TYPES OF DEGREES
TYPE OF UNIVERSITY
LOCATION
International Applicant Information Fact Sheet
International Admissions Counselor: Erin L. Rishling | erishling@uidaho.edu
International Admissions Counselor, South Asia: Jayantanuj Das | jdas@uidaho.edu
International Admissions Counselor, South Asia: Akshay Sharma |asharma@uidaho.edu General Information
www.uidaho.edu/
Bachelors, Masters, Doctorate, Law
Intensive English Language, Specialist Degrees, Professional Certificates
Public, 4-year, research institution; Fall & Spring semester; Summer session
The UI is located in Moscow, Idaho (population 25,319) on the beautiful Palouse
CLOSEST CITIES Spokane, Washington (about 1.5 hours away); Seattle, Washington (5 hours away)
TOTAL STUDENTS AT UI 11,303 total students. 555 international students representing 60 countries
TOP 5 COUNTRIES REPRESENTED India Nepal China Nigeria Canada
POPULAR DEGREE PROGRAMS
Undergraduate: Business, Engineering, Agriculture, Architecture, Medical Sciences
Graduate: Engineering, Sciences, Agriculture, Accounting, Environmental Science
Apply for Direct Entry 2022-23 www.uidaho.edu/admissions/international
MINIMUM 2.5 GPA (3.0+ GPA scholarship) 3.0 GPA APPLICATION FEE $70 application fee $70 application fee
LANGUAGE REQUIREMENTS
TOEFL Institution Code: 4843
TRANSFER STUDENTS
TRANSCRIPTS REQUIRED
PERSONAL STATEMENT
STANDARDIZED TESTS
on Class Availability Check back in Spring ‘23
February 1 Academic Year 2022-23 Cost of Attendance
The following meets admission requirements as proof of English competency for students whom English is not their primary language.
• TOEFL: minimum 70 iBT
• IELTS: minimum 6.0
• Pearson PTE: minimum 48
• UI ALCP: Completion of Program
• More options: UIdaho Language Requirements
Yes.
Unofficial transcripts accepted for admission in most cases. Final, official transcripts required upon arrival at UI.
Graduate level English proficiency requirements
• TOEFL: minimum 79 iBT
• IELTS: minimum 6.5
• Earned degree at accredited U S institution
• ALCP Level 6: Completion
• View all accepted tests/scores here
Important: Check Graduate Admissions Web site; program requirements vary.
Yes.
Unofficial transcripts accepted for admission in most cases. Final, official transcripts required upon arrival at UI
Required only if gap in education Required
• Resume/Curriculum Vitae
• Three (3) letters of recommendation
• Departmental Requirements, i.e. GRE Scores, Area of Emphasis Forms
Undergraduate Graduate
APPLICATION PRIORITY Dates Fall
February
Spring
September
Summer Term March
GPA
Semester February 1
1
Semester October 1
1
1 *Summer Enrollment Depends
COSTS Tuition & Fees $27,932 $29,504 Room & Board $9,898 $10,864 Books & Supplies $1,232 $1,232 Personal Expenses $1,266 $2,866 Required Insurance $2,054 $2,054 Total $42,382 $46,520
SAT
Recommended for Math and English class placement Required for some programs - Applicants should look online to see departmental requirements
OTHER REQUIREMENTS No other requirements
ADMISSIONS DECISION 7-10 business days Depends on the program; 2 weeks to several months depending on the time of year and the schedules of the committee members
PROGRAM OVERVIEW
CONDITIONAL ADMISSION
American Language & Culture Program (ALCP)
www.uidaho.edu/ipo/alcp
ALCP is an intensive English program that provides students the opportunity to learn English. Many ALCP students extend their stay and enroll in University of Idaho courses.
Granted to applicants who qualify academically, but have not yet achieved minimumEnglish language requirements for full admission.
