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Registrar

Registrar Undergraduate CatalogGraduate CatalogDean’s List Honorees – Undergraduate The College of Idaho’s Registrar Office strives to support the academic mission of the College and pledges to maintain the highest level of academic integrity, delivering exceptional administrative service to all individuals. The Office of the Registrar places service to students and faculty first among its priorities and actively seeks ways to effectively communicate and inform students of their rights, responsibilities, and college procedures. For more information about our policies and procedures, please refer to the Undergraduate Catalog or Graduate Catalog or contact our office. For information about registering for courses, please contact our Office of Academic Affairs at academicaffairs@collegeofidaho.edu or 208-459-5244. Request a Transcript CONTACT US Office of the Registrar Hendren Hall registrar@collegeofidaho.edu 208-459-5400 Student Forms & Resources Check out the Registrar Office’s Resource Page, which contains all of the resources and forms you need to add or drop courses, pursue independent study credit, declare a major or minor, change your personal information, prepare for graduation and more! Explore More Helpful Resources Request a Transcript Click below to order your official transcript. Students may access unofficial transcripts, which are for academic advising and student personal use only, via Self Service. Order Now FERPA Know your rights under the Family Educational Rights and Privacy Act (FERPA), the federal law that governs release of and access to student education records. Learn More VA Benefits The College of Idaho is honored to serve those who have served. For students who have served, or are currently serving, in the United States Armed Services, or who are children or spouses of veterans, VA Educational Benefits may be available. Explore More Key Resources Academic Advising & Tutoring Majors Minors Specializations Certificates Dual Degrees Graduate Programs Alternative & Transfer Credit Non-Degree Seeking Student Where Greatness Awaits We welcome you to experience our campus — from the passion and originality emanating from every corner, to how we reimagine higher education, to the adventures calling from the nearby mountains — and see what you could become Request Information Apply Visit

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Parent Council

Parent Council Home / Parent Council Join Email List Join Facebook Group Email Parent Relations Welcome to The College of Idaho Family! The Parent Council would like to welcome new and returning students and their families to The College of Idaho. The Parent Council is made up of parents of past and present students, and some are even alumni of The College. There is a combination of local parents as well as out-of-town parents. Council members have kids with different areas of interest and are involved in many different activities at The College. The Parent Council is available to answer any questions or alleviate any concerns that parents or families might have about sending their child to college. Based on our own experiences, we can offer feedback based on what worked, what did not, and things we wish we would have known. Parents have insight on a range of areas, including dorm needs, campus safety, or even where to get a car fixed. We also help bridge communication between administration and families. We hope to make the transition to college seamless for your student and your family. We know that both students and families will enjoy their time at The College of Idaho. Please follow the YoteFam Parents page on Facebook for updates and advice from other members of the Yote community. Welcome to the Yote Family!Darin & Barb OsterhoutLead Parent Council Members Parent Council Members Laura AquinoHometown: Idaho Falls, IDChild(ren): Maria (’25) Mark & Jodee NassirHometown: Boise, IDChild(ren): Jackson (’25) Darin & Barb OsterhoutHometown: Garden City, IDChild(ren): Luke (’25) Yliana VillegasHometown:Child(ren): Danielle SaindonHometown: Caldwell, IDChild(ren): Faith (’26) Trina SegoHometown: Child(ren): Saumya (’26) Shikhar SarinHometown: Child(ren): Kurt & Teri ThaemertHometown: Boise, IDChild(ren): Gauge (’25) Parent Council Expectations The College of Idaho Parent Council is comprised of 18-20 dedicated parent volunteers. Our purpose is to support an inclusive, welcoming community for all students, parents, and families at the College of Idaho. Our goal is to have the Parent Council reflect the tremendous diversity of the Yote student body. Parent Council Expectations Serve a one-year renewable term (Council members typically serve until their student graduates) Attend the fall and spring campus meetings either virtually or in-person Participate in informal virtual meetings as-needed to become acquainted with one another, plan, and discuss topics related to The College of Idaho Be involved in virtual meetings with Yote families throughout the year to build community and discuss relevant topics What does a Parent Council member do? Future Yote Outreach Serve as a constant and enthusiastic ambassador for the College Aims to refer prospective students to the College’s Office of Admission Student Career Support Promote or provide opportunities in successful, high-impact activities, such as internships, job shadowing, employment, and other educational experiences Parent Engagement Plan, promote, and participate in parent engagement opportunities, such as Parent Council meetings, Homecoming & Family Weekend, and move-in day Broaden and deepen relationships to support College initiatives Communication Meet regularly to build community and provide feedback to College administration on various topics Serve as a sounding board for parents/staff/administration, as needed Subscribe to the College newsletter and stay abreast of what is happening on-campus Donate If financially feasible, make a financial contribution at a level that is comfortable for their family Most importantly, Parent Council members build relationships to welcome, engage, embrace, and support others in the C of I community and serve as powerful ambassadors for The College of Idaho. Stay Connected & Engaged Stay Connected & Engaged Keep up to date with the latest news about the YoteFam by subscribing to the College’s newsletter. Missed an issue? Not to worry. Click to review past issues. Subscribe Now Quest Magazine Quest is The College of Idaho’s award-winning magazine for alumni, students, faculty, staff and friends. Check out the recent addition or view our archives for past issues. Read More Refer a Prospective Student Know someone who’s looking for an education that will prepare them to thrive whatever they choose to do? Someone who wants to learn from outstanding teachers who care about their success? Let us know about them! Refer a Yote Welcome New Parents! The College is an inclusive and welcoming community of exceptional learning. In this video, members of the College’s Parent Council talk about their experiences as parents of students at The College of Idaho. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5Em-XIJvenc Key Resources Academic Calendar Alumni & Parent Events Yote Athletics Calendar Family Resource Guide College Store Scholarship Gala Commencement Welcome to the YoteFam We welcome you to our Yote Community. Being a Yote is not only an exciting step for students – it is a total family experience. Subscribe to Newsletter Attend an Event Get Yote Apparel

