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    Graduate Programs Home / Graduate Programs Graduate Catalog Technology Requirements Cost & Aid Discover More. Achieve More. Be More. What does your future look like? Maybe your novel just hit the bestseller list, you’re helming a medical breakthrough, your product idea progressed past the startup stage or you’re addressing disparities in rural health care. Or, your calling might be educating tomorrow’s learners, influencing public policy or as a leader innovating toward radical outcomes. Whatever you envision, you can see it build momentum and take shape through The College of Idaho’s graduate programs. Known for an interdisciplinary liberal arts education coupled with individualized attention and real-world application, we not only harness your drive but direct it to all possible paths forward. At The College of Idaho, every student’s intellectual and professional journey is unique, supported by resources that empower you to achieve your fullest potential. Your story’s unfolding, and it’s time for the next chapter. Are you ready? The #YoteFam welcomes you to unlock boundless possibilities. Policy, Education & Leadership Public Policy The world is grappling with numerous challenges, from housing affordability to access to education, healthcare, transportation, public lands and more. Our Master of Applied Public Policy (MAPP) is designed for the next generation of leaders who want to shape, implement and evaluate public policy on a regional and global scale. Master of Public Policy Education Interested in educating tomorrow’s learners? Thinking about becoming an assistant principal, a principal, a superintendent or another key school administrator? Impact countless young lives as a leader and educator through the College’s Master of Education (MEd) in Educational Leadership. Master of Education Leadership Launch or enhance your career by becoming a dynamic, influential and ethical leader through the College’s accelerated, online Master of Arts in Organizational Leadership (MAOL) program or its 3+1 dual-degree programs. Or discover the foundational tenants of organizational leadership through a graduate certificate. Master of Org Leadership “Living the Life I Used to Dream About” The College of Idaho provided Annika Thomas ’19, who completed a dual degree in engineering, the perfect path to change her story from one of dreaming of the science behind the satellites she saw in the sky as a child, to becoming the lead designer on a cube satellite while pursuing her Ph.D. at MIT. https://youtu.be/VHurGJKq6po Science & Society Doctor of Medical Science Elevate your expertise as a physician assistant/associate (PA) with the College’s online Doctor of Medical Science (DMSc) degree – a program that equips you to drive change in healthcare. Doctor of Medical Science Physician Assistant/ Associate Studies Become a compassionate, skilled medical professional with our Master of Physician Assistant Studies (MPAS) degree, offered through our unique partnership with Idaho State University. Master of PA Studies Exercise Science Meet the increasing demand for graduate-level training in exercise physiology, biomechanics, and clinical practice with our Master of Science in Exercise Science (MSES). Master of Exercise Science Data, Business & More Data Analytics Acquire a deep understanding of statistical analysis, machine learning, data visualization, and data management systems with our Master of Science in Data Analytics (MSDA). Master of Data Analytics Accountancy Advance your career by acquiring a deep understanding of financial reporting, auditing, taxation, and accounting information systems with a Master of Accountancy (MACC). Master of Accountancy Dual Degrees Explore dual degree programs in law, engineering and medicine through our cooperative programs with partner institutions and secure two degrees in six or fewer years. Explore More Key Resources Accessibility & Learning Excellence Dual Degrees Graduate Certificates Graduate Financial Aid Graduate Student Life Idaho Policy Forum Library Registrar Prepare toScale New Heights Your innovative spirit has propelled you this far. What’s next? That’s for you to dream, make, live and unleash at The College of Idaho. Come see what awaits you here. Request Information Apply Visit

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    Data Analytics

    Our 3+1 in Data Analytics Home / Data Analytics Apply Now Request Information Join an Info Session Graduate Programs Graduate Catalog Technology Requirements Earn both your bachelor’s and master’s degree in just four years and a summer and advance your expertise in data analytics. The College’s Master of Science in Data Analytics (MSDA) is designed to equip individuals with a deep understanding of statistical analysis, machine learning, data visualization and data management systems. Organizations across all sectors recognize the transformative power of data analytics. If you are interested in meeting the increased demand for skilled professionals who can bridge technical expertise with strategic thinking, the MSDA is the perfect fit for you. Lead with confidence and drive innovation within any organization – all while addressing the rapidly growing demand for data professionals in today’s data-driven economic landscape. Admission Requirements & Deadlines To qualify for admission to the College’s 3+1 program to earn a Master of Science of Data Analytics (MSDA), you must meet all application requirements listed below no later than October 1st to be considered for the next fall cohort. Complete the online MSDA application. Upload a current resume or curriculum vitae (CV). Complete a 500-1,000-word personal statement (similar to a letter of interest). This personal statement should reveal something about you as an applicant, the reason you want to pursue this graduate degree and how it will advance your future goals. Pursuing a bachelor’s degree in mathematics, computer science, finance, business administration or another approved undergraduate degree at The College of Idaho and have completed four semesters (or two years) at the College toward completion of your bachelor’s degree with a minimum cumulative GPA of 3.0. If your cumulative GPA falls below a 3.0, in order to be considered for the program, you must include: (i) an explanation of GPA statement; and (ii) an additional letter of recommendation. Submit transcripts from The College of Idaho. Demonstrate the ability to meet The College of Idaho’s technology requirements for the duration of the graduate program. Submit a letter of recommendation from a College of Idaho faculty member. This letter should highlight your academic or professional experiences relevant to admission to this graduate degree program and evaluate your leadership, interpersonal skills, critical thinking, and judgement as well as your ability and capability to complete a graduate degree. If your cumulative GPA falls below a 3.0, in order to be considered for the program, you must submit a second letter of recommendation from a College of Idaho faculty member. Confirmation the Office of Academic Affairs that based on your degree map to complete your bachelor’s degree, you have the ability to complete both your bachelor’s degree and master’s degree in four years. Curriculum The MSDA originates from and emphasizes the liberal arts. Our program is 36 credit hours and offers an interdisciplinary curriculum through 9 uniquely crafted courses. Through four core courses, four targeted courses and a practicum capstone, you gain the expertise to lead with confidence in today’s data-driven economic landscape. Data Analytics Introduction to Data Science Project Management Statistical Machine Learning Business Intelligence & Data Engineering Data Visualization Graduate Electives (e.g. management science, research methods and statistics) Capstone Academic Calendar Our 3+1 MSDA program launches a new cohort each fall. Complete the 3+1 MSDA curriculum in just 12 months over three terms! Our next cohort’s academic calendar is as follows:   2027-2028 AY Term Dates Fall 2027 08/27/27-12/09/27 Spring 2028 02/01/28-05/12/28 Summer 2028 05/15/28-08/11/28 Tuition & Fees For the 3+1 degree, students pay their regular undergraduate tuition and fees (and keep their undergraduate financial aid) during their senior year, and then pay the below tuition and fees for the final summer of graduate-level study. 