• By aaron lewis

Introducing the Masters of Accountancy at The College of Idaho

The College of Idaho is proud to introduce its new Masters of Accountancy degree, a program designed to build on its long tradition of preparing CPAs and financial professionals for meaningful, high-impact careers. At a time when employers across the country continue to report strong demand for accounting talent, this new program reflects both The College of Idaho’s legacy of financial professional preparation and its commitment to helping graduates thrive in a changing workforce. National labor data show strong opportunity ahead, with the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics projecting 124,200 openings for accountants and auditors each year on average from 2024 to 2034, while AICPA reporting shows firms continue to expect steady or increased hiring.

• By aaron lewis

Echohawk Applies for the Udall

In 2026, Ryken EchoHawk, a sophomore majoring in biomedical science and a student-athlete on the College’s football team, applied for the highly competitive Udall Undergraduate Scholarship. The scholarship program honors the legacies of Morris K. Udall and Stewart L. Udall by awarding funding to “future leaders in environmental, Tribal public policy, and health care fields.” Read EchoHawk’s own words as he describes the importance of his family and heritage and his pursuit of a career in Tribal healthcare:

• By aaron lewis

5 Reasons to Enroll in the Master of Arts in Organizational Leadership (MAOL) at The College of Idaho

Are you ready to take your career to the next level? Whether you’re an emerging professional or a seasoned leader, The College of Idaho’s accelerated, online Master of Arts in Organizational Leadership (MAOL) equips individuals with the skills and knowledge needed to lead and manage organizations effectively. Here are five reasons why this program should be your next step.

• By aaron lewis

Why Do DMSc Programs Differ So Much in Cost?

If you’ve started exploring Doctor of Medical Science (DMSc) programs, you’ve probably noticed something surprising – tuition can vary widely. Some programs are priced under $10,000, while others are closer to $27,000 or more.

So what accounts for the difference?

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Benefits of a Doctor of Medical Science Degree

As a physician assistant/associate (PA), you’re already making a difference in healthcare. But what if you could expand your leadership opportunities, elevate your impact and advance your career, all while continuing to care for your patients? A Doctor of Medical Science (DMSc) degree program empowers you to do just that.
Today, staying ahead means more than just keeping up — it means leading the way. A DMSc degree elevates your skill set and positions you to influence the future of healthcare in ways that matter most to you. Explore how this advanced credential can reshape your professional journey and unlock opportunities you may not have considered.

• By aaron lewis

Thinking About a Doctorate? Here’s How the New Loan Rules Affect You

Confused about how new federal financial aid rules affect your doctorate plans? You’re not alone. The recent changes are tough to deconstruct, especially for practicing PAs. Here’s a clear breakdown of what matters.

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MAPP Talks: Affordable Housing with Ali Rabe and Monica Fabbi

Last night in Garden City, The College of Idaho Masters of Applied Public Policy (MAPP) program brought together students, local leaders, and community members for a thoughtful and solutions-focused conversation about affordable housing in Idaho. The discussion was led by Ali Rabe, Executive Director of the Gem State Housing Alliance, and Monica Fabbi, Staff Attorney at Intermountain Fair Housing Council.

• By aaron lewis

The Neilsen Lecture Series in Judaic Studies Presents Crossing a Sea of Stars: Zoe Aqua and her Transylvanian String Band

The College of Idaho’s Neilsen Lecture Series in Judaic Studies will continue on February 18 at 6 p.m. in Langroise Recital Hall with Crossing a Sea of Stars, a lecture-performance featuring Zoë Aqua and her Transylvanian String Band.