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Parents & Families

Parents & Families Home / Parents & Families Welcome to The College of Idaho Family! Being a Yote is not only an exciting step for students – it is a total family experience. Whether you are a prospective parent, parent of a first-year student and new to The College of Idaho, or a seasoned veteran with a returning student, we are here to help make this experience a rich and rewarding journey for your student and for you. We are delighted to welcome you as members of the Yote community. Our graduates often tell us that The College of Idaho provides a highly personal and transformative experience that will have a lifelong impact. It is our sincere hope that your family’s experience exceeds your highest expectations, and we invite you to be an active part of the College community. Stay Connected Email Updates Stay informed and connected by joining our “Parent Relations” email list! As we don’t always receive parents’ email addresses as part of the admission process, this is a great way to get up-to-date information. Join Email List Homecoming & Family Weekend Each fall, we are excited to welcome parents to the College for our Homecoming & Family Weekend event. Spend an amazing and inspiring weekend with us as “One CofI”! Follow the College’s social media, including our YoteFam Parents Facebook group for up-to-date information. Join Facebook Group Parent Council Connect with the Parent Council – a group composed of parents of past and present students – who are available to answer any questions or alleviate any concerns that parents might have about sending their child to college. Explore More Partially Pay a Debt Kaya Evans ’21, the College’s 8th Rhodes Scholar, expresses her gratitude for those who support the College. “It is the people inside it that you are supporting. Not anyone of us alone, but the community that we form when we come together. You are helping to sustain – more than anything – an environment that fosters connection. And, thus an environment that creates students who are not only remarkable and accomplished, but fulfilled. Give Today https://youtu.be/1WUpRsfwKsc Key Resources Academic Calendar Alumni & Parent Events Yote Athletics Calendar Family Resource Guide College Store Scholarship Gala Commencement Welcome to the YoteFam We welcome you to our Yote Community. Being a Yote is not only an exciting step for students – it is a total family experience. Subscribe to Newsletter Attend an Event Get Yote Apparel