2027-2028 3+1 Summer Tuition: $15,000 Graduate Program and Technology Fee: $450 Note: The College of Idaho’s tuition and fees are due in full on or before May 1st. The amounts above reflect the total cost of the 3+1 program (above the cost of regular undergraduate tuition/fees) based on the current tuition and fees schedules. Tuition and fees in future academic years are subject to change. The upcoming year’s tuition and fees schedules are posted in late spring. Enrollment Deposit After you’ve been accepted to the 3+1 program, you must pay a $1,000 matriculation deposit to secure your spot in the graduate program. This one-time, non-refundable deposit is credited toward your summer tuition. Textbooks We require graduate students to purchase textbooks for their courses. Students may order books from The College of Idaho’s online bookstore, which MBS Direct manages. Students with book vouchers can use them through MBS Direct. Alternatively, students can order or rent books from other sources, such as Amazon, independent booksellers, textbook sites like textbooks.com or ecampus.com or directly from publishers. Before purchasing, students should carefully review book requirements and ensure they obtain the correct edition, using the ISBN for accuracy. Note: The Cruzen-Murray Library does not endorse any of the retailers listed. We are providing this information for the benefit of students. Student Health Insurance All graduate students enrolled in a residential certificate, master’s or doctoral program at The College of Idaho, or participating in a College athletic program, must have health insurance coverage. Students enrolled in a hybrid program or an exclusively online program are encouraged but not mandated to have health insurance unless their immigration status requires it. Graduate students can purchase student health insurance through The College of Idaho. The health insurance premium is $2,492 for the 2025-2026 plan year. Financial Aid Students can qualify for federal financial assistance based on the information they submit in their Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA). To learn more about financial aid options, explore our financial resources for graduate students or contact Financial Aid Services at finaid@collegeofidaho.edu or 208-459-5380. HAVE QUESTIONS? Eric Friedlander Director of MSES Program msda@collegeofidaho.edu (208) 459-5298 Why Get a MSDA Degree from CofI? Whether you’re launching your career or a seasoned professional, the Master of Science in Data Analytics degree program advances your data analytics knowledge and prepares you to lead with confidence in today’s fast-paced and data-driven

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    Exercise Science

    Our 3+1 in Exercise Science Home / Exercise Science Apply Now Request Information Join an Info Session Graduate Programs Graduate Catalog Technology Requirements Earn both your bachelor’s and master’s degree in just four years and a summer and advance your expertise in human performance. The College’s Master of Science in Exercise Science (MSES) is designed to equip individuals with critical thinking, research, and evidence-based practice skills across disciplines like biomechanics, exercise physiology, nutrition, and motor control. If you are interested in meeting the increased demand for professionals in areas such as clinical exercise physiology, strength and conditioning, corporate wellness, and related health professions, the MSES is the perfect fit for you. Position yourself to excel in further graduate studies in physical therapy, occupational therapy, nursing, physician assistant studies or other health fields, or advance your career in health, fitness or human performance right out of the gate. Admission Requirements & Deadlines To qualify for admission to the College’s 3+1 program to earn a Master of Science in Exercise Science (MSES), you must meet all application requirements listed below no later than October 1st to be considered for the next fall cohort. Complete the online MSES application. Upload a current resume or curriculum vitae (CV). Complete a 500-1,000-word personal statement (similar to a letter of interest). This personal statement should reveal something about you as an applicant, the reason you want to pursue this graduate degree and how it will advance your future goals. Pursuing a bachelor’s degree in exercise science, biomedical science, biology, biochemistry or another approved undergraduate degree at The College of Idaho and have completed four semesters (or two years) at the College toward completion of your bachelor’s degree with a minimum cumulative GPA of 3.0. If your cumulative GPA falls below a 3.0, in order to be considered for the program, you must include: (i) an explanation of GPA statement; and (ii) an additional letter of recommendation. Submit transcripts from The College of Idaho. Demonstrate the ability to meet The College of Idaho’s technology requirements for the duration of the graduate program. Submit a letter of recommendation from a College of Idaho faculty member. This letter should highlight your academic or professional experiences relevant to admission to this graduate degree program and evaluate your leadership, interpersonal skills, critical thinking, and judgement as well as your ability and capability to complete a graduate degree. If your cumulative GPA falls below a 3.0, in order to be considered for the program, you must submit a second letter of recommendation from a College of Idaho faculty member. Confirmation the Office of Academic Affairs that based on your degree map to complete your bachelor’s degree, you have the ability to complete both your bachelor’s degree and master’s degree in four years. Curriculum The MSES originates from and emphasizes the liberal arts. Our program is 36 credit hours and offers an interdisciplinary curriculum through 9 uniquely crafted courses. Through four core courses, four targeted courses and a practicum capstone, you gain the expertise to lead with confidence in today’s increasingly complex health and wellness sector. Advanced Exercise Physiology Training Planning & Periodization Advanced Biomechanics Clinical Exercise Testing Research Methods & Statistics Motor Control & Learning Nutrition Graduate Health Science Elective Capstone Academic Calendar Our 3+1 MSES program launches a new cohort each fall. Complete the 3+1 MSES curriculum in just 12 months over three terms! Our next cohort’s academic calendar is as follows: 2026-2027 AY Term Dates Fall 2026 08/26/26-12/10/26 Spring 2027 02/02/27-05/14/27 Summer 2027 05/17/27-08/13/27 Tuition & Fees For the 3+1 degree, students pay their regular undergraduate tuition and fees (and keep their undergraduate financial aid) during their senior year, and then pay the below tuition and fees for the final summer of graduate-level study. 