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Last year, the employee dependent tuition waiver allowed students of university employees attend school at half of tuition price — but they could not accept any additional institutional scholarships. This […]
The reaction to the tuition hike approved for next year, University of Idaho engineers prepare for this year’s Engineering Design Expo, a new element of the go green movement called up-cycling, the […]
ASUI President Hannah Davis said she doesn’t mind paying a little more for her education at the University of Idaho if it means the school can maintain the level of […]
President M. Duane Nellis asked the Idaho State Board of Education for a 5.9 percent increase in tuition Wednesday — an increase that would cover only the bare minimum of […]
A $3 million budget deficit and an additional $3.4 million in critical expenses in next year’s budget will prompt University of Idaho administrators to ask for a 5.9 percent tuition […]
With a $3 million budget deficit, $3.4 million in critical expenses and a proposed 5.9 percent tuition increase, the University of Idaho is experiencing some dire financial difficulties.
It has been a year since the University of Idaho community ensured UI was known as the state’s “flagship” university, its premier research school.
Keith Ickes, University of Idaho executive director of planning and budget, said UI will ask the Idaho State Board of Education for a 5.9 percent increase to undergraduate in state […]
The University of Idaho approved a new benefit for dependents of UI employees that would waive 50 percent of the student’s tuition, but accepting the waiver means giving up all […]
In order to get in line with other changing policies within the university, Student Accounts is changing their tuition reimbursement policy.