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Academic Affairs

Academic Affairs Home / Academic Affairs The Office of Academic Affairs coordinates all academic programs offered at the College. It is committed to creating structures and processes that allow faculty, staff, and students to thrive in a manner in which we, together, can accomplish the College’s mission. Through collaborative efforts, the Dean of the Undergraduate College and the Dean of Graduate Studies help our undergraduate and graduate programs focus on student learning and success. These offices are devoted to ensuring student academics are a properly managed priority on a campus that truly values academic rigor. Additionally, the Office of Academic Affairs is responsible for institutional accreditation and accountability. It works to ensure positive learning and working environments, recruiting and maintaining top-quality faculty, and managing academic appointments, tenure and promotion. CONTACT US Academic Affairs Sterry Hall Academic Affairs 208-459-5244 Helpful Resources Undergraduate Catalog Our catalog provides official information about undergraduate majors, minors, specializations, certificates, experiential learning, and courses as well as information about getting a degree, faculty departments, and policies and procedures. Discover More Graduate Catalog Our interactive graduate catalog provides official information about programs and courses offered as well as information about obtaining a degree and policies and procedures. Use navigation links or the search function to quickly access sections of the catalog. Explore More College’s IRB The Institutional Review Board (IRB) reviews, approves, and monitors research conducted by faculty, staff and students involving human subjects to protect their rights, safety, and welfare, ensuring ethical practices by assessing risks, benefits, informed consent, and privacy. Review Handbook Faculty Grant Resources At the center of the College’s mission is the concept of the teacher-scholar — a gifted, dedicated teacher whose work in the classroom is enhanced by deep professional training and an ongoing commitment to scholarship. The College believes that faculty growth, development and research requires continuous investment and therefore has established a fund to spur research by reinvesting recovered indirect costs. This fund supports summer grant-writing stipends, sabbatical research, student-faculty collaboration, and other scholarly activities. Grant Approval Process If your grant proposal (or preproposal) requires the College to commit to or support the work in any way, the proposal requires approval before it can be submitted. Examples of College commitment include signature by an authorized organizational representative or other official, funds administered by the College, commitment of time and effort (yours or students’ or employees’), equipment (including computers) or space, development of a course, College matching funds or in-kind contributions, and other conditions. Internal routing forms for authorization and submission of proposals and other supporting documents are available below. The main areas of emphasis include effort reporting, responsible conduct of research (RCR), financial conflict of interest (FCOI) for federally funded research, government notices concerning research policies and grants, and general information about the College for grant applications. The forms needed for grant approval and submission and the signatures that are required vary from grant to grant. In general, all grants require review by the Grants Office and VP-level approvals and institutional grants also require approval by the President. Please note that all institutional data included in grant applications must be approved or generated by the College’s Office of Institutional Research. Grant-Related Information NIH Frequently Asked Questions on resubmission NEH Administration of Challenge Grants NSF 17-1 Proposal and Award Policies and Procedures Guide (PDF) Pre-Award: PI Eligibility, Routing Forms & Leave of Absence The Grant Proposal Authorization Form (AF) starts the grant application process and helps identify potential alternative sources of support. The AF helps plan for any impacts of the proposed grant on institutional resources. It also serves as the Short Form for certain types of fellowship and grant applications (details on form). The Grant Proposal Submission Form (PSF) requires the approval of the VPAA, VPFO, and for institutional grants, signature of the College President. The PSF also includes assurances regarding human subjects, animal use, biohazards, conflict of interest, and other concerns. Principal Investigator Eligibility Policy Proposal Authorization Form (AF) and Short Form Grant Proposal Submission Form (PSF) Grant Approvals and Submissions Checklist Academic Leave of Absence (ALOA) for Faculty Policy Academic Leave of Absence for Faculty Procedures Useful Information about R15 Grants Post-Award Grant Management Allowable Grant-Related Direct Cost Policy Grant-Related Expense Procedures Effort Reporting Effort Reporting Introduction Effort Reporting Guidelines Effort Reporting Training Slides Sample Effort Reporting Form Financial Conflict of Interest (FCOI) in Research Financial Conflict of Interest Policy Financial Conflict of Interest Training Slides Financial Conflict of Interest Disclosure Form Responsible Conduct of Research (RCR) Responsible Conduct of Research Training Plan Responsible Conduct of Research Student Listing and Training Instructions Responsible Conduct of Research Training Certification Responsible Conduct of Research Student List Template Research Integrity Research Integrity Policy Government Notices, Updates and Guides (DHHS, FDP, NSF, NEH, OMB) Department of Health and Human Services (DHHS) Financial Conflict of Interest Final Rule Federal Demonstration Partnership (FDP) Risk Assessment Questionnaire Federal Demonstration Partnership (FDP) Subaward Agreement Forms National Endowment for the Humanities (NEH) Challenge Grant Administration Guide National Institutes of Health Sponsored Research Travel Policy Clarification National Science Foundation (NSF) Revised Merit Review Criteria National Science Foundation (NSF) Agency Specific Requirements National Science Foundation (NSF) Prior Approval Requirements Matrix National Science Foundation (NSF) Revised Cost Sharing Policy Frequently Asked Questions Office of Management and Budget (OMB) Request for Advance or Reimbursement Standard Form 270 Grant-Writing Resources Grants, Grant Writing and Grant-Funded Projects Presentation Slides Tips for a Winning Research Proposal Other Research Administrator Resources NCURA “Meat and Potatoes for Tiny SPOs” Presentation Slides Priorities, SMART Goals and Actions Worksheet Key Resources Undergraduate Program Graduate Programs Academic Advising & Support Accessibility & Learning Excellence Institutional Research Registrar Our Leadership Where Greatness Awaits We welcome you to experience our campus — from the passion and originality emanating from every corner, to how we reimagine higher education, to the adventures calling from the nearby mountains — and see what you could become Request Information Apply Visit