2026-2027 3+1 Summer Tuition: $12,500 Graduate Program and Technology Fee: $450 Note: The College of Idaho’s tuition and fees are due in full on or before May 1st. The amounts above reflect the total cost of the 3+1 program (above the cost of regular undergraduate tuition/fees) based on the current tuition and fees schedules. Tuition and fees in future academic years are subject to change. The upcoming year’s tuition and fees schedules are posted in late spring. Enrollment Deposit After you’ve been accepted to the 3+1 program, you must pay a $1,000 matriculation deposit to secure your spot in the graduate program. This one-time, non-refundable deposit is credited toward your summer tuition. Textbooks We require graduate students to purchase textbooks for their courses. Students may order books from The College of Idaho’s online bookstore, which MBS Direct manages. Students with book vouchers can use them through MBS Direct. Alternatively, students can order or rent books from other sources, such as Amazon, independent booksellers, textbook sites like textbooks.com or ecampus.com or directly from publishers. Before purchasing, students should carefully review book requirements and ensure they obtain the correct edition, using the ISBN for accuracy. Note: The Cruzen-Murray Library does not endorse any of the retailers listed. We are providing this information for the benefit of students. Student Health Insurance All graduate students enrolled in a residential certificate, master’s or doctoral program at The College of Idaho, or participating in a College athletic program, must have health insurance coverage. Students enrolled in a hybrid program or an exclusively online program are encouraged but not mandated to have health insurance unless their immigration status requires it. Graduate students can purchase student health insurance through The College of Idaho. The health insurance premium is $2,492 for the 2025-2026 plan year. Financial Aid Students can qualify for federal financial assistance based on the information they submit in their Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA). To learn more about financial aid options, explore our financial resources for graduate students or contact Financial Aid Services at finaid@collegeofidaho.edu or 208-459-5380. HAVE QUESTIONS? Anthony Campitelli Director of MSES Program mses@collegeofidaho.edu (208) 459-5298 Why Get a MSES Degree from CofI? Whether you’re launching your career or a seasoned professional, the Master of Science in Exercise Science degree program advances your human performance expertise and prepares

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    Accountancy

    Our 3+1 in Accountancy Home / Accountancy Apply Now Request Information Join an Info Session Graduate Programs Graduate Catalog Technology Requirements Earn both your bachelor’s and master’s degree in just four years and a summer by becoming an accounting expert right out of the gate. The College’s accelerated Master of Accountancy (MACC) is designed to equip individuals with the skills and knowledge needed to analyze, interpret, and communicate financial information effectively. If you are seeking to enhance your accounting knowledge and advance your career, the MACC is a perfect fit for you. It will provide you with a deep understanding of financial reporting, auditing, taxation, and accounting information systems. Lead with confidence, make ethical financial decisions and drive positive change within any organization – all while preparing to sit and pass the Idaho State CPA Exam. Admission Requirements & Deadlines Applicants seeking a Master of Arts in Organizational Leadership (MAOL) come from a variety of academic and professional backgrounds. No required major, employment position or specific expertise is a barrier to entry. To qualify for admission to the 3+1 program in organizational leadership, you must meet all application requirements listed below no later than October 1st to be considered for the next fall cohort. Complete the online 3+1-Dual Degree application for organizational leadership. Upload a current resume or curriculum vitae (CV). Complete a 500-1,000-word personal statement (similar to a letter of interest). This personal statement should reveal something about you as an applicant, the reason you want to pursue this graduate degree and how it will advance your future goals. Pursuing a bachelor’s degree at The College of Idaho and have completed four semesters (or two years) at the College toward completion of your bachelor’s degree with a minimum cumulative GPA of 3.0. If your cumulative GPA falls below a 3.0, in order to be considered for the program, you must include: (i) an explanation of GPA statement; and (ii) an additional letter of recommendation from a College of Idaho faculty member. Submit transcripts from The College of Idaho. Demonstrate the ability to meet The College of Idaho’s technology requirements for the duration of the graduate program. Submit a letter of recommendation from a College of Idaho faculty member. This letter should highlight your academic or professional experiences relevant to admission to this graduate degree program and evaluate your leadership, interpersonal skills, critical thinking, and judgement as well as your ability and capability to complete a hybrid graduate degree. If your cumulative GPA falls below a 3.0, in order to be considered for the program, you must submit a second letter of recommendation from a College of Idaho faculty member. Confirmation the Office of Academic Advising that based on your degree map to complete your bachelor’s degree, you have the ability to complete both your bachelor’s degree and master’s degree in four years. Curriculum The MACC originates from and emphasizes the liberal arts. Our program is 32 credit hours and offers an interdisciplinary curriculum through 8 uniquely crafted courses. Through four core courses, three targeted courses and a practicum capstone, you gain the expertise to be dynamic and ethical financial leader in an ever-evolving organizational landscape. Accounting Information Systems Cost Accounting Data Analytics Auditing Tax Accounting 1 Tax Accounting 2 Advanced Accounting Capstone: Applied Managerial & Financial Accounting Academic Calendar Our 3+1 MACC program launches a new cohort each fall. Complete the 3+1 MACC curriculum in just 12 months over three terms! Our next cohort’s academic calendar is as follows: 2026-2027 AY Term Dates Fall 2026 08/26/26-12/10/26 Spring 2027 02/02/27-05/14/27 Summer 2027 05/17/27-08/13/27 Tuition & Fees For the 3+1 degree, students pay their regular undergraduate tuition and fees (and keep their undergraduate financial aid) during their senior year, and then pay the below tuition and fees for the final summer of graduate-level study. 2026-2027 3+1 Summer Tuition: $12,000 Graduate Program and Technology Fee: $450 Note: The College of Idaho’s tuition and fees are due in full on or before May 1st. The amounts above reflect the total cost of the 3+1 program (above the cost of regular undergraduate tuition/fees) based on the current tuition and fees schedules. Tuition and fees in future academic years are subject to change. The upcoming year’s tuition and fees schedules are posted in late spring. Enrollment Deposit After you’ve been accepted to the 3+1 program, you must pay a $1,000 matriculation deposit to secure your spot in the graduate program. This one-time, non-refundable deposit is credited toward your summer tuition. Textbooks We require graduate students to purchase textbooks for their courses. Students may order books from The College of Idaho’s online bookstore, which MBS Direct manages. Students with book vouchers can use them through MBS Direct. Alternatively, students can order or rent books from other sources, such as Amazon, independent booksellers, textbook sites like textbooks.com or ecampus.com or directly from publishers. Before purchasing, students should carefully review book requirements and ensure they obtain the correct edition, using the ISBN for accuracy. Note: The Cruzen-Murray Library does not endorse any of the retailers listed. We are providing this information for the benefit of students. Student Health Insurance All graduate students enrolled in a residential certificate, master’s or doctoral program at The College of Idaho, or participating in a College athletic program, must have health insurance coverage. Students enrolled in a hybrid program or an exclusively online program are encouraged but not mandated to have health insurance unless their immigration status requires it. Graduate students can purchase student health insurance through The College of Idaho. The health insurance premium is $2,492 for the 2025-2026 plan year. Financial Aid Students can qualify for federal financial assistance based on the information they submit in their Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA). To learn more about financial aid options, explore our financial resources for graduate students or contact Financial Aid Services at finaid@collegeofidaho.edu or 208-459-5380. HAVE QUESTIONS? Andrew Ellestad Director of MACC Program macc@collegeofidaho.edu (208) 459-5298 Why Get a MACC Degree from CofI? Whether you’re launching your career or a seasoned professional, the Master of Accountancy degree program advances

