This is where you will find the perfect degree. Match your academic interests and passions with the ideal program of study. Choose from 140+ majors, 75 master’s programs, 25 doctoral programs, or the state’s premier law program. To learn more, visit www.uidaho.edu/degreefinder.
Colleges
Agricultural & Life Sciences Art & Architecture Business & Economics Education Engineering Law Letters, Arts & Social Sciences Natural Resources Science
Majors
Accounting Advertising Agribusiness Agricultural Economics Agricultural Education Agricultural Science, Communication & Leadership Agricultural Systems Management American Studies Animal & Veterinary Science Animal & Veterinary Science - Pre-veterinary Anthropology Architecture Art Art Education Athletic Training Biochemistry Biology Broadcasting & Digital Media Business Economics Career & Technical Education Chemistry Child, Family & Consumer Studies Clothing, Textiles & Design Computer Science Creative Writing (English) Criminology (Sociology) Dance Dietetics Early Childhood Development & Education Ecology & Conservation Biology Economics Elementary Education
Engineering
Biological & Agricultural Engineering Chemical Engineering Civil Engineering Computer Engineering Electrical Engineering Materials Science & Engineering Mechanical Engineering
English Environmental Science Exercise Science & Health Finance Fire Ecology & Management Fishery Resources Food & Nutrition Forensics (Chemistry) Food Science Foreign Languages Forest Products Forest Resources French General Studies Geography Geological Sciences History Information Systems Interior Design International Studies Journalism Landscape Architecture Latin-American Studies Management & Human Resources Marketing Professional Golf Management Option
Mathematics Medical Technology Microbiology Molecular Biology & Biotechnology Music: Applied Music Music: Business Music: Composition Music: History & Literature Music: Instrumental Performance Music: Theory Music: Vocal Performance Music Education: Instrumental Music Education: Vocal
Music Education: Vocal - Instrumental Musical Theater Organizational Sciences Philosophy Physical Education Physics Political Science Pre-dental (Biology)* Pre-medical (Biology)* Pre-nursing (Biology)* Pre-physical Therapy (Biology)* Production/Operations Management Psychology Public Relations Rangeland Ecology & Management Recreation Resource Recreation & Tourism Secondary Education Sociology Spanish Sustainable Crop & Landscape Systems Studio Art Technology Training & Development Theater Arts Virtual Technology & Design Wildlife Resources
THIS IS YOUR NEXT STEP
Special Programs
Washington, Wyoming, Alaska, Montana, Idaho (WWAMI) Medical Education Program Washington, Idaho Veterinary Medicine Program ROTC: Army, Air Force, Navy & Marines College Assistance Migrant Program (CAMP) American Indian Studies Program (AIST) * Students may pursue studies in pre-dental, pre-law, pre-medicine, pre-nursing and pre-physical therapy within a variety of majors; these areas of study require early consultation with academic advisers.
Visit Office of Admissions futurestudents@uidaho.edu 1-88-88-UIDAHO (toll free) (208) 885-6163 www.uidaho.edu/transfer
Visit the University of Idaho any weekday during normal hours. Tour campus, the recreation center and living options; meet with faculty and staff in your major; and learn more about scholarship and financial aid programs. Contact us to schedule your visit.
Special visit events
Transfer Idaho: October 29, 2010 Vandal Friday: March 25, 2011 (for admitted students)
www.uidaho.edu/transfer | A LEGACY OF LEADING
Transferring
is as easy as...
one of the wisest investments you’ll make.
Our goal is to make obtaining a college degree accessible to transfer students from all financial backgrounds, without sacrificing academic quality. In fact, the University of Idaho is one of only four public universities in the Northwest that placed among the top 200 institutions that deliver the best return on investment for both in-state and out-of-state students, according to a 2010 national study by PayScale.
your ideal learning environment.