COSTS
Housing
www.uidaho.edu/housing
On-Campus: https://www.uidaho.edu/student-life/housing
ON CAMPUS & OFF CAMPUS
*Secure housing prior to arrival
COST OF LIVING
The University of Idaho is a beautiful residential campus, offering many residence halls and living community options.
Off-Campus: https://rentalsearch.uidaho.edu/listing
There are many nice apartment buildings – most about a 10 minute walk from campus
IMPORTANT: AllFreshmanundertheageof21MUSTliveoncampus,inorderforUIto provideacademicandpersonalsupport.
The cost of living is relatively low compared to national averages. A person can rent aone-bedroom apartment for about $600 per month.
Class Registration
https://www.uidaho.edu/registrar/registration
Find Your Advisor
ACADEMIC ADVISING
*Per immigration guidelines, international students need to be enrolled as a full-time student
**Billing is contingent upon registration
ADVISING TIMELINE
Scheduling an Advising Appointment
Preparing for an Advising Meeting
FAQs
*All new students must meet with their advisor prior to registering for classes
Fall Semester: Class Registration Opens in the preceding April
Spring Semester: Class Registration Opens in the preceding November
Scholarships: Undergraduate Only & On-Campus Employment
https://www.uidaho.edu/admissions/international/costs-and-scholarships
to Idaho Scholarship
*Awarded to qualified students at the time of admission
#YouAreWelcomeHere (#YAWH)
*Additional Application Required, Competitive Selection Process
ON-CAMPUS EMPLOYMENT
(AY),
of Matriculation
There are several places to find jobs on campus. Most international students can work up to 20 hours during the school year and 40 hours per week during breaks.
• Handshake Job Listings;
• Jobs, Internships and Co-ops
1 semester (16 weeks) FullAcademic Year (Spring, Summer, Fall) Summer Session
Tuition $6,066 $18,198 $6,066 Orientation & Immigration Fee $200 $300 $100 Registration Fee $220 $660 $220 Room & Board $6,010 $14,395 $2,375 Books & Supplies $578 $1,734 $578 Personal Expenses $786 $2,048 $476 Required Insurance $944 $1,888 $450 Total $14,804 $39,223 $10,265
Invitation
First Year Students Transfer Students 3.0 to 4.0 GPA: 3.0 to 4.0 GPA: $16,146
$16,146 per AY ($8,073
($8,073
for Academic Year
Spring & Fall
per semester)
per semester)
First Year Students Transfer Students 2.6 to 2.99 GPA: 50%
N/A
Tuition at Time
Cooperative Education (Co-op Program): College of Engineering & College of Business & Economics
https://www.uidaho.edu/current-students/career-services/jobs-internships-co-ops/coop Students studying in the College of Engineering or the College of Business & Economics can participate in the University of Idaho’s Co-op Program. Students can earn $18,000-$28,000 while gaining skill-based, industry experience. The Co-op Program allows students to alternate classroom study with meaningful employment.
International students are eligible to participate in the Co-op Program. Participation in a co-op/internship counts toward the student’s Curricular Practical Training (CPT) hours. All international students seeking this opportunity will need to work with Co-op Program staff and the International Student Services office.
University of Idaho: Value Proposition
Why UIdaho?
Academics
Research
Residential Campus
Academic Excellence + 16:1 student-to-faculty ration = incredible opportunity for meaningful faculty engagement and a supportive learning environment
2/3 of undergraduate students participate in hands-on research
This translates directly into job opportunities after graduation.
“Big Enough to Matter, Small Enough to Care”
Students can pursue academic or personal interests that support their future goals in a fun, safe environment student government, 200+ student clubs and organizations, intramural sports, student newspaper/radio
Rankings that Recognize Both Quality of Education & Affordability
UIdaho Rankings, Statistics and Facts: https://www.uidaho.edu/about/stats-rankings
For students who don’t want to sacrifice academic excellence for cost of attendance, University of Idaho is a top choice. Recognized by Forbes, U.S. News and World Report, Money Magazine and more as one of America’s best and affordable universities.
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