Idaho State University Top Questions

It has a high percentage of mormons and it is pretty conservative. This makes it a very low crime school and also is not a big party school. It is unique in the sense that it is a very small town and most that move here grow to love it. The people and the community are very nice.

We have low tuition compared to everyone else. Our stadium is the first domed stadium for College ever.

The university that I attend is very non-traditional, which means that new students fresh out of high school get to work with older people coming back to school. This allows for alot of great interactions and learning opportunities.

I choose Idaho State University because it was close to home and offered me several scholarships through the Marching Band. I was able to stay within an hour or two of my family and was close enough to home to meet and marry my wife and have a family and still be close to both of our families. There is a high LDS population here because of the proximity to BYU-Idaho and we liked that atmosphere.

The availability of resources and the effort the teachers put in to their students. Also there is not a number of overwhelming students it is just the right amount of students

I really never considered another school because I am a non-traditional student with children who has lived close to Pocatello most of my adult life. I have always wanted to attend college but put it off until I was twenty-six years old...it did not matter to me where I went to school as long as I could go. Idaho State University is a good school to attend and I hope in the years to come my children might attend.