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• LocationCaldwell, The United States
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The College of Idaho is a private liberal arts college in Caldwell, Idaho (United States), founded in 1891 and described by the college as the state's first private liberal arts college. It has over 1,100 students and lies in the Treasure Valley, 30 minutes from Boise.

Undergraduate majors and minors are grouped into four sectors: health and scientific research; law, policy and the public sector; the creative sector; and business and technology. Students take four classes per term in a four-day week and can earn a bachelor's and a master's degree in four years. Graduate programmes include master's degrees in public policy, education, organisational leadership, data analytics, accountancy and exercise science, and an online Doctor of Medical Science.

According to the college, international students make up roughly 15% of the student body and come from more than 65 countries. Courses are taught in English, so applicants must prove English proficiency, for example with TOEFL, IELTS or Duolingo results; admission is test-optional for ACT and SAT. International applicants apply through the Common App or the college's own application and submit a Certification of Finances. Unmarried students without dependent children live in campus housing for three years, in seven residence halls or on-campus apartments.

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2112 Cleveland Blvd, Caldwell, ID, The United States, 83605-4432

Bachelor's degrees in a liberal arts curriculum (Coyote Core), with majors and minors grouped into four sectors:

• Health and scientific research
• Law, policy and the public sector
• Creative sector (design, media, music, performing and visual arts)
• Business and technology

Four classes per term, four-day week; option to earn a bachelor's and a master's degree in four years.

• Master of Applied Public Policy (MAPP)
• Master of Education (MEd) in Educational Leadership
• Master of Organizational Leadership (MAOL), online
• Master of Science in Data Analytics (MSDA)
• Master of Accountancy (MACC)
• Master of Science in Exercise Science (MSES)
• Master of Physician Assistant Studies (MPAS), with Idaho State University
• Doctor of Medical Science (DMSc), online, for physician assistants

Dual-degree programmes in law, engineering and medicine with partner institutions.

First-year international applicants are assessed holistically: high school record, AP or IB credits, writing ability, recommendation letters, co-curricular activities and community involvement. Admission is test-optional (ACT or SAT not required). Applications go through the Common App or the college's own online application, and international students also submit a Certification of Finances showing funds for tuition and living costs.

Courses are taught in English. International applicants prove English proficiency with one of: two or more years of English-based curriculum or English spoken in the home country, ACT or SAT results, the Duolingo English Test, TOEFL or IELTS. No minimum scores are stated on the admission page.

Unmarried students without dependent children live in campus housing for three years (six semesters). Options:

• Seven residence halls with single, double, triple, quad and suite rooms; first-year students live in dedicated communities
• The Village Apartments on campus, for juniors and seniors
• A small number of college-owned rental houses south of campus

New students apply through the student portal after paying the enrollment deposit.

https://collegeofidaho.edu/apply/international/