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    Certificate in Data Analytics Home / GCDA Home Apply Now Request Information Master’s Degree The College of Idaho’s Graduate Certificate in Data Analytics (GCDA) is designed to provide a foundational understanding of statistical analysis, data science, machine learning and project management. If you are seeking to advance your career in today’s data-driven economy, but cannot devote the time necessary to complete a full master’s degree, this graduate certificate is a perfect fit for you. It will provide you with the requisite knowledge and skills to help you on the path to leading with confidence, making ethical and data-driven decisions and driving positive change within any organization. Admission Requirements & Deadlines To qualify for admission to the College’s Graduate Certificate in Exercise Science (GCES) program, you must meet all application requirements listed below no later than July 15th to be considered for the next fall cohort. Complete the online graduate certificate application. Upload a current resume or curriculum vitae (CV). Complete a 500-1,000-word personal statement (similar to a letter of interest). This personal statement should reveal something about you as an applicant, the reason you want to pursue this graduate degree and how it will advance your future goals. Hold a bachelor’s degree with a minimum cumulative GPA of 3.0 either (i) in mathematics, computer science, finance or business administration; or (ii) in another discipline but with completion of (a) introduction to computer science AND (b) regression AND (c) at least one of the following three courses: advanced computer science, multi-variable calculus or proofs. If your cumulative GPA falls below a 3.0, in order to be considered for the program, you must include: (i) an explanation of GPA statement; and (ii) an additional letter of recommendation. Submit transcripts from qualifying degree institution(s). Demonstrate the ability to meet The College of Idaho’s technology requirements for the duration of the graduate program. Submit a letter of recommendation from a professor, instructor, employer or work colleague. This letter should highlight your academic or professional experiences relevant to admission to this graduate degree program and evaluate your leadership, interpersonal skills, critical thinking, and judgement as well as your ability and capability to complete a graduate degree. If your cumulative GPA falls below a 3.0, in order to be considered for the program, you must submit a second letter of recommendation. Graduate Entrance Exam (optional) – No graduate entrance exam is required for the GCES program. If you wish to include a score (GRE, MAT, LSAT or GMAT), it will be considered. It may be helpful to include a score if you have a GPA below a 3.0 or if you would otherwise like to bolster your application. Curriculum The Graduate Certificate in Exercise Science originates from and emphasizes the liberal arts. Through its four core courses, you gain a foundational understanding of statistical analysis, data science, machine learning and project management. Data Analytics Introduction to Data Science Project Management Statistical Machine Learning Academic Calendar Our Graduate Certificate in Data Analytics program launches a new cohort each fall. Complete the curriculum in just 8 months over two terms! Our next cohort’s academic calendar is as follows: 2027-2028 AY Term Dates Fall 2027 08/27/27-12/09/27 Spring 2028 02/01/28-05/12/28 Tuition & Fees The accelerated Master of Science of Data Analytics program consists of 36 credit hours that you can finish in just 12 months over three terms. 2027-2028 Tuition: $30,060 Graduate Program and Technology Fee: $150 per term Note: The College of Idaho’s MSDA tuition and fees are due before or on the first day of the semester/term. The amounts above reflect the approximate total cost of the graduate degree program based on the current tuition and fees schedules. Tuition and fees in future academic years are subject to change. The upcoming year’s tuition and fees schedules are posted in late spring. Enrollment Deposit After you’ve been accepted to The College of Idaho, you must pay a $300 matriculation deposit to secure your spot in the graduate program. This one-time, non-refundable deposit is credited toward your first term’s tuition. Textbooks We require graduate students to purchase textbooks for their courses. Students may order books from The College of Idaho’s online bookstore, which MBS Direct manages. Students with book vouchers can use them through MBS Direct. Alternatively, students can order or rent books from other sources, such as Amazon, independent booksellers, textbook sites like textbooks.com or ecampus.com or directly from publishers. Before purchasing, students should carefully review book requirements and ensure they obtain the correct edition, using the ISBN for accuracy. Note: The Cruzen-Murray Library does not endorse any of the retailers listed. We are providing this information for the benefit of students. Student Health Insurance All graduate students enrolled in a residential certificate, master’s or doctoral program at The College of Idaho, or participating in a College athletic program, must have health insurance coverage. Students enrolled in a hybrid program or an exclusively online program are encouraged but not mandated to have health insurance unless their immigration status requires it. Graduate students can purchase student health insurance through The College of Idaho. The health insurance premium is $2,492 for the 2025-2026 plan year. Tuition Refund Policy The College of Idaho adheres to a fair and equitable refund policy consistent with the U.S. Department of Education’s requirements. For information on our refund policy when students officially withdraw from any program or course, review the Graduate Catalog or contact the Business Office at businessoffice@collegeofidaho.edu or 208-459-5227. As the College’s graduate certificate programs require payment in full at the beginning of the program, students who withdraw from such programs will be subject to the following refund policy. Student fees are non-refundable. A 100% refund if the student withdraws on or before the Last Day to Drop of the first term/semester of the program A 50% refund if the student withdraws after the Last Day to Drop but before the 15th day of the first term/semester of the program A 0% refund if the student withdraws on or after the 15th calendar

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    MSDA Home

