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Student Reviews of Idaho State University

4.4
based on 18 reviews

  • Sarah from Eagle, ID

    I am a second year at ISU and am a junior. Each semester in college is different but the first few seem to be pretty similar all across the board. I started college in August of 2008. ISU is a great school, the teachers care and there is always… more read full review

    I am a second year at ISU and am a junior. Each semester in college is different but the first few seem to be pretty similar all across the board. I started college in August of 2008. ISU is a great school, the teachers care and there is always something going on for the new and current students. To start, go to orientation. I met people there that I am still in contact with. Get involved; the first year of college is important to establish yourself and experience. My advice is to apply for the Honors program. There are a lot of benefits to being in the Honors program: automatic $500 housing scholarship, living in the newer and nicer dorms, smaller class sizes, etc. And to be honest, the classes aren’t harder.

    The classes I am taking challenge me but I do not find them impossible to get an A in if I put in the time that each class needs. The experts suggest that for every credit in a class you should study three times as many hours in a week. So if a class is three credits, study about nine hours a week... but that hardly ever happens. Just give each class enough time to get everything done, and done well. That is what I have done and I am a straight A student. read full review

  • Cortney from Shelley, ID

    -Talk to your professors if you have a problem, they really want you to succeed.
    -If you need help, go to the Center for Learning, they'll help you with anything you need.
    -Stay involved! Almost every week, an event is going on at the… more read full review

    -Talk to your professors if you have a problem, they really want you to succeed.
    -If you need help, go to the Center for Learning, they'll help you with anything you need.
    -Stay involved! Almost every week, an event is going on at the Idaho Falls Campus. Meet some new friends and enjoy school a little more.
    -Be prepared. Every class I've had has given me a schedule for when assignments are due. Look at them often, to make sure you get things in on time!
    -Talk to your academic advisers, they'll keep you on track!
    -Go in with a great attitude. You can do this, and not everyone in the world has this fantastic opportunity! read full review

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Idaho State University Scholarships

Merit Scholarships Available:

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D. L. Evans Bank Scholarship - R
Eastern Star Scholarship $250 R
Gate City Rotary Club Scholarship - R
Knights of Columbus Scholarship - R R
Ruth E. Petersen Scholarship - R
Zeta B. Smith Scholarship - R
A.D. & Irene S. Rounds Scholarship -
Albert Burch Strahan Memorial Scholarship - R
Albertson's Foundation, College of Business Scholarship -
Albertson's Foundation, College of Health Professions Scholarship -
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