A college education is directly related to your income, career opportunities, and sense of well-being. Never before has going to college in Idaho been so important to so many.
"North Idaho College is not a flashy university, but it offers a chance to get to know your professors one on one. “The faculty and staff are very willing to help in any way they can. They really try their best to inspire and push students to succeed as individuals."
Alyssa Thelen
(NIC)
Today's modern workplace demands people with a wide range of job skills. Employers need those who possess professional-technical certificates and training, bachelor's, and master's degrees.
“The education that I received at LCSC was second to none. The small class sizes ensured that I received real face-to-face time and was never just another name on a roster.”
Ryan Couch
Business Administration
(LCSC)
College grads earn more money than those with just a high school diploma—a lot more. In Idaho, college grads earn on average $1-million more over their working lifetime.
"Based on convenience and cost, it was really easy for me to choose the educational leadership program at the University of Idaho Coeur d’Alene"
Randy Russell - Principal,
Coeur d’Alene High School
Ed.Sp. Educational Leadership
Graduated May 2009
(UI)
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