    Master of Science in Data Analytics Home / MSDA Home Apply Now Request Information Join an Info Session Graduate Programs Graduate Catalog Technology Requirement The College’s Master of Science in Data Analytics (MSDA) is designed to equip individuals with a deep understanding of statistical analysis, machine learning, data visualization and data management systems. Organizations across all sectors recognize the transformative power of data analytics. If you are interested in meeting the increased demand for skilled professionals who can bridge technical expertise with strategic thinking, the MSDA is the perfect fit for you. Lead with confidence and drive innovation within any organization – all while addressing the rapidly growing demand for data professionals in today’s data-driven economic landscape. Admission Requirements & Deadlines To qualify for admission to the College’s Master of Science in Data Analytics (MSDA) program, you must meet all application requirements listed below no later than July 15th to be considered for the next fall cohort. Complete the online MSDA application. Upload a current resume or curriculum vitae (CV). Complete a 500-1,000-word personal statement (similar to a letter of interest). This personal statement should reveal something about you as an applicant, the reason you want to pursue this graduate degree and how it will advance your future goals. Hold a bachelor’s degree with a minimum cumulative GPA of 3.0 either (i) in mathematics, computer science, finance or business administration; or (ii) in another discipline but with completion of (a) introduction to computer science AND (b) regression AND (c) at least one of the following three courses: advanced computer science, multi-variable calculus or proofs. If your cumulative GPA falls below a 3.0, in order to be considered for the program, you must include: (i) an explanation of GPA statement; and (ii) an additional letter of recommendation. Submit transcripts from The College of Idaho. Demonstrate the ability to meet The College of Idaho’s technology requirements for the duration of the graduate program. Submit a letter of recommendation from a professor, instructor, employer or work colleague. This letter should highlight your academic or professional experiences relevant to admission to this graduate degree program and evaluate your leadership, interpersonal skills, critical thinking, and judgement as well as your ability and capability to complete a graduate degree. If your cumulative GPA falls below a 3.0, in order to be considered for the program, you must submit a second letter of recommendation from a College of Idaho faculty member. Graduate Entrance Exam (optional) – No graduate entrance exam is required for the MSDA program. If you wish to include a score (GRE, MAT, LSAT or GMAT), it will be considered. It may be helpful to include a score if you have a GPA below a 3.0 or if you would otherwise like to bolster your application. Curriculum The MSDA originates from and emphasizes the liberal arts. Our program is 36 credit hours and offers an interdisciplinary curriculum through 9 uniquely crafted courses. Through four core courses, four targeted courses and a practicum capstone, you gain the expertise to lead with confidence in today’s data-driven economic landscape. Data Analytics Introduction to Data Science Project Management Statistical Machine Learning Business Intelligence & Data Engineering Data Visualization Graduate Electives (e.g. management science, research methods and statistics) Capstone Academic Calendar Our MSDA program launches a new cohort each fall. Complete the MSDA curriculum in just 12 months over three terms! Our next cohort’s academic calendar is as follows: 2027-2028 AY Term Dates Fall 2027 08/27/27-12/09/27 Spring 2028 02/01/28-05/12/28 Summer 2028 05/15/28-08/11/28 Tuition & Fees The accelerated Master of Science of Data Analytics program consists of 36 credit hours that you can finish in just 12 months over three terms. 2027-2028 Tuition: $30,060 Graduate Program and Technology Fee: $150 per term Note: The College of Idaho’s MSDA tuition and fees are due before or on the first day of the semester/term. The amounts above reflect the approximate total cost of the graduate degree program based on the current tuition and fees schedules. Tuition and fees in future academic years are subject to change. The upcoming year’s tuition and fees schedules are posted in late spring. Enrollment Deposit After you’ve been accepted to The College of Idaho, you must pay a $300 matriculation deposit to secure your spot in the graduate program. This one-time, non-refundable deposit is credited toward your first term’s tuition. Textbooks We require graduate students to purchase textbooks for their courses. Students may order books from The College of Idaho’s online bookstore, which MBS Direct manages. Students with book vouchers can use them through MBS Direct.   Alternatively, students can order or rent books from other sources, such as Amazon, independent booksellers, textbook sites like textbooks.com or ecampus.com or directly from publishers. Before purchasing, students should carefully review book requirements and ensure they obtain the correct edition, using the ISBN for accuracy. Note: The Cruzen-Murray Library does not endorse any of the retailers listed. We are providing this information for the benefit of students. Student Health Insurance All graduate students enrolled in a residential certificate, master’s or doctoral program at The College of Idaho, or participating in a College athletic program, must have health insurance coverage. Students enrolled in a hybrid program or an exclusively online program are encouraged but not mandated to have health insurance unless their immigration status requires it. Graduate students can purchase student health insurance through The College of Idaho. The health insurance premium is $2,492 for the 2025-2026 plan year. Financial Aid Students can qualify for federal financial assistance based on the information they submit in their Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA). To learn more about financial aid options, explore our financial resources for graduate students or contact Financial Aid Services at finaid@collegeofidaho.edu or 208-459-5380. Scholarships The College of Idaho offers tuition scholarships for the MSDA program to the following students: Active U.S. military service members, reservists, National Guard members and veterans Alumni of The College of Idaho Full-time employees of The College of Idaho pursuant to our tuition remission policy Employees of organizations under a partnership agreement with The College

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    Certificate in Exercise Science Home / GCES Home Apply Now Request Information Master’s Degree The College of Idaho’s Graduate Certificate in Exercise Science (GCES)) is designed to expand your graduate-level training in exercise physiology, biomechanics, and clinical practice. If you are seeking to advance your career in health, fitness or human performance, but cannot devote the time necessary to complete a full master’s degree, this graduate certificate is a perfect fit for you. It will provide you with additional expertise in human performance to pursue and thrive in clinical exercise physiology, strength and conditioning, corporate wellness, and related health professions. Admission Requirements & Deadlines To qualify for admission to the College’s Graduate Certificate in Exercise Science (GCES) program, you must meet all application requirements listed below no later than July 15th to be considered for the next fall cohort. Complete the online graduate certificate application. Upload a current resume or curriculum vitae (CV). Complete a 500-1,000-word personal statement (similar to a letter of interest). This personal statement should reveal something about you as an applicant, the reason you want to pursue this graduate degree and how it will advance your future goals. Hold a bachelor’s degree with a minimum cumulative GPA of 3.0 either (i) in exercise science, biomedical science, biology or biochemistry; or (ii) in another discipline but with completion of (a) exercise physiology OR two semesters of human anatomy and physiology AND (b) biomechanics or general physics. If your cumulative GPA falls below a 3.0, in order to be considered for the program, you must include: (i) an explanation of GPA statement; and (ii) an additional letter of recommendation. Submit transcripts from qualifying degree institution(s). Demonstrate the ability to meet The College of Idaho’s technology requirements for the duration of the graduate program. Submit a letter of recommendation from a professor, instructor, employer or work colleague. This letter should highlight your academic or professional experiences relevant to admission to this graduate degree program and evaluate your leadership, interpersonal skills, critical thinking, and judgement as well as your ability and capability to complete a graduate degree. If your cumulative GPA falls below a 3.0, in order to be considered for the program, you must submit a second letter of recommendation. Graduate Entrance Exam (optional) – No graduate entrance exam is required for the GCES program. If you wish to include a score (GRE, MAT, LSAT or GMAT), it will be considered. It may be helpful to include a score if you have a GPA below a 3.0 or if you would otherwise like to bolster your application. Curriculum The Graduate Certificate in Exercise Science originates from and emphasizes the liberal arts. Through its four core courses, you gain expertise in human performance and how to thrive in a variety of health, performance and human physiology professions. Advanced Exercise Physiology Training Planning & Periodization Advanced Biomechanics Clinical Exercise Testing Academic Calendar Our Graduate Certificate in Exercise Science program launches a new cohort each fall. Complete the curriculum in just 8 months over two terms! Our next cohort’s academic calendar is as follows: 2026-2027 AY Term Dates Fall 2026 08/26/26-12/10/26 Spring 2027 02/02/27-05/14/27 Tuition & Fees The online Graduate Certificate in Exercise Science program consists of 16 credit hours that you can finish in just two terms. 