Home to the University of Idaho, Moscow is the ideal university town where students live and learn in one of the Pacific Northwest’s most beautiful landscapes. Located just minutes from the forests, rivers and lakes of northern Idaho, you can easily enjoy the area’s outstanding recreational activities through the university’s award-winning Outdoor Program.
• We are listed by Kiplinger’s in its “Best 100 Values in Public Colleges” for our academic strength and affordability. • Our students are from 49 states and 83 countries.
It’s more than a world-class education. As one of the West’s leading research institutions, you’ll learn firsthand through service to business, community, and the environment. Make your mark on the world. Transfer to Idaho and take a smart step toward your future success.
• The Princeton Review’s “Top 286 Green Colleges” lists us among the nation’s most environmentally responsible universities. • We are among only 15% of the nation’s colleges listed in The Princeton Review’s “Best 368 Colleges.” • Our alumni are leaders worldwide in business, public service, science, the arts and more. • We are one of the top 30 universities in the nation to “hit the books and backcountry” by Outside Magazine. • Our beautiful residential campus is located in the quintessential college town of Moscow; an area so picturesque it was featured in National Geographic Magazine.
your university at a glance. Location: Moscow, Idaho Founded: 1889 Undergraduates at Moscow: 8,384 Graduate and law students at Moscow: 1,764 Total students at statewide centers: 1,097 Total Enrollment: 11,957 Student/Faculty Ratio: 17:1 Undergraduate Majors: 140+ Research: $100 million annually (classified by Carnegie
Foundation for high-research activity)
Honors Program: Nationally acclaimed Nickname: Vandals Mascot: Joe Vandal Colors: Silver and Gold
1.
Submit an application for admission.
2.
Review the equivalency process.
Apply online by February 15 to be considered for the maximum amount of financial aid and scholarships. Be sure to include a $50 application fee and have official transcripts from all previous colleges and universities sent to the Office of Admissions. You must have at least a 2.0 cumulative transfer GPA to be considered for admission at Idaho. Some academic programs require a higher GPA.
Visit our transfer students’ website, www.uidaho.edu/transfer to review course equivalency guides from many U.S. colleges and universities. These guides provide you with the course number that your current college credits equal at the University of Idaho. We also have agreements with several regional community colleges to help ensure academic program course sequences will transfer seamlessly toward a bachelor’s degree at the University of Idaho. This ensures you don’t lose your hardearned credit and academic status. The Registrar’s Office will conduct a formal review of your previous coursework and evaluate your transfer credit upon your acceptance to the University.
3.
Prepare to register.
Once you have been admitted, you may want to meet with a university representative to discuss your major and goals, review your transfer credits and the classes you need, and prepare to register. You can do this at one of the special visit days for transfer students, or schedule an individual campus visit.
Transferring
is as easy as...
one of the wisest investments you’ll make.
Our goal is to make obtaining a college degree accessible to transfer students from all financial backgrounds, without sacrificing academic quality. In fact, the University of Idaho is one of only four public universities in the Northwest that placed among the top 200 institutions that deliver the best return on investment for both in-state and out-of-state students, according to a 2010 national study by PayScale.
your ideal learning environment.
Home to the University of Idaho, Moscow is the ideal university town where students live and learn in one of the Pacific Northwest’s most beautiful landscapes. Located just minutes from the forests, rivers and lakes of northern Idaho, you can easily enjoy the area’s outstanding recreational activities through the university’s award-winning Outdoor Program.
• We are listed by Kiplinger’s in its “Best 100 Values in Public Colleges” for our academic strength and affordability. • Our students are from 49 states and 83 countries.
It’s more than a world-class education. As one of the West’s leading research institutions, you’ll learn firsthand through service to business, community, and the environment. Make your mark on the world. Transfer to Idaho and take a smart step toward your future success.
