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Higher Education In HIGHER EDUCATION IN IDAHOIdaho Association of Collegiate Registrars & Admissions Officers | 2015 - 2016 Next Steps ID / FP Ad in HIgher Education Booklet trim size: 8.5 x 11 bleed: .125 070115 Get ready for ORMAT INF IO R N E SY E S R T A E C M the big time. get future ready with the Idaho Career Information System (CIS) CIS Determining your future is a lifelong journey that requires many decisions along the way. Multiple opportunities await you, so prepare yourself for any option. The decisions are yours! Use CIS to help you find the answer to these important questions: Who am I? Where am I headed? How do I get there? Beer understand yourself Make the connection Beer understand yourself AD HERE between school, learning, Explore your interests Explore your interests Graduation’s just around the corner. and your future in the work Discover your talents world Discover your talents Then what? Learn about high demand Get a reality check. Find Learn about high demand No matter where you are on your path to graduation, we’re here jobs in careers that interest out which occupations will jobs in careers that interest you support your desired you to help. We’ve got the tips, tools, and resources to help make lifestyle Identify programs of study Identify programs of study sense of everything—from college applications and financial aid that interest you and Understand employment that interest you and to learning how to channel your interests and hobbies into a schools that offer them skills schools that offer them rewarding career choice. Visit us online and learn how we can help make your next step exciting, » » Know yourself Plan for School rewarding, and manageable. » Pay for School » Explore Careers State Board of Education www.NextSteps.Idaho.gov 650 West State Street, 3rd Floor | Boise, ID 83702 learn how at idahocis.org (208) 334-2270 Idaho Department of Labor C.L. “Butch” Oer, Governor • Kenneth D. Edmunds, Director IdahoCIS.org An Equal Opportunity Employer and Service Provider. Reasonable accommodations are available upon request. Dial 711 for Idaho Relay Service. Idaho Career Information System • 317 W. Main St. • Boise, ID 83702 • (208) 334-3705 or (800) 935-4247 THE REST OF YOUR LIFE. It’s kind of a big deal. Cliché as it may sound, what you choose to do today may largely determine how it all turns out. If higher pay, financial security, greater opportunity, better health, and employment are things you’d like to have be a part of your next 80 years or so, some type of higher education should be in your future. Maybe get a bachelor’s degree in engineering or an associate degree in Nursing. Or why not become a certified motorcycle mechanic or professional massage therapist? Whether you’ll be a home- maker, athlete, lawyer or anything in-between, the experiences you’ll gain through higher education will open up a world of opportunities and prepare you for life. Average Salary Based on Educational Attainment *Data collected from people ages 25 and over: Earnings are for full-time wage and salary workers. Source: Current Population Survey, U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics, U.S. Department of Labor. Doctoral Degree Professional Degree WHY COLLEGE? Master’s Degree College can be a valuable experience and asset to your future. Here are a few reason why you should consider a college degree. Bachelor’s Degree Earn More Money –Those who graduate from Build Connections – College is a great place college earn more money than those with only 4 to meet new people, make friends, and 1 a high school diploma. On average, someone network. The friends you make in college are with a college degree can earn $1,100 a week often friends you will have for life. You also Associate Degree as opposed to just $638 with a high school have the opportunity to network through diploma. Whatever your dreams are, a college classmates and professors. degree can help you get there. Some or No College Better Future for your Family – 71% of Better Health – Studies continue to show that 5 students with at least one parent with a 2 college graduates tend to have a healthier life, bachelor’s degree will apply to college both physically and mentally. themselves, as opposed to 26% of those who High School Diploma do not. Start a tradition that will be passed More Opportunity – Graduating from college to your children by setting the example and 3 increases your choices for future careers and earning a bachelor’s degree. Less than a High provides you with specialized skills and train- School Diploma ing that are essential in today’s workforce. 