2026-2027 Tuition: $11,000 Graduate Program and Technology Fee: $150 per term Note: The College of Idaho’s tuition and fees are due in full on or before August 15th. The amounts above reflect the total cost of the graduate certificate program based on the current tuition and fees schedules. Tuition and fees in future academic years are subject to change. The upcoming year’s tuition and fees schedules are posted in late spring. Enrollment Deposit After you’ve been accepted to The College of Idaho, you must pay a $300 matriculation deposit to secure your spot in the graduate program. This one-time, non-refundable deposit is credited toward your certificate’s tuition. Textbooks We require graduate students to purchase textbooks for their courses. Students may order books from The College of Idaho’s online bookstore, which MBS Direct manages. Students with book vouchers can use them through MBS Direct. Alternatively, students can order or rent books from other sources, such as Amazon, independent booksellers, textbook sites like textbooks.com or ecampus.com or directly from publishers. Before purchasing, students should carefully review book requirements and ensure they obtain the correct edition, using the ISBN for accuracy. Note: The Cruzen-Murray Library does not endorse any of the retailers listed. We are providing this information for the benefit of students. Student Health Insurance All graduate students enrolled in a residential certificate, master’s or doctoral program at The College of Idaho, or participating in a College athletic program, must have health insurance coverage. Students enrolled in a hybrid program or an exclusively online program are encouraged but not mandated to have health insurance unless their immigration status requires it. Graduate students can purchase student health insurance through The College of Idaho. The health insurance premium is $2,492 for the 2025-2026 plan year. Tuition Refunds The College of Idaho adheres to a fair and equitable refund policy consistent with the U.S. Department of Education’s requirements. For information on our refund policy when students officially withdraw from any program or course, review the Graduate Catalog or contact the Business Office at businessoffice@collegeofidaho.edu or 208-459-5227. As the College’s graduate certificate programs require payment in full at the beginning of the program, students who withdraw from such programs will be subject to the following refund policy. Student fees are non-refundable. A 100% refund if the student withdraws on or before the Last Day to Drop of the first term/semester of the program A 50% refund if the student withdraws after the Last Day to Drop but before the 15th day of the first term/semester of the program A 0% refund if the student withdraws on or after the 15th calendar day of the first term/semester of the program HAVE QUESTIONS? Anthony Campitelli Director of MSES Program mses@collegeofidaho.edu 208-459-5340 Interested in a Master’s Degree Whether

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    Master of Science in Exercise Science Home / MSES Home Apply Now Request Information Join an Info Session Graduate Programs Graduate Catalog Technology Requirements The College’s Master of Science in Exercise Science (MSES) is designed to equip individuals with critical thinking, research, and evidence-based practice skills across disciplines like biomechanics, exercise physiology, nutrition, and motor control. If you are interested in meeting the increased demand for professionals in areas such as clinical exercise physiology, strength and conditioning, corporate wellness, and related health professions, the MSES is the perfect fit for you. Position yourself to excel in further graduate studies in physical therapy, occupational therapy, nursing, physician assistant studies or other health fields, or advance your career in health, fitness or human performance right out of the gate. Admission Requirements & Deadlines To qualify for admission to the College’s Master of Science in Exercise Science (MSES) program, you must meet all application requirements listed below no later than July 15th to be considered for the next fall cohort. Complete the online MSES application. Upload a current resume or curriculum vitae (CV). Complete a 500-1,000-word personal statement (similar to a letter of interest). This personal statement should reveal something about you as an applicant, the reason you want to pursue this graduate degree and how it will advance your future goals. Hold a bachelor’s degree with a minimum cumulative GPA of 3.0 either (i) in exercise science, biomedical science, biology or biochemistry; or (ii) in another discipline but with completion of (a) exercise physiology OR two semesters of human anatomy and physiology AND (b) biomechanics or general physics. If your cumulative GPA falls below a 3.0, in order to be considered for the program, you must include: (i) an explanation of GPA statement; and (ii) an additional letter of recommendation. Submit transcripts from The College of Idaho. Demonstrate the ability to meet The College of Idaho’s technology requirements for the duration of the graduate program. Submit a letter of recommendation from a professor, instructor, employer or work colleague. This letter should highlight your academic or professional experiences relevant to admission to this graduate degree program and evaluate your leadership, interpersonal skills, critical thinking, and judgement as well as your ability and capability to complete a graduate degree. If your cumulative GPA falls below a 3.0, in order to be considered for the program, you must submit a second letter of recommendation from a College of Idaho faculty member. Graduate Entrance Exam (optional) – No graduate entrance exam is required for the MSES program. If you wish to include a score (GRE, MAT, LSAT or GMAT), it will be considered. It may be helpful to include a score if you have a GPA below a 3.0 or if you would otherwise like to bolster your application. Curriculum The MSES originates from and emphasizes the liberal arts. Our program is 36 credit hours and offers an interdisciplinary curriculum through 9 uniquely crafted courses. Through four core courses, four targeted courses and a practicum capstone, you gain the expertise to lead with confidence in today’s increasingly complex health and wellness sector. Advanced Exercise Physiology Training Planning & Periodization Advanced Biomechanics Clinical Exercise Testing Research Methods & Statistics Motor Control & Learning Nutrition Graduate Health Science Elective Capstone Academic Calendar Our MSES program launches a new cohort each fall. Complete the MSES curriculum in just 12 months over three terms! Our next cohort’s academic calendar is as follows: 2026-2027 AY Term Dates Fall 2026 08/26/26-12/10/26 Spring 2027 02/02/27-05/14/27 Summer 2027 05/17/27-08/13/27 Tuition & Fees The accelerated Master of Science of Exercise Science program consists of 36 credit hours that you can finish in just 12 months over three terms. 