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Student Handbook

Student Affairs Home / Student Handbook From the Dean of Students Dear Student, The Student Code of Conduct as outlined in this Student Handbook provides information about The College of Idaho’s policies regarding student behavior, as well as resources available to students. We hope the policies contained in this Handbook provide you with a general understanding of your rights and responsibilities as a member of the College community, as well as of the departments, services, facilities, and other resources available to you. Additional information about academic programs and requirements can be found in The College of Idaho Catalog. We encourage you to fully read the Student Handbook and to utilize the many resources available to you at The College of Idaho. We expect all students to maintain standards of personal conduct that are in harmony with the educational ideals of the institution and to conduct themselves in a manner that reflects positively on the College. We also encourage you to take advantage of the co-curricular learning opportunities available on campus through residence life, student activities, student government, athletics, campus ministry, and community service, to name a few. The policies and procedures located in the Student Handbook are subject to revision at any time with little or no advance notification, however, every attempt is made to adhere to the policies as outlined in this Student Code of Conduct at the beginning of the academic year. To the degree possible, substantive changes will only be made between academic years. Students are held accountable to the Student Handbook policies that are in place at the time an incident is officially reported to a non-confidential source. If you have any questions about the contents of this Handbook or suggestions on how to improve it, please feel free to contact me via email or phone. With very best regards for a rewarding academic year, Paul R. Bennion, PhDVP for Student Affairs & Dean of Students HAVE QUESTIONS? Paul Bennion Vice President of Student Affairs & Dean of Students pbennion@collegeofidaho.edu 208-459-5841 2025-2026 Student Handbook Become better acquainted with the Student Code of Conduct and other policies, procedures and resources available to ensure you and your peers have a safe and rewarding college experience. Read More Key Resources Accessibility & Learning Excellence Basic Needs Support Campus Safety Get Involved Harassment Prevention Health & Counseling Services Residential Life Student Complaint Form Archived Student Handbooks Originality and Purpose, Amplified No matter if you’re a vibrant creative, an athlete, an advocate or someone who clicks with just about everyone, you know your strengths. We invite you to fully embrace all that makes you uniquely you and transform it into wide-reaching impact and change. Request Information Apply Visit

