Boise State University

ethics and diversity. The world is taking notice: In less than a decade, we’ve more than doubled our out-of-state student enrollment and boosted the number of bachelor’s, master’s and doctoral degrees awarded each year by 52 percent.

In a decade of expansion, Boise State invested $70 million in athletics facilities that have become the envy of our peers, at the same time

spending another $200 million on academic, residential and other student-centered projects across campus.

WHAT MAKES OUR UNIVERSITY SPECIAL? From our Distinguished Lecture Series, the world-class entertainment found at The Morrison Center and Taco Bell Arena, and a commitment to a healthy campus, we want you to consider Boise State a home away from home as much as an esteemed place of learning. We want you to question, to critique, to have fun and most importantly, to succeed.

Whether you aspire to devote your life to helping medical patients breathe with ease or plan to jump app-first into Boise’s explosive tech scene, you’ll find all of the elements to thrive on campus: knowledgeable faculty and staff, a diverse body of peers eager to learn and grow with you, and hundreds of student groups and extracurricular activities ready to inject you with a healthy dose of Bronco pride.

Speaking of pride, the overlap between Bronco pride and Boise pride is strong. Thousands of Boise residents made the pilgrimage to Arizona to cheer us on to three Fiesta Bowl wins in recent years. Conversely, when music-loving residents founded Treefort, a five-day DIY music festival, Boise State jumped in to sponsor a complementary technology-themed conference called Hackfort that even caught the attention of the President of the United States.

Boise State University

1910 University Dr., Boise, ID 83725 (208)426-1000 www.boisestate.edu

Total Enrollment: 23,886 Full Time: 12,350 / Part Time: 3,703 / Online: 7,380

Highest Enrollment Programs Health Science Studies, BS Biology, BS Communitication, BA Nursing, BS Psychology, BA BS Computer Science, BS General Business, BA BBA BS

2112 Cleveland Blvd., Caldwell, ID 83605 (208)459-5011 www.collegeofidaho.edu

Founded in 1891, The College of Idaho is the state’s first private liberal arts college. We’re a close-knit community of 1,000 scholars, athletes, artists and critical thinkers who aim to push ourselves — and each other — to new heights.

PEOPLE • Enrollment of approximately 925 students. • Students come from 28 different states. • More than one-third of students compete for 20 varsity sports teams. • C of I student athletes have captured 68 individual and team national championships, including 27 since 2011.

ACADEMICS • The C of I offers 26 majors and 58 minors in the fine arts and humanities, natural sciences and

mathematics, social sciences and history, and professional fields. • 11:1 student-to-faculty ratio and high studentfaculty interaction. • Through our innovative

PEAK curriculum, students earn a major and three minors in four years across the four academic peaks. This empowers students to pursue their passions while developing the breadth and depth of knowledge necessary for lifelong success. • Numerous off-campus and study abroad programs are available, including regular trips to London, Paris, China, Australia and Idaho’s Sawtooth Mountains.

DISTINCTIONS • C of I graduates include seven Rhodes Scholars, 14 Marshall, Truman and Goldwater Scholars, three governors, a Pulitzer Prize-winning historian, an Academy Award-winning composer, four NFL players, the codiscoverer of B12, and the co-founder of Patagonia Outerwear. • The College is home to four Carnegie Foundation Idaho Professors of the Year.