6 | HIGHER EDUCATION HIGHER EDUCATION | 7 (208) 282-7800 (208) 282-7800 Boise BIBle college Boise stAte UNIVersity BrighAM youNG UNIVersity-IDAho college OF southerN IDAho The College of Southern Idaho celebrates its 50th Boise Bible College’s 16-acre campus lies in a subur- Maybe it’s our central location at the heart of the Founded in 1888, BYU-Idaho cultivates a distinctive year in 2015. With the addition of our newest ban neighborhood with easy access to shopping capital-the hub of government, business, heath- environment in accordance with the standards of building, the Applied Technology and Innovation centers, parks, employment, and the Greenbelt care, innovation, or our strong connections with its sponsor, The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Center, allows for our 85 technical and 55 academic along the Boise River. Most students live in a new hundreds of companies and organizations in the Saints. While most universities are research-focused programs to be located on our 315-acre campus dormitory, which carefully balances community life region. Maybe it’s because we’re Idaho’s metropol- and faculty-centered, BYU-Idaho is teaching-fo- on the north side of Twin Falls. Partnerships with and private space. Instructional space is designed itan research university, or perhaps it’s our close cused and student-centered. Through hands-on more than 60 school districts across the state allow for plentiful interaction between students and proximity to the adventures that lie in the foothills student instruction and leadership opportunities, some 2,000 juniors and seniors to get a head start instructors and the integration of new technology in along the Greenbelt or down the river. Maybe it’s students are given practical opportunities to build on their college before graduating. By working mind. A new student center opened in 2014; facilitat- the cutting edge technology and academic success skills that will help them become Disciples of Christ closely with Idaho’s four-year universities, students ing the community life and spiritual development of which fuels the University and surrounding commu- and leaders in the workforce. As students engage can earn more than 30 bachelor’s and masters the BBC student body. nity. No matter the reason, coming to Boise state in active teaching and learning, they will become degrees on the Twin Falls campus. Off campus will put you in a culture of innovation with opportu- a qualified leader in their families, the Church, the centers provide many students with hometown nities in all the right places. workplace, and the community. higher education. Amid rising costs for college, The College of Southern Idaho remains Idaho’s most TAKING A TOUR: FINANCIAL AID: TAKING A TOUR: FINANCIAL AID: TAKING A TOUR: FINANCIAL AID: affordable option for TUITION: (per year) Visit: boisebible.edu Visit: boisebible.edu for Visit: admissions.boisestate. Visit: financialaid. Visit: byui.edu/future- Visit: byui.edu/financial- higher education. Resident: $3,600 or call: 208-376-7731 information. edu/visitus boisestate.edu students > visiting aid TAKING A TOUR: Deadline: July 15 Call: 208 426-1156 Call: 208-426-1664 campus Deadline: April 15 Visit: whycsi.com FINANCIAL AID: HOW TO APPLY: Deadline: Feb. 15th Call: 208-496-1300 (also based on FAFSA) Call: 208-732-6221 Call: 208-732-6273 Visit: boisebible.edu GET IN TOUCH: HOW TO APPLY: Visit: csi.edu/financialaid GET IN TOUCH: > apply now boisebible.edu Visit: admissions.boisestate. HOW TO APPLY: GET IN TOUCH: Deadline: March 1st Deadline: July 15 208-376-7731 edu/apply boisestate.edu Visit: besmart.com byui.edu/admissions HOW TO APPLY: admissions@ Call: 208-426-1156 208-426-1000 Call: 208-496-1300 208-496-1300 Visit: whycsi.com GET IN TOUCH: TUITION: (per year) boisebible.com Email: bsuinfo@boise bsuinfo@boise Deadline: Dec 1st [email protected] Call: 208-732-6221 csi.edu Resident: $11,640 state.edu state.edu Deadline: none 208-733-9554 Deadline: May 15th TUITION: (per year) [email protected] LDS = $3750 TUITION: (per year) Non LDS = $7500 Resident: $6,876 8 | HIGHER EDUCATION HIGHER EDUCATION | 9 (208) 282-7800 college OF WesterN IDAho EAsterN IDAho TechNicAL College IDAho stAte UNIVersity leWis clARK stAte college College of Western Idaho (CWI) is located in the Eastern Idaho Technical College provides Idaho State University is a research university Students on the trail of a quality, highly personal- Treasure Valley—the state’s cultural and economic Professional Technical Education and is located in located in Pocatello, with additional locations in ized education complemented by a distinctive small hub. The Treasure Valley is recognized nationally as Idaho Falls. Our programs provide hands-on training Idaho Falls, Meridian and Twin Falls. ISU is the state’s college environment will want to explore Lewis- a great place to live, work, and get an education. to give students real world experience in a specific designated leader in the health professions, but with Clark State College (LCSC). LCSC’s faculty and staff CWI is the largest college community in Idaho and field to prepare them to enter the workforce.
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