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GCOL Home

Certificate in Organizational Leadership Home / GCOL Home Apply Now Request Information Master’s Degree The College of Idaho’s Graduate Certificate in Organizational Leadership is designed to provide the foundational knowledge necessary to lead and manage organizations effectively. If you are seeking to enhance your leadership capabilities and advance your career, but cannot devote the time necessary to complete a full master’s degree, the graduate certificate is a perfect fit for you. It will provide you with a foundational understanding of organizational dynamics and effective leadership practices to help you on the path to leading with confidence, making ethical decisions and driving positive change within your role at any organization. HAVE QUESTIONS? Andrew Ellestad Director of MAOL Program maol@collegeofidaho.edu (208) 459-5298 Admission Requirements & Deadlines Applicants seeking a Graduate Certificate in Organizational Leadership 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, 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. 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 graduate certificate 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 Organizational Leadership originates from and emphasizes the liberal arts. It draws from fields like psychology, sociology, and communications. Through its four core courses, you gain a foundational understanding of how to be a dynamic, influential and ethical leader in an ever-evolving organizational landscape. Leadership Theory Organizational Behavior Leadership Ethics Effective Organizational Communication Academic Calendar Our Graduate Certificate in Organizational Leadership 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. 2025-2026 Program Tuition: $9,000 Graduate Program and Technology Fee: $200 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 l 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. 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; and A 0% refund if the student

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MAOL Cost

MAOL Tuition & Fees Home / MAOL Cost Apply Now Request Information Graduate Certificate The Value of The College of Idaho Your investment here is one that pays off for a lifetime. The College of Idaho delivers the kind of personal, high-impact education that leads to real-world results. And while our outcomes rival the best, our graduation tuition is below the national average for similar programs— and includes personalized experiences, small classes and a support system unlike any other. Explore tuition, scholarships, and resources for paying for graduate school that set us apart and help you plan your investment in your future. 2025-2026 Online MAOL Tuition The accelerated, online Master of Arts in Organizational Leadership program consists of 36 credit hours that you can finish in just 12 months over three terms. 2025-2026 Tuition: $21,600 Graduate Program and Technology Fee: $100 per term Note: The College of Idaho’s MAOL 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. If your degree program spans more than one academic year, tuition and fees in future academic years are subject to change. The upcoming year’s tuition and fees schedules are posted in late spring. 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. MAOL Resources Admission Requirements Curriculum FAQs HAVE QUESTIONS? Andrew Ellestad Director of MAOL Program maol@collegeofidaho.edu (208) 459-5298https://youtu.be/2wwQSYutcH4 Whether you’re launching your career or a seasoned professional ready to enhance your leadership practices, the online MAOL degree program prepares you to lead with confidence in today’s fast-paced and ever-changing world. Scholarships The College of Idaho offers tuition scholarships for the MAOL 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 Additional Cost of Attendance Information There’s more to know about paying for graduate school beyond tuition information. From offering student-centered payment plans to course-specific expenses and refund policies, our goal is to make the process clear and manageable. As you review the details in the next section, know we’re here to support you every step of the way. 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. TimelyCare We create an inclusive environment where students can access the medical and psychological support they need to make the most of their graduate experience. Therefore, as part of the Graduate Program and Technology fee, all graduate students can get 24/7, on-demand medical and mental health assistance from counselors, doctors, nurse practitioners and more. Graduate students enrolled at The College of Idaho receive 12 free virtual sessions a year with TimelyCare. Examples of the services provided include: Medical: 24/7 on-demand and scheduled medical visits. Talk Now: On-demand mental health support available 24/7. Health Coaching: Virtual appointments with certified health coaches. Scheduled Counseling: Meetings with local licensed counselors. Psychiatry: No-cost psychiatric services. Payment Options Upon enrollment, students can access financial account and payment information online through Self Service. They can view real-time account balances, charges, payments and statements and make payments online via credit card or e-check. The payment terms and options simplify the payment process, ensuring students can focus on classes instead of financial concerns. To make a tuition payment, take the following steps: Pay the full-term balance by the due date. Major credit cards are accepted through our secure payment partner, TouchNet. The Business Office also accepts cash or checks delivered in person or via mail. For international students, we partnered with TransferMateto streamline payments in their local currency from nearly any country. International payments are integrated into our TouchNet checkout process. Sign up for interest-free monthly payments through our payment plan provider, Nelnet. Nelnet charges a single plan fee of $55 per semester, and students can apply online. The Business Office reserves the right to discontinue or refuse the Nelnet payment plan option to students who have demonstrated poor credit history with the College. Obtain additional loan funds through a Parent Plus Loan or a private student loan. Contact the Financial Aid department at finaid@collegeofidaho.edu with any questions. NOTE: The College reserves the right to charge interest on all unpaid balances at a rate of 1.5% per month. Interest is not charged to accounts enrolled in Nelnet. Credit Card Convenience Fee Effective April 1, 2025, a credit card convenience fee will be applied to all student account payments: Domestic Rate:

