Reviews

This is a two year college, but all the courses are exactly what you will find at any other University for getting your prerequisites done. I find that all of the instructors are very well qualified for their positions and have earned their professor titles. That is from the perspective of a student interested in health care, but I am sure that students pursuing technical certificates can say the same thing about their programs.

Twin Falls is a small town. If you can get past that then your good for coming to CSI. The college has plenty to do during the school year. This includes drama productions, comedians, musical talent, dinners, trips to basketball games. Also the athletics at CSI are top notch and it is always exciting to follow them.

This is the best deal around. Your going to be paying very little for the small college with a big college feel. This is definitly an economic depression buster as we've seen from our rise in tuition by 1000 students since last year! Everyone is signing up to attend classes and go back to school.

Take a close look at this college because it could really end up helping you like its helped me.

If you like the small town feel and being able to easily get involved this college is for you. If your pursuing a degree that's going to take a long time and want to save a few thousand dollars in the beginning two years of your college education this college is for you. Lastly, if you want to be able to drive your car freshman year this college is for you.

When I went to the campus, I got to sit in on a class! The teacher was so fun and I learned a lot in a very short period of time! The tour was great! They really care about their students!

Freshmen do not have to live on campus. Although I am going to, I like that there's always that freedom. My cousin attends there and loves it! Plus it's the perfect distance from home! I'm excited to be joining their excellent sports program as well!

$3,500 a year?! That is the best deal ever! I think I will have about $200 to pay after FAFSA and scholarships, if even that! That's a lot better than $15,000 I was planning on spending for C of I.

Since I am one myself, I would just say to keep your options open and wait for the college that when you go, you have a good feeling about! Sit in on a class, visit the dorms, talk to people! That's how you're going to know that a university is right for you.

ANY! For low income families, for students who are desperately trying to get scholarships, but can't, or for students who want a fun, cheap, close college to attend. Students who want to be easily involved and have great classmates, this college is for you!

I am learning a ton, the school is very wide open and easy to navigate. The campus offers a wide variety of classes for multiple degree's whether you are going here for a Transferable Degree or trying to find a degree that will stay with you for the rest of your career, this is definitely the place to go.

Very beautiful campus, every teacher has a open door policy including the president of the college. It is easy to get involved in club activities and visit games and other events. There is a event almost every night for students to attend (most of them free) and involve students in a wide array of activities. The clubs have flexible meeting times around people's schedules and if a person cannot make it, no worry as the advisers are always willing to get with students after club hours.

Cheapest in Idaho, and they provide great benefits at no extra cost like giving students 500 pages for print each semester and copy cards. Also (like mentioned above) they provide events at little or no charge to students almost every night).

Always try to get to your teachers after their classes and not wait until six o'clock in the day, usually they are gone by then.

Also, as it is important to many, the College of Southern Idaho General Scholarship form on the College of Southern Idaho website is for students enrolling and re-enrolling in the college. The form is a general one and the scholarship center at the college fills out multiple scholarship applications for students given the information provided in the form. It is always a good idea to fill out this application for scholarships as it is for more than just one. All the scholarship money you do not use for tuition during your semesters at the college is given back to you to use on books or whatever you need for school.

Students that work part time (or full time depending on your dedication) and want to go to school cheaply without draining your wallet. Check us out, the College of Southern Idaho is one of the best in the state!

The College of Southern Idaho serves as a perfect stepping stone for preparing students for college. There is plenty of opportunity for students to engage in clubs and council as well as events. Another great plus is the welcoming environment it gives to diverse cultures.

For future students I highly recommend getting involved in a club or council on campus. It will not only help you in building an outstanding resume as well as other future successes, but also make your time more enjoyable on campus.

My favorite part about CSI is the ultimate one to one contact you receive from professors. At the College of Southern Idaho students are never looked at as another number. Also, the tutoring center is staffed with the friendliest of students who are extremely eager to help students in need towards success.

I love the Dorm life at CSI mainly because it allows for an opportunity to build close friendships and bonds with peers. The close relationships almost make it feel as though you never left home. In addition the RA's are very welcoming and understanding.

If you are looking to have the best breakfast and lunch you have ever had, CSI's cafeteria is the place for you. I love that they have a buffet style format, because it keeps you from being limited to food.

For fun I love to attend Program Board's events. They always put in so much effort to make sure that students have fun on campus and they always do a great job. Their dances are always a huge turn out.

I highly recommend always being in the Student Union building from eleven in the morning to one in the afternoon. There is always an event going on and many opportunities for students. To add on, a lot of times food and other free items are provided for students.

Every year the Diversity council hosts a day of the dead. This event is by far on of my favorites because it is always packed. There is face painting, dancing, music, and not to mention the exquisite food.