2026-2027 Tuition: $26,460 Graduate Program and Technology Fee: $150 per term Note: The College of Idaho’s MSES tuition and fees are due before or on the first day of the semester/term. The amounts above reflect the approximate total cost of the graduate degree program based on the current tuition and fees schedules. Tuition and fees in future academic years are subject to change. The upcoming year’s tuition and fees schedules are posted in late spring. Enrollment Deposit After you’ve been accepted to The College of Idaho, you must pay a $300 matriculation deposit to secure your spot in the graduate program. This one-time, non-refundable deposit is credited toward your first term’s tuition. Textbooks We require graduate students to purchase textbooks for their courses. Students may order books from The College of Idaho’s online bookstore, which MBS Direct manages. Students with book vouchers can use them through MBS Direct. Alternatively, students can order or rent books from other sources, such as Amazon, independent booksellers, textbook sites like textbooks.com or ecampus.com or directly from publishers. Before purchasing, students should carefully review book requirements and ensure they obtain the correct edition, using the ISBN for accuracy. Note: The Cruzen-Murray Library does not endorse any of the retailers listed. We are providing this information for the benefit of students. Student Health Insurance All graduate students enrolled in a residential certificate, master’s or doctoral program at The College of Idaho, or participating in a College athletic program, must have health insurance coverage. Students enrolled in a hybrid program or an exclusively online program are encouraged but not mandated to have health insurance unless their immigration status requires it. Graduate students can purchase student health insurance through The College of Idaho. The health insurance premium is $2,492 for the 2025-2026 plan year. Financial Aid Students can qualify for federal financial assistance based on the information they submit in their Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA). To learn more about financial aid options, explore our financial resources for graduate students or contact Financial Aid Services at finaid@collegeofidaho.edu or 208-459-5380. Scholarships The College of Idaho offers tuition scholarships for the MSES program to the following students: Active U.S. military service members, reservists, National Guard members and veterans Alumni of The College of Idaho Full-time employees of The College of Idaho pursuant to our tuition remission policy Employees of organizations under a partnership agreement with

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    Certificate in Accountancy Home / GACC Home Apply Now Request Information Master’s Degree The College of Idaho’s Graduate Certificate in Accountancy (GACC) is designed to enhance your understanding of financial reporting, auditing and accounting information systems. If you are seeking to advance your career and thrive in a financial and accounting role, but cannot devote the time necessary to complete a full master’s degree, this graduate certificate is a perfect fit for you. It will provide you with an advanced understanding of accounting practices to help you on the path to leading with confidence, making ethical financial decisions and driving positive change within any organization. Admission Requirements & Deadlines To qualify for admission to the College’s Graduate Certificate in Accountancy (GACC) program, you must meet all application requirements listed below no later than July 15th to be considered for the next fall cohort. Complete the online graduate certificate application. Upload a current resume or curriculum vitae (CV). Complete a 500-1,000-word personal statement (similar to a letter of interest). This personal statement should reveal something about you as an applicant, the reason you want to pursue this graduate degree and how it will advance your future goals. Hold a bachelor’s degree with a minimum cumulative GPA of 3.0 either (i) in accounting or (ii) in another discipline but with completion of two semesters of intermediate accounting. If your cumulative GPA falls below a 3.0, in order to be considered for the program, you must include: (i) an explanation of GPA statement; and (ii) an additional letter of recommendation. Submit transcripts from qualifying degree institution(s). Demonstrate the ability to meet The College of Idaho’s technology requirements for the duration of the graduate program. Submit a letter of recommendation from a professor, instructor, employer or work colleague. This letter should highlight your academic or professional experiences relevant to admission to this graduate degree program and evaluate your leadership, interpersonal skills, critical thinking, and judgement as well as your ability and capability to complete a graduate degree. If your cumulative GPA falls below a 3.0, in order to be considered for the program, you must submit a second letter of recommendation. Graduate Entrance Exam (optional) – No graduate entrance exam is required for the GACC program. If you wish to include a score (GRE, MAT, LSAT or GMAT), it will be considered. It may be helpful to include a score if you have a GPA below a 3.0 or if you would otherwise like to bolster your application. Curriculum The Graduate Certificate in Accountancy originates from and emphasizes the liberal arts. Through its four core courses, you gain advanced understanding of accounting and how to be a dynamic and ethical financial leader in an ever-evolving organizational landscape. Accounting Information Systems Cost Accounting Data Analytics Auditing Academic Calendar Our Graduate Certificate in Accountancy program launches a new cohort each fall. Complete the curriculum in just 8 months over two terms! Our next cohort’s academic calendar is as follows: 2026-2027 AY Term Dates Fall 2026 08/26/26-12/10/26 Spring 2027 02/02/27-05/14/27 Tuition & Fees The online Graduate Certificate in Organizational Leadership program consists of 16 credit hours that you can finish in just two terms. 2026-2027 Tuition: $10,000 Graduate Program and Technology Fee: $150 per term Note: The College of Idaho’s tuition and fees are due in full on or before August 15th. The amounts above reflect the total cost of the graduate certificate program based on the current tuition and fees schedules. Tuition and fees in future academic years are subject to change. The upcoming year’s tuition and fees schedules are posted in late spring. Enrollment Deposit After you’ve been accepted to The College of Idaho, you must pay a $300 matriculation deposit to secure your spot in the graduate program. This one-time, non-refundable deposit is credited toward your certificate’s tuition. Textbooks We require graduate students to purchase textbooks for their courses. Students may order books from The College of Idaho’s online bookstore, which MBS Direct manages. Students with book vouchers can use them through MBS Direct. Alternatively, students can order or rent books from other sources, such as Amazon, independent booksellers, textbook sites like textbooks.com or ecampus.com or directly from publishers. Before purchasing, students should carefully review book requirements and ensure they obtain the correct edition, using the ISBN for accuracy. Note: The Cruzen-Murray Library does not endorse any of the retailers listed. We are providing this information for the benefit of students. Student Health Insurance All graduate students enrolled in a residential certificate, master’s or doctoral program at The College of Idaho, or participating in a College athletic program, must have health insurance coverage. Students enrolled in a hybrid program or an exclusively online program are encouraged but not mandated to have health insurance unless their immigration