• The Princeton Review’s “Top 286 Green Colleges” lists us among the nation’s most environmentally responsible universities. • We are among only 15% of the nation’s colleges listed in The Princeton Review’s “Best 368 Colleges.” • Our alumni are leaders worldwide in business, public service, science, the arts and more. • We are one of the top 30 universities in the nation to “hit the books and backcountry” by Outside Magazine. • Our beautiful residential campus is located in the quintessential college town of Moscow; an area so picturesque it was featured in National Geographic Magazine.
your university at a glance. Location: Moscow, Idaho Founded: 1889 Undergraduates at Moscow: 8,384 Graduate and law students at Moscow: 1,764 Total students at statewide centers: 1,097 Total Enrollment: 11,957 Student/Faculty Ratio: 17:1 Undergraduate Majors: 140+ Research: $100 million annually (classified by Carnegie
Foundation for high-research activity)
Honors Program: Nationally acclaimed Nickname: Vandals Mascot: Joe Vandal Colors: Silver and Gold
1.
Submit an application for admission.
2.
Review the equivalency process.
Apply online by February 15 to be considered for the maximum amount of financial aid and scholarships. Be sure to include a $50 application fee and have official transcripts from all previous colleges and universities sent to the Office of Admissions. You must have at least a 2.0 cumulative transfer GPA to be considered for admission at Idaho. Some academic programs require a higher GPA.
Visit our transfer students’ website, www.uidaho.edu/transfer to review course equivalency guides from many U.S. colleges and universities. These guides provide you with the course number that your current college credits equal at the University of Idaho. We also have agreements with several regional community colleges to help ensure academic program course sequences will transfer seamlessly toward a bachelor’s degree at the University of Idaho. This ensures you don’t lose your hardearned credit and academic status. The Registrar’s Office will conduct a formal review of your previous coursework and evaluate your transfer credit upon your acceptance to the University.
3.
Prepare to register.
Once you have been admitted, you may want to meet with a university representative to discuss your major and goals, review your transfer credits and the classes you need, and prepare to register. You can do this at one of the special visit days for transfer students, or schedule an individual campus visit.
Transferring
is as easy as...
one of the wisest investments you’ll make.
Our goal is to make obtaining a college degree accessible to transfer students from all financial backgrounds, without sacrificing academic quality. In fact, the University of Idaho is one of only four public universities in the Northwest that placed among the top 200 institutions that deliver the best return on investment for both in-state and out-of-state students, according to a 2010 national study by PayScale.
your ideal learning environment.
Home to the University of Idaho, Moscow is the ideal university town where students live and learn in one of the Pacific Northwest’s most beautiful landscapes. Located just minutes from the forests, rivers and lakes of northern Idaho, you can easily enjoy the area’s outstanding recreational activities through the university’s award-winning Outdoor Program.
• We are listed by Kiplinger’s in its “Best 100 Values in Public Colleges” for our academic strength and affordability. • Our students are from 49 states and 83 countries.
It’s more than a world-class education. As one of the West’s leading research institutions, you’ll learn firsthand through service to business, community, and the environment. Make your mark on the world. Transfer to Idaho and take a smart step toward your future success.
• The Princeton Review’s “Top 286 Green Colleges” lists us among the nation’s most environmentally responsible universities. • We are among only 15% of the nation’s colleges listed in The Princeton Review’s “Best 368 Colleges.” • Our alumni are leaders worldwide in business, public service, science, the arts and more. • We are one of the top 30 universities in the nation to “hit the books and backcountry” by Outside Magazine. • Our beautiful residential campus is located in the quintessential college town of Moscow; an area so picturesque it was featured in National Geographic Magazine.
your university at a glance. Location: Moscow, Idaho Founded: 1889 Undergraduates at Moscow: 8,384 Graduate and law students at Moscow: 1,764 Total students at statewide centers: 1,097 Total Enrollment: 11,957 Student/Faculty Ratio: 17:1 Undergraduate Majors: 140+ Research: $100 million annually (classified by Carnegie
Foundation for high-research activity)
Honors Program: Nationally acclaimed Nickname: Vandals Mascot: Joe Vandal Colors: Silver and Gold
1.
Submit an application for admission.
2.