If you are an outdoors fanatic, the outdoor rec at CSI is something that might draw your interest. They have plenty of events that involve being one with nature, sustainability, and so many outdoor sports and activities.

I personally am a student who is a part of the CSI student senate, so I may have a biased opinion, but I honestly believe that joining this council has opened so many door for me. I am more aware of upcoming events happening on campus and I am able to make friendships so easily. The best part is that you actually get paid as well.

I don't believe that CSI does have a Greek Life due to being a community college. However, it may become a possibility in the future. It most likely depends on the campus funds.

From my experience as a young lady, the College of Southern Idaho is very safe. I am a student who spends late nights on campus doing school work and I have never encountered a problem walking to my car at night. Also, campus security is awesome to respond quickly. I recommend keeping their phone number saved in case of emergency.

I will be learning alot for Culinary Arts. How to do many things with food and create works of art with food.

I will enjoy learning new things and going to school to get a degree to have a better job.

Tuition is only $119 a credit.

The tuition is cheaper than any other school. I am actully enrolled at College of Western Idaho but the College of Southern Idaho is connected with CWI.

Great for Low income families.

With an awesome faculty who cares and is dedicated to helping you succeed in a friendly environment the College of Southern Idaho is a wonderful place to start your college career. They will help you get your associates degree in your field of choice as well as help you get ready to transfer to a university of your choice. It really is a great place to go to school!

First off apply early. Those who apply for scholarships early tend to get more.
Second, get to know your professors on a personal bases. With an average of 21 students to 1 professor there is no excuse not to. They are always willing to help and will often go out of their way to assist you in obtaining scholarships, do well in class, and understand the material.

The faculty at the College of Southern Idaho cares more about you receiving an education than meeting requirements or mandates. That said they are more than happy to help you make the grade you need and will go out of their way for you if asked. The material they teach is on the point and they will often apply it to real life applications. They are very good at preparing you to go onto a four year university and eventually into the real world.

Due to the fact that most people who attend the College of Southern Idaho attend from home there is only one dorm on campus. They always have some activity going on in the dorms though.

The cooks at the College of Southern Idaho has great cooks! They always have enough food at a reasonable price that tastes wonderful! However there isn't a lot of food selection. But this can be augmented by going out on the town where there is a lot more choices.

There is a lot to do for fun when you are attending the College of Southern Idaho! Whether you are running in a marathon, base jumping, kayaking, attending a rodeo, hiking the canyon, seeing one of the many beautiful waterfalls in the area, such as the Shoshone Falls, going to a planetarium show, star gazing at the Herrett Museum, or just participating in the local clubs and activities, there is always something to do!

The College of Southern Idaho is very inexpensive to begin with for a college. But on top of that they provide a great quality education and are more than happy to assist students to obtain scholarships and if needed student loans. There is usually enough programs and opportunities though that if you apply yourself and participate you can get all of your expenses paid through scholarships and work opportunities.
The College of Southern Idaho is primarily for those who have never had any college experience and for those who are working on obtaining their associates degrees or are wanting to learn a trade such as welding, aquaculture, auto-mechanics, and manufacturing.

There is a giant bell tower in the middle of campus, as well as a rose garden in the center, and the Harriet Museum with it's planetarium shows and observatory! That's really cool. As well as every year they hold a Great Pumpkin 5K Run and build a corn maze!

The College of Southern Idaho is great for anyone who is wanting to apply to any Idaho four year universities as the College of Southern Idaho designs their Associate programs to make a smooth transition into one of those Idaho four year universities. But they have been, as they have with me, more than willing to help adjust some of the requirements to assist you into getting into the University of your Choice.

The College of Southern Idaho is also great school for anyone who is wanting to go into law enforcement and nursing programs or obtain their associates degree in Engineering (any discipline), Music or any of the other fine arts, English, Biology, and any other field. They also are greatly known for their trade school programs such as welding, aquaculture, auto-mechanics, and manufacturing.

The clubs and actives on campus are so much fun! From gaming with the Social Geeks, to attending a baseball or basketball game, to riding Rodeo, to the colleges' large ropes course, to attending the latest movie release with friends, there is always something to do. They have activities every month that range from hikes and kayaking to skiing and snowboarding. With all the plays and productions going on as well in the Fine Arts building on top of that there is always something to do.

As for the clubs there is a club for everyone. From the long-boarding club. to the Agricultural club there is a club to join. Recently I helped design and build a trebuchet to launch pumpkins with the STEM club! There is so much you can do!

Due to the fact that the College of Southern Idaho is a community college, there really isn't much of a Greek life here in any respect.

The College of Southern Idaho is a very safe place to attend school. Our campus security is always on top of it. They take their job very seriously. With a National Guard office and a Law Enforcement Program as well on campus some students are even trained on how to react in an emergency situation. As well as the people who attend the College of Southern Idaho look after one another. It is a very safe place to attend school.