status requires it. Graduate students can purchase student health insurance through The College of Idaho. The health insurance premium is $2,492 for the 2025-2026 plan year. Tuition Refunds The College of Idaho adheres to a fair and equitable refund policy consistent with the U.S. Department of Education’s requirements. For information on our refund policy when students officially withdraw from any program or course, review the Graduate Catalog or contact the Business Office at businessoffice@collegeofidaho.edu or 208-459-5227. As the College’s graduate certificate programs require payment in full at the beginning of the program, students who withdraw from such programs will be subject to the following refund policy. Student fees are non-refundable. A 100% refund if the student withdraws on or before the Last Day to Drop of the first term/semester of the program A 50% refund if the student withdraws after the Last Day to Drop but before the 15th day of the first term/semester of the program A 0% refund if the student withdraws on or after the 15th calendar day of the first term/semester of the program HAVE QUESTIONS? Andrew Ellestad Director of MACC Program macc@collegeofidaho.edu 208-459-5298 Interested in a Master’s Degree Whether you’re launching your career or a seasoned professional, the Master of Accountancy degree program advances your accounting knowledge and

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    Master of Accountancy Home / MACC Home Apply Now Request Information Join an Info Session Graduate Programs Graduate Catalog Technology Requirements The College’s accelerated Master of Accountancy (MACC) is designed to equip individuals with the skills and knowledge needed to analyze, interpret, and communicate financial information effectively. If you are seeking to enhance your accounting knowledge and advance your career, the MACC is a perfect fit for you. It will provide you with a deep understanding of financial reporting, auditing, taxation, and accounting information systems. Lead with confidence, make ethical financial decisions and drive positive change within any organization – all while preparing to sit and pass the Idaho State CPA Exam. Admission Requirements & Deadlines To qualify for admission to the College’s Master of Accountancy (MACC) program, you must meet all application requirements listed below no later than July 15th to be considered for the next fall cohort. Complete the online MACC application. Upload a current resume or curriculum vitae (CV). Complete a 500-1,000-word personal statement (similar to a letter of interest). This personal statement should reveal something about you as an applicant, the reason you want to pursue this graduate degree and how it will advance your future goals. Hold a bachelor’s degree with a minimum cumulative GPA of 3.0 either (i) in accounting or (ii) in another discipline but with completion of two semesters of intermediate accounting. If your cumulative GPA falls below a 3.0, in order to be considered for the program, you must include: (i) an explanation of GPA statement; and (ii) an additional letter of recommendation. Submit transcripts from The College of Idaho. Demonstrate the ability to meet The College of Idaho’s technology requirements for the duration of the graduate program. Submit a letter of recommendation from a professor, instructor, employer or work colleague. This letter should highlight your academic or professional experiences relevant to admission to this graduate degree program and evaluate your leadership, interpersonal skills, critical thinking, and judgement as well as your ability and capability to complete a graduate degree. If your cumulative GPA falls below a 3.0, in order to be considered for the program, you must submit a second letter of recommendation from a College of Idaho faculty member. Graduate Entrance Exam (optional) – No graduate entrance exam is required for the MACC program. If you wish to include a score (GRE, MAT, LSAT or GMAT), it will be considered. It may be helpful to include a score if you have a GPA below a 3.0 or if you would otherwise like to bolster your application. Curriculum The MACC originates from and emphasizes the liberal arts. Our program is 32 credit hours and offers an interdisciplinary curriculum through 8 uniquely crafted courses. Through four core courses, three targeted courses and a practicum capstone, you gain the expertise to be dynamic and ethical financial leader in an ever-evolving organizational landscape. Accounting Information Systems Cost Accounting Data Analytics Auditing Tax Accounting 1 Tax Accounting 2 Advanced Accounting Capstone: Applied Managerial & Financial Accounting Academic Calendar Our MACC program launches a new cohort each fall. Complete the MACC curriculum in just 12 months over three terms! Our next cohort’s academic calendar is as follows: 2026-2027 AY Term Dates Fall 2026 08/26/26-12/10/26 Spring 2027 02/02/27-05/14/27 Summer 2027 05/17/27-08/13/27 Tuition & Fees The accelerated Master of Accountancy program consists of 32 credit hours that you can finish in just 12 months over three terms. 2026-2027 Tuition: $20,000 Graduate Program and Technology Fee: $150 per term Note: The College of Idaho’s MACC tuition and fees are due before or on the first day of the semester/term. The amounts above reflect the approximate total cost of the graduate degree program based on the current tuition and fees schedules. Tuition and fees in future academic years are subject to change. The upcoming year’s tuition and fees schedules are posted in late spring. Enrollment Deposit After you’ve been accepted to The College of Idaho, you must pay a $300 matriculation deposit to secure your spot in the graduate program. This one-time, non-refundable deposit is credited toward your certificate’s tuition. Textbooks We require graduate students to purchase textbooks for their courses. Students may order books from The College of Idaho’s online bookstore, which MBS Direct manages. Students with book vouchers can use them through MBS Direct. Alternatively, students can order or rent books from other sources, such as Amazon, independent booksellers, textbook sites like textbooks.com or ecampus.com or directly from publishers. Before purchasing, students should carefully review book requirements and ensure they obtain the correct edition, using the ISBN for accuracy. Note: The Cruzen-Murray Library does not endorse any of the retailers listed. We are providing this information for the benefit of students. Student Health Insurance All graduate students enrolled in a residential certificate, master’s or doctoral program at The College of Idaho, or participating in a College athletic program, must have health insurance coverage. Students enrolled in a hybrid program or an exclusively online program are encouraged but not mandated to have health insurance unless their immigration status requires it. Graduate students can purchase student health insurance through The College of Idaho. The health insurance premium is $2,492 for the 2025-2026 plan year. Financial Aid Students can qualify for federal financial assistance based on the information they submit in their Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA). To learn more about financial aid options, explore our financial resources for graduate students or contact Financial Aid Services at finaid@collegeofidaho.edu or 208-459-5380. Scholarships The College of Idaho offers tuition scholarships for the MACC program to the following students: Active U.S. military service members, reservists, National Guard members and veterans Alumni of The College of Idaho Full-time employees of The College of Idaho pursuant to our tuition remission policy Employees of organizations under a partnership agreement with The College of Idaho Tuition Refund Policy Dropping a Course Students who drop a course during the current term but remain actively enrolled will receive: A 100% refund if they drop a course on or before the Last Day to Drop A 50% refund

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