Review the equivalency process.
Apply online by February 15 to be considered for the maximum amount of financial aid and scholarships. Be sure to include a $50 application fee and have official transcripts from all previous colleges and universities sent to the Office of Admissions. You must have at least a 2.0 cumulative transfer GPA to be considered for admission at Idaho. Some academic programs require a higher GPA.
Visit our transfer students’ website, www.uidaho.edu/transfer to review course equivalency guides from many U.S. colleges and universities. These guides provide you with the course number that your current college credits equal at the University of Idaho. We also have agreements with several regional community colleges to help ensure academic program course sequences will transfer seamlessly toward a bachelor’s degree at the University of Idaho. This ensures you don’t lose your hardearned credit and academic status. The Registrar’s Office will conduct a formal review of your previous coursework and evaluate your transfer credit upon your acceptance to the University.
3.
Prepare to register.
Once you have been admitted, you may want to meet with a university representative to discuss your major and goals, review your transfer credits and the classes you need, and prepare to register. You can do this at one of the special visit days for transfer students, or schedule an individual campus visit.
This is where you will find the perfect degree. Match your academic interests and passions with the ideal program of study. Choose from 140+ majors, 75 master’s programs, 25 doctoral programs, or the state’s premier law program. To learn more, visit www.uidaho.edu/degreefinder.
Colleges
Agricultural & Life Sciences Art & Architecture Business & Economics Education Engineering Law Letters, Arts & Social Sciences Natural Resources Science
Majors
Accounting Advertising Agribusiness Agricultural Economics Agricultural Education Agricultural Science, Communication & Leadership Agricultural Systems Management American Studies Animal & Veterinary Science Animal & Veterinary Science - Pre-veterinary Anthropology Architecture Art Art Education Athletic Training Biochemistry Biology Broadcasting & Digital Media Business Economics Career & Technical Education Chemistry Child, Family & Consumer Studies Clothing, Textiles & Design Computer Science Creative Writing (English) Criminology (Sociology) Dance Dietetics Early Childhood Development & Education Ecology & Conservation Biology Economics Elementary Education
Engineering
Biological & Agricultural Engineering Chemical Engineering Civil Engineering Computer Engineering Electrical Engineering Materials Science & Engineering Mechanical Engineering
English Environmental Science Exercise Science & Health Finance Fire Ecology & Management Fishery Resources Food & Nutrition Forensics (Chemistry) Food Science Foreign Languages Forest Products Forest Resources French General Studies Geography Geological Sciences History Information Systems Interior Design International Studies Journalism Landscape Architecture Latin-American Studies Management & Human Resources Marketing Professional Golf Management Option
Mathematics Medical Technology Microbiology Molecular Biology & Biotechnology Music: Applied Music Music: Business Music: Composition Music: History & Literature Music: Instrumental Performance Music: Theory Music: Vocal Performance Music Education: Instrumental Music Education: Vocal
Music Education: Vocal - Instrumental Musical Theater Organizational Sciences Philosophy Physical Education Physics Political Science Pre-dental (Biology)* Pre-medical (Biology)* Pre-nursing (Biology)* Pre-physical Therapy (Biology)* Production/Operations Management Psychology Public Relations Rangeland Ecology & Management Recreation Resource Recreation & Tourism Secondary Education Sociology Spanish Sustainable Crop & Landscape Systems Studio Art Technology Training & Development Theater Arts Virtual Technology & Design Wildlife Resources
THIS IS YOUR NEXT STEP
Special Programs
Washington, Wyoming, Alaska, Montana, Idaho (WWAMI) Medical Education Program Washington, Idaho Veterinary Medicine Program ROTC: Army, Air Force, Navy & Marines College Assistance Migrant Program (CAMP) American Indian Studies Program (AIST) * Students may pursue studies in pre-dental, pre-law, pre-medicine, pre-nursing and pre-physical therapy within a variety of majors; these areas of study require early consultation with academic advisers.