Definitely apply early for FAFSA and any other scholarships and financial aid. Always talk to an adviser for any questions you may have. Have fun and enjoy everything to the fullest.

Many of the courses are difficult. At times,there seems to be a lot of assigned work. However, even though some classes are challenging, the professors help in any way possible.

There are no dorms, however you can rent apartments that are within walking distance of the campus, which is quite convenient,. The rooms are tiny and cozy too. Also, the cost of living there is very fair.

Food is a bit expensive, but there are lunch plans available. There are also two floors to choose from, one of them being a buffet. There are also many restaurants that students can drive to.

If you are the athletic type, this college offers many sports and fitness classes. There are numerous clubs and activities that one can join. The campus also provides free movie and bowling nights, which is loads of fun.

I think it's a great and friendly community. They have lots of fun activities for students to attend. The college is small enough that there have been lots of opportunities for one on one teaching and learning experiences for me.

Make sure you have housing figured out and financial aid before the semester starts. Also, make sure to take the time to sit down with a counselor and talk about your educational path so that you can be taking classes that will help you achieve your goals.

It's not too tough but it's challenging enough that you are learning a lot.

Fun places for college kids to eat out and it's not too terribly expensive!

We are right on the canyon so there is lots of rock climbing, water activities, hiking, etc. We are also close to Sun Valley and other Ski mountains. There is always lots to do outdoors.

Very smart to attend CSI because the tuition is not nearly as expensive as other places and they offer quite a bit of technical programs and other things.

I'm not sure of any. I do know that there is always people handing out free donuts to students :)

For anyone on a budget but still wanting to have a great educational experience.

There are lots of clubs and activities. It seems they are always putting something on for students to attend.

It's a small community college so there is no Frats or Sororities on campus.

You will always see security patrolling. I feel very safe here at CSI.

csi has an amazing health sciences program. the staff for the health sciences are great at getting the students where they need to be both academically and professionally, so that when they enter the professional world, they will start off strong. students in these programs will get top of the line education for their desired career pathways.

this is a great college to springboard into bachelor degrees and up. the different programs here are definitely top of the line, and some rank among the best in the nation. i recommend starting early on your prerequisites and hitting the books hard. this college will prepare you for anything you are headed into, be it a four year college or the professional realm.

the program i am currently taken is extremely difficult. however, the difficulty is offset by the extreme welcome of the staff who assist in teaching the program. all of our questions are guaranteed to be answered in a great way, and our instructors are always there for us for any needs that may arise.

i haven't stayed in the dorms, as i live just 7 miles off of campus, so i can't offer anything of use here.

the food and dining at the college is excellent. they have a great central meal area at the student union building, and the culinary arts students have days where they cook lunch, and for a price, we can dine on their culinary delights! campus is also within reach of quite a few great restaurants, offering anything from fast food to sit down dining. the range of foods available is great, and the area can off something to somebody of all tastes.

being a student of a very rigorous program, my free time is extremely valuable. the campus offers a variety of things to do for fun, including disc golf, free movie nights at the local movie theater, and free bowling nights at the local bowling alley. if this isn't enough, twin falls has a great deal of golf courses, a laser tag arena, and many nice parks to just walk about in. the area around twin also offers paintball arenas, hunting and fishing spots, boating access, skiing, snowboarding, fishing, the list is endless!

the college of southern idaho is a decently priced college, and the teaching is very well worth the money. i have learned above and beyond what i have expected at this school, and it is well worth the money i have paid to attend.

our campus does have a small creek that runs through it, as well as a disc golf course on the campus itself! i am not sure if those are quite unusual though...

csi is great for students who want to springboard into a four year college, as well as for those who want to get to work right away. it has a small school feel, and has a great list of programs to choose from. csi does seem to cater more to those who wish to chose either a technical major or a health major though.

there seems to be a club on campus for everybody, no matter who you are. the clubs are extremely involved with the workings of the school and help to make csi a phenomenal place to study and learn. these clubs also help promote various activities, such as dances and fundraisers, all to help somebody in need. they are very active, and it is a great sight to see.

the college of southern idaho doesn't have any fraternities or sororities that i know of.

the campus is constantly patrolled by security guards. they are great at helping any student in need, and keep the campus a fun and safe place. i have not had any problem with crime or vandalism while i have been attending this school.

I plan to learn a lot in this college to be able to turn into someting big.

Many say this college is fun and easy I think I will enjoy it here. It is not that far from home and will enjoy the freedom that the college provides.

They are affordable to take classes here but try to get either a grant or a scholarship.

This college will help you take classes that are in you choice of career and will send all transcrips to the college of your choice.

Anyone can get into this college they have almost all the the career fields of your choice.