that I am exempt from the same. Men between the ages of 18 and 25 must be registered with Selective Service to be eligible for enrollment at a state college, to 

receive state and federal financial aid, and to be employed in a state or federal job. NOTE: You may register for selective service online at www.sss.gov 

Signature of Applicant 

Date 

Idaho public colleges subscribe to the principles and laws of the State of Idaho and the Federal Government, including applicable executive orders pertaining to civil rights. These institutions are committed to the policy that 

all persons shall have equal access to programs and facilities without regard to age, color, creed, marital status, natural or ethnic origin, physical handicap, race, religion, or gender. 


Many students are unsure about selecting an area of major study when entering college. It is recommended that undecided students begin working 

toward their general education requirements while seeking additional career and academic advising. Students who have selected a college but who 

have not yet chosen a major may select an Undecided major or pre-major; e.g. Undecided Arts & Science, Pre-Business, etc. 

BACHELOR DEGREE MAJORS 

The following programs offer bachelor degrees such as: 

BA, BS, BFA, BS/MS, BM, BME, BBA, BAT, or BUS. 

See the University catalog for details. 

COLLEGE OF ARTS & SCIENCE 

CODE 

Undecided Arts & Sciences 4900 

American Studies 0313 

Anthropology 2202 

Architecture, (Pre-architecture) 0202 

Art 1002 

Biochemistry 0414 

Biology 0401 

Botany 0402 

Chemistry 1905 

Clinical Laboratory Science 1245 

Communication & Rhetorical Studies 1506 

Speech Comm. Organizational Comm. 

Earth & Environmental Science 1924 

Ecology 0420 

Economics 2204 

English 1501 

French 1102 

General Studies (Bachelor of Arts) 4975 

Geology 1914 

German 1103 

History 2205 

International Studies 2210 

Language, Literature and Culture 

Political and Economics Development 

U.S. and World Affairs 

Mass Communication 0602 

Advertising/Public Relations Journalism 

Media Studies Photography Television 

Mathematics 1701 

Microbiology 0411 

Music, General 1005 

Music, Performance 1004 

Philosophy 1509 

Physics 1902 

Health Physics 

Political Science 2207 

Psychology 2001 

Social Work 2104 

Sociology 2208 

Spanish 1105 

Theatre 1007 

Acting-Directing Costume Technical 

Zoology 0407 

COLLEGE OF BUSINESS 

CODE 

Pre-Business 0500 

Accounting 0502 

Computer Information Systems 0702 

Finance 0504 

General Business 0501 

Management 0506 

Human Resource Management 

Marketing 0509 

COLLEGE OF EDUCATION 

CODE 

Undecided Education 0800 

Early Childhood Education 0823 

Elementary Education 0802 

Family and Consumer Sciences + 1301 

Human Exceptionality 0868 

UNDERGRADUATE INTENT TO MAJOR 

Selection of a major here does NOT guarantee acceptance by the department. 

Music Education + 1035 

Physical Education + 0835 

Secondary Education 0803 

COLLEGE OF ENGINEERING 

CODE 

Pre-Engineering 0900 

Civil Engineering 0908 

Computer Science 0701 

Electrical Engineering 0909 

Mechanical Engineering 0910 

Nuclear Engineering 0929 

COLLEGE OF HEALTH PROFESSIONS CODE 

Undecided Health Professions 1200 

Dental Hygiene 1213 

(application deadline: 1/15 - Fee $25) 

Idaho Dental Education Program (IDEP) 1204 

Dietetics (and Internship Program Certificate) 1306 


Educational Interpreting 1235 

Health Care Administration 1202 

(app. deadline: Fall 2/15; Spring 10/15) 

Health Education 0867 

(app. deadline: Fall 4/1; Spring 11/1) 

Nursing 1203 


Radiographic Science 1225 


Communication Sciences & Disorders 

and Education of the Deaf 1220 

COLLEGE OF PHARMACY 

CODE 

Pre-Pharmacy 1299 

INTERDISCIPLINARY MAJORS 

CODE 

Bachelor of Applied Technology (Pre-BAT) 4920 

Bachelor of University Studies (Pre-BUS) 4910 

(app. deadline: Fall 4/1; Spring 11/13; Summer 3/12) 

PRE-PROFESSIONAL PROGRAMS CODE 

Pre-Dental 1 

Pre-Medicine 2 

Pre-Occupational Therapy 3 

Pre-Optometry 4 

Pre-Osteopathic Medicine 5 

Pre-Physical Therapy 6 

Pre-Podiatric Medicine 7 

Pre-Veterinary Medicine 8 

Pre-Law 9 

ASSOCIATE DEGREE MAJORS 

The following two year programs offer associate degrees such 

as: Associate of Arts (AA), or Associate of Science (AS); 

these are two year programs. 