Visit Office of Admissions futurestudents@uidaho.edu 1-88-88-UIDAHO (toll free) (208) 885-6163 www.uidaho.edu/transfer
Visit the University of Idaho any weekday during normal hours. Tour campus, the recreation center and living options; meet with faculty and staff in your major; and learn more about scholarship and financial aid programs. Contact us to schedule your visit.
Special visit events
Transfer Idaho: October 29, 2010 Vandal Friday: March 25, 2011 (for admitted students)
www.uidaho.edu/transfer | A LEGACY OF LEADING
This is where you will find the perfect degree. Match your academic interests and passions with the ideal program of study. Choose from 140+ majors, 75 master’s programs, 25 doctoral programs, or the state’s premier law program. To learn more, visit www.uidaho.edu/degreefinder.
Colleges
Agricultural & Life Sciences Art & Architecture Business & Economics Education Engineering Law Letters, Arts & Social Sciences Natural Resources Science
Majors
Accounting Advertising Agribusiness Agricultural Economics Agricultural Education Agricultural Science, Communication & Leadership Agricultural Systems Management American Studies Animal & Veterinary Science Animal & Veterinary Science - Pre-veterinary Anthropology Architecture Art Art Education Athletic Training Biochemistry Biology Broadcasting & Digital Media Business Economics Career & Technical Education Chemistry Child, Family & Consumer Studies Clothing, Textiles & Design Computer Science Creative Writing (English) Criminology (Sociology) Dance Dietetics Early Childhood Development & Education Ecology & Conservation Biology Economics Elementary Education
Engineering
Biological & Agricultural Engineering Chemical Engineering Civil Engineering Computer Engineering Electrical Engineering Materials Science & Engineering Mechanical Engineering
English Environmental Science Exercise Science & Health Finance Fire Ecology & Management Fishery Resources Food & Nutrition Forensics (Chemistry) Food Science Foreign Languages Forest Products Forest Resources French General Studies Geography Geological Sciences History Information Systems Interior Design International Studies Journalism Landscape Architecture Latin-American Studies Management & Human Resources Marketing Professional Golf Management Option
Mathematics Medical Technology Microbiology Molecular Biology & Biotechnology Music: Applied Music Music: Business Music: Composition Music: History & Literature Music: Instrumental Performance Music: Theory Music: Vocal Performance Music Education: Instrumental Music Education: Vocal
Music Education: Vocal - Instrumental Musical Theater Organizational Sciences Philosophy Physical Education Physics Political Science Pre-dental (Biology)* Pre-medical (Biology)* Pre-nursing (Biology)* Pre-physical Therapy (Biology)* Production/Operations Management Psychology Public Relations Rangeland Ecology & Management Recreation Resource Recreation & Tourism Secondary Education Sociology Spanish Sustainable Crop & Landscape Systems Studio Art Technology Training & Development Theater Arts Virtual Technology & Design Wildlife Resources
THIS IS YOUR NEXT STEP
Special Programs
Washington, Wyoming, Alaska, Montana, Idaho (WWAMI) Medical Education Program Washington, Idaho Veterinary Medicine Program ROTC: Army, Air Force, Navy & Marines College Assistance Migrant Program (CAMP) American Indian Studies Program (AIST) * Students may pursue studies in pre-dental, pre-law, pre-medicine, pre-nursing and pre-physical therapy within a variety of majors; these areas of study require early consultation with academic advisers.
Visit Office of Admissions futurestudents@uidaho.edu 1-88-88-UIDAHO (toll free) (208) 885-6163 www.uidaho.edu/transfer
Visit the University of Idaho any weekday during normal hours. Tour campus, the recreation center and living options; meet with faculty and staff in your major; and learn more about scholarship and financial aid programs. Contact us to schedule your visit.
Special visit events
Transfer Idaho: October 29, 2010 Vandal Friday: March 25, 2011 (for admitted students)
www.uidaho.edu/transfer | A LEGACY OF LEADING