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MEd Cost

M.Ed. Tuition & Fees Home / MEd Cost Apply Now Request Information Continuing Education Credits The Value of The College of Idaho Your investment here is one that pays off for a lifetime. The College of Idaho delivers the kind of personal, high-impact education that leads to real-world results. And while our outcomes rival the best, our graduation tuition is below the national average for similar programs— and includes personalized experiences, small classes and a support system unlike any other. Explore tuition, scholarships, and resources for paying for graduate school that set us apart and help you plan your investment in your future. 2025-2026 M.Ed. Tuition The Master of Education in Educational Leadership program consists of 32 credit hours that you can finish in just 16 months over five terms. 2025-2026 Tuition: $16,800 Graduate Program and Technology Fee: $60 per term Note: The College of Idaho’s M.Ed. 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. If your degree program spans more than one academic year, tuition and fees in future academic years are subject to change. The upcoming year’s tuition and fees schedules are posted in late spring. 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. M.ED. RESOURCES Admission Requirements Curriculum FAQs HAVE QUESTIONS? Matthew McDaniel, PhD Director of Master of Education Program medu@collegeofidaho.edu (208) 459-5254https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GFu_U7CPVas Whether you’re an aspiring school administrator or a seasoned administrator ready to enhance your leadership practices, the M.Ed. degree program prepares you to lead with confidence in today’s fast-paced and ever-changing educational landscape. Scholarships The College of Idaho offers tuition scholarships for the M.Ed. 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 Additional Cost of Attendance Information There’s more to know about paying for graduate school beyond tuition information. From offering student-centered payment plans to course-specific expenses and refund policies, our goal is to make the process clear and manageable. As you review the details in the next section, know we’re here to support you every step of the way. 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. TimelyCare We create an inclusive environment where students can access the medical and psychological support they need to make the most of their graduate experience. Therefore, as part of the Graduate Program and Technology fee, all graduate students can get 24/7, on-demand medical and mental health assistance from counselors, doctors, nurse practitioners and more. Graduate students enrolled at The College of Idaho receive 12 free virtual sessions a year with TimelyCare. Examples of the services provided include: Medical: 24/7 on-demand and scheduled medical visits. Talk Now: On-demand mental health support available 24/7. Health Coaching: Virtual appointments with certified health coaches. Scheduled Counseling: Meetings with local licensed counselors. Psychiatry: No-cost psychiatric services. Payment Options Upon enrollment, students can access financial account and payment information online through Self Service. They can view real-time account balances, charges, payments and statements and make payments online via credit card or e-check. The payment terms and options simplify the payment process, ensuring students can focus on classes instead of financial concerns. To make a tuition payment, take the following steps: Pay the full-term balance by the due date. Major credit cards are accepted through our secure payment partner, TouchNet. The Business Office also accepts cash or checks delivered in person or via mail. For international students, we partnered with TransferMateto streamline payments in their local currency from nearly any country. International payments are integrated into our TouchNet checkout process. Sign up for interest-free monthly payments through our payment plan provider, Nelnet. Nelnet charges a single plan fee of $55 per semester, and students can apply online. The Business Office reserves the right to discontinue or refuse the Nelnet payment plan option to students who have demonstrated poor credit history with the College. Obtain additional loan funds through a Parent Plus Loan or a private student loan. Contact the Financial Aid department at finaid@collegeofidaho.edu with any questions. NOTE: The College reserves the right to charge interest on all unpaid balances at a rate of 1.5% per month. Interest is not charged to accounts enrolled in Nelnet Credit Card Convenience Fee Effective April 1, 2025, a credit card convenience fee will be applied to all student account payments:

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Online Master in Organizational Leadership Home / MAOL Home Apply Now Request Information Join an Info Session Admission Requirements Cost Curriculum Inspire More. Influence More. Lead More. The College’s accelerated, online Master of Arts in Organizational Leadership (MAOL) is designed to equip individuals with the skills and knowledge needed to lead and manage organizations effectively. You will graduate with the expertise to be a dynamic, influential and ethical leader in an ever-evolving organizational landscape. If you are seeking to enhance your leadership capabilities and advance your career, the MAOL is a perfect fit for you. It will provide you with a deep understanding of organizational dynamics, strategic management, and effective leadership practices. Join us for an information session! Reserve your spot now by visiting our MAOL Events Page. An Accelerated & Affordable Degree Affordable Tuition We understand the financial demands of working full-time while pursuing advanced education — our affordable tuition aims to ease that burden. View Cost Information Applied Learning Approach Bridge the gap between theory and practice and apply leadership theories, concepts and best practices in a real-world context. Explore Our Curriculum How to Apply Ready to join the #YoteFam? Review admission requirements, deadlines and important dates for the flexible Master of Arts in Organizational Leadership program. Review Admission Requirements & Deadlines Why Get a MAOL from CofI? Whether you’re launching your career or a seasoned professional ready to enhance your leadership practices, the online MAOL degree program prepares you to lead with confidence in today’s fast-paced and ever-changing world. Frequently Asked Questions https://youtu.be/2wwQSYutcH4 A Flexible Program Just For You 12 Months to graduation, rather than the usual two years, saving you time and money. 3 Terms to complete nine courses, setting you on a path to become a leader in any field or profession right out of the gate. 100% Online program, with optional in-person immersion experiences, giving you flexibility as you enhance your career. Key Resources Accessibility & Learning Excellence Certificate in Organizational Leadership Dual Degree in Organizational Leadership Graduate Catalog Graduate Financial Aid Graduate Student Life Library Registrar Technology Requirements Lead With Confidence Join a program designed to develop dynamic leaders. With personalized mentorship, flexible online courses and a curriculum grounded in applied learning, The College of Idaho’s online Master of Arts in Organizational Leadership degree program equips you to drive positive change within your role at any organization. Apply Request Information FAQs

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Master of Education (M.Ed.) Home / MEd Home Apply Now Request Information FAQs – Learn More Admission Requirements Cost Curriculum Inspire More. Solve More. Lead More. The College of Idaho’s Master of Education (M.Ed.) in Educational Leadership is designed to equip aspiring educational leaders with the knowledge, skills, and competencies necessary to navigate the complexities of modern educational institutions. With a focus on leadership theory, educational policy, instructional leadership, and organizational management, this program prepares graduates to drive positive change and foster innovation within educational settings. Additionally, the program will provide a strong platform to build the meaningful leadership skills of building educators as teacher leaders and instructional coaches. Join us for an information session! Reserve your spot now by visiting our M.Ed Events Page. A Flexible & Affordable Degree Affordable Tuition We understand the financial demands of pursuing advanced education — our affordable tuition aims to ease that burden. View M.Ed. Cost Information Applied Learning Approach Bridge the gap between theory and practice and apply leadership theories, concepts and best practices in a real-world context. Explore Our M.Ed. Curriculum How to Apply Ready to join the #YoteFam? Review admission requirements, deadlines and important dates for the Master of Education in Educational Leadership program. Review Admission Requirements & Deadlines Why Get a M.Ed. from CofI? Whether you’re an aspiring school administrator or a seasoned administrator ready to enhance your leadership practices, the M.Ed. degree program prepares you to lead with confidence in today’s fast-paced and ever-changing educational landscape. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GFu_U7CPVas A Flexible Program Just For You 16 Months to graduation, rather than the usual two years, saving you time and money. 2 Courses per term, allowing you to balance other obligations while advancing your education. 1 In-person session per week held at your district combined with online courses, giving you flexibility and a built-in network as you enhance your career. Our Center for Continuing Education Are you an educator seeking to earn professional development credits? The College is your trusted partner in continuing education and professional growth. Earn credits that you can use toward recertification, salary advancement, and career development. Explore More Key Resources Accessibility & Learning Excellence Graduate Catalog Graduate Financial Aid Graduate Student Life Library Registrar Technology Requirements Lead With Confidence Join a program designed to develop dynamic leaders. With personalized mentorship, a flexible program and a curriculum grounded in applied learning, The College of Idaho’s Master of Education degree program equips you to drive positive change within your educational institution. Apply Request Information FAQs

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