COLLEGE OF ARTS & SCIENCE 

CODE 

Art 1002 

Biology 0401 

Chemistry 1905 

Criminal Justice 2105 

Communication & Rhetorical Studies 1506 

English 1501 

French 1102 

General Studies 4975 

Geology 1914 

German 1103 

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History 2205 

Latin 1109 

Mathematics 1701 

Physics 1902 

Political Science 2207 

Russian 1106 

Shoshoni 1118 

Spanish 1105 

COLLEGE OF BUSINESS 

CODE 

Associate of Science in Business 0586 

COLLEGE OF HEALTH PROFESSIONS CODE 

Radiographic Science 1225 

(app. deadline 2/15 - Fee $30) 

Sign Language Studies 1234 

COLLEGE of TECHNOLOGY 

CODE 

Certificate and/or Associate Degree Majors 

*Aircraft Maintenance 5302 

*Automotive Collision & Refinish 5325 

*Automotive Tech. 5324 

*Building Construction Tech. 5317 

*Child Development 5510 

*Civil Engineering Tech. 5309 

*Computer/Business Equipment Tech. 5329 

*Computer Software Development Tech. 5107 

Cosmetology 5006 

*Culinary Arts 5404 

*Dental Laboratory Tech. 5204 

*Design Drafting Tech. 5303 

*Diesel/Diesel Electric Tech. 5307 

Electrical Technician 5336 

*Electromechanical Design Drafting 5363 

*Electromechanical Tech. 5311 

*Electronic Systems Tech. 5310 

*Electronic Wireless Tel. Tech. 5332 

*Graphic Arts/Printing Tech. 5009 

*Health Information Tech. 5213 

*Instrumentation Tech. 5314 

*Laser/Electro-Optics Tech. 5383 

*Law Enforcement 5505 

*Machining Tech. 5365 

*Marketing & Mgmt Occupations 5015 

Massage Therapy 5231 

*Medical Assisting 5214 

*Office Tech. 5005 

*Paralegal Studies 5520 

*Physical Therapist Assistant 5219 

Practical Nursing 5209 

*Welding 5308 

COLLEGE OF TECHNOLOGY ACADEMIC MAJORS 

Geomatics Tech. (BS) 5323 

Human Resource Training & Development (BS) 5075 

Corporate Training Prof-Technical Teacher Ed. 

Health Science (BS) 5223 

Nursing (AS) 5229 

Paramedic Science (AS) 5226 

Respiratory Therapy (AS) 5215 

Bachelor of Applied Technology (Pre-BAT) 4920 

* 

Majors offer an Associate of Applied Science Degree. 

Separate application required by department for 

acceptance into major. Typically your sophomore year. 

Teaching and non-teaching options for these majors. 

Options within the major.

A P P L I C A T I O N S T E P S 

1. SUBMIT APPLICATION FOR ADMISSION 

Apply online at apply.isu.edu or mail documents to: 

Admissions Office, 

921 S. 8th Avenue, Stop 8270 


College of Technology Admissions 



2. SEND OFFICIAL TRANSCRIPTS 

New freshmen 

Current semester or final high school transcript. 

GED recipients submit official GED scores. 

Transfer students 

Official transcripts from all colleges attended. 

3. SUBMIT OFFICIAL TEST SCORES 

New freshmen under age 21 

ACT or SAT scores must be submitted. 

Transfer students 

Fewer than 14 college credits earned and under 

age 21, ACT or SAT scores must be submitted. 

The COMPASS test may be required for 

acceptance. 

4. FINANCIAL AID 

Complete the Free Application for Federal Student 

Aid (FAFSA). ISU Institutional code: 001620. 

Apply online at www.fafsa.ed.gov. 

5. SCHOLARSHIP 

To be considered for scholarships, students must 

submit their application, transcript and test scores 

by February 15th. 



Office of Admissions 



Phone: (208) 282-2475 Fax: (208) 282-4